Modified Yoshimura 4 into 1 header and a shorty stainless steel "muffler." There won't be anything quiet about it!
Showing posts with label cafe racer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cafe racer. Show all posts
Saturday, November 16, 2013
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Rejetted and rebuilt!
CV carbs cleaned, rejetted, and hooked up with stainless hardware. Ready to mount up on the GS550 cafe racer.
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Those are some nice looking rotors
Sunday, May 26, 2013
Aluminum tail is taking shape
Getting this bad boy roughed in and tacked together. I'll weld it up and smooth the welds but full metal finishing will wait il until the tank is done too.
Sunday, May 12, 2013
The devil is in the details
Mitered the ends of the cut off frame tubes to mirror the angle of the tail section I'm working on for the GS550z
Labels:
cafe racer,
etho moto,
grinding,
gs550,
welding
Hammer form beginnings
The GS550 cafe racer I'm working on is going to have a hammer formed, raw aluminum tank and tail. All the mounts are welded to the frame and the time has come to start shaping the tail. I made the bottom template yesterday and hammered the base into rough shape.
Labels:
aluminum,
cafe racer,
etho moto,
gs550,
hammer form
Monday, February 4, 2013
Holy Shit... Brake rotor cross drilling
I put my drill press to some damn good use, broke a bunch of bits, and eventually broke the drill press table mounting bolt in the process, but I got the brake rotors for the GS550 cafe bike all cross drilled and ready for surfacing. 192 1/8" pilot holes followed by drilling them all out with a 1/4" bit for final size. Tedious, annoying, but totally worth it.
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Labels:
boredom,
braking power,
cafe racer,
equipment failure,
etho moto,
gs550,
repetition
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