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Traumahawk
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I like it!!!!
Somebody has a CNC machine and the skills to design that Yamaha RADD/Omega-style James Parker front end. It has an 'inside-out' Buell-style front brake too. Single-sided rear suspension too.
sdt354
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I think the duel clutch slave lines are interesting? If I'm seeing this right. The rest is awesome.
Constantinos
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Don't takeme wrong thisis an awsome design but Just looking at it makes my back ache!!! Defo needs rearsets problem is where to mount them..
scuff
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That's Bad A** !! Love the exhaust, I would ride it every where at least until my back gave in !!! lol
Is that part of the frame, Shock or lead from the headers?
I'd hate to think that your thighs are sitting directly on top of hot exhaust tubes.
If it is,, I wonder how it is routed to the pipes, from the headers.
This look IS Bad Ass for a Gen 1..
funny comment,
I like it, I would keep it behind the coach. just to be able to lean back and touch it in between movies.
Sweet ride.
johnpclynch
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scuff
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Dat's funny !! :rofl_200:
scuff
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Dat's funny :rofl_200: wonder if he will see this post?
who !!! j/k
Biker Dash
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Ok, as much as I love the badass looks, I think I would still prefer a conventional USD fork, and not that crazy contraption lookin setup!
jedi-
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Looks kinda cool BUT have close look at the ground clearance, it seems that it would scrape very easily.
Practical and cool usually don't go together.
Practical and cool usually don't go together.
rebeltaz83
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i see the mono-shock tucked up in front of the rear tire, where is the fuel tank?? and the battery??
wildweasel_pt
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Probaby the seat assembly and swingarms can also turned into tanks.
PATMAX
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That Gen 1 is the most radical custom Vmax I ever seen. Don't know if it rides for shit but as for design and execution, Wow, badass!
Sentinel357
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I love the idea that the Gen 1 is still so relevant that people are still spending boatloads of money to heavily modify them. We are talking about a bike that is almost 30 years old.
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