i have been trying to keep the lines real clean and not overcomplicate the construction.
they have had to be positioned (just right) to accommodate the triumph gearbox, and i have deleted the old footboard support brackets so that only complicated the issue further.
i had a set of tarozzi folding passenger pegs hidden away and wanted to use those also.
the final solution is a good one. strong and minimal. this is the right side .... i will remake the gear change lever to suit later. fuck ... thats a relief.
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for Mike you should have chucked a leather strap over the frame with a stirrup on either end, he would be right at home !!!!!
Hey mate,
Love your bikes. I've been looking for some contact details on your blog but I can't seem to find any. I'm very interested in your Norton bobber, and was wondering how much it would cost for you to build another?
If you could email me on always.copasetic@gmail.com, it'd be greatly appreciated.
Cheers mate,
Ben
very nice. clean and simple
An elegant solution - the cutaway is really nice looking.
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