Flat tracker and street tracker photos

[NCGS]

Originally Posted by FloridaSteve

Mule Cycles.. the bike was featured in the March 2004 issue of Cycle World. It inspired me to build this.

[FoothillRyder]

Originally Posted by NCGS

Mule Cycles.. the bike was featured in the March 2004 issue of Cycle World. It inspired me to build this.

Very nice indeed!

[GSMark]

Originally Posted by JeffS77

out at the races in Perris today and Dave Aldana was racing..cool guy

COOL!!!
Where did you get the Ascot shirt?

[pbarmy]

Originally Posted by JeffS77

out at the races in Perris today and Dave Aldana was racing..cool guy

Damn,He's either real little or
you're a giant!Cool guy!

[JeffS77]

Originally Posted by GSMark

COOL!!!
Where did you get the Ascot shirt?

some vendor at the long beach motorcycle swap meet had them for like $5....have never seen them since

[JeffS77]

Originally Posted by pbarmy

Damn,He's either real little or
you're a giant!Cool guy!

a combo of both I'm about 6'5" and Dave is probably 5'3-4"

[motu]

You shoulda checked his balls, that would put things in better proportion.

[996DL]

Joking aside, what a legendary mc icon and still fit as a fiddle !

996DL

[JeffS77]

Originally Posted by 996DL

Joking aside, what a legendary mc icon and still fit as a fiddle !

996DL

He was racing in the 50+ expert class and one or two others on borrowed bikes...and was actually racing pretty damn good think he was 2-3rd in his firts heat but later in the day had two bikes go down in front of him and he ended up taking a digger that rung his bell a little so he decided to call it quits for the day...cant blame him he is getting up there in age the brain aint something you want to mess with.

[Speed King]

This thing looks great! More pics/details would be welcome.

[A 4 liter V8 eater]

Here's mine:





I can't wait to get it on the road. Unfortunately I don't think it will be before the end of the summer. I definitely have a ton of day trips planned for it including a bunch of trail riding in George Washington National Forest in VA and in the state WMA in Allegheny County, MD. The thing is a beast, it wants to lift the front tire going into 3rd! Here is a link to a video from when I first started it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrMKJ8G8dns

[beeper]

Originally Posted by A 4 liter V8 eater

Here's mine:





I can't wait to get it on the road. Unfortunately I don't think it will be before the end of the summer. I definitely have a ton of day trips planned for it including a bunch of trail riding in George Washington National Forest in VA and in the state WMA in Allegheny County, MD. The thing is a beast, it wants to lift the front tire going into 3rd! Here is a link to a video from when I first started it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrMKJ8G8dns

Bad ass!! I love it!

[markk53]

Originally Posted by A 4 liter V8 eater

Here's mine:





I can't wait to get it on the road. Unfortunately I don't think it will be before the end of the summer. I definitely have a ton of day trips planned for it including a bunch of trail riding in George Washington National Forest in VA and in the state WMA in Allegheny County, MD. The thing is a beast, it wants to lift the front tire going into 3rd! Here is a link to a video from when I first started it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrMKJ8G8dns

I take it that bike was run in the AMA's flat track H-D 883 spec series from some years back?

[NCGS]

Originally Posted by Speed King

This thing looks great! More pics/details would be welcome.

Ok.. here ya go..

Modified stock Bonneville steel front fender, trimmed & painted BRG
Kawasaki W650 fork gaitors and clamps
Bella Corse headlamp mounts
Powdercoated headlamp bucket (20% flat black) & ring (gloss black)
New Bonneville front turn signals
Ikon front fork springs
Triumph Thruxton adjustable fork caps
Ignition relocation kit
Ajax AMA Thruxton Challenge Cup tach/speedo mount; modified to accept stock warning/indicator lights
Head modified by DRT Racing. Head & intake manifolds flowed. Air Injection ports welded closed
Kehein 35mm CR carbs
K&N pods
Arrow 2-into-1 exhaust system; no baffle.
ProCom 8,000 RPM igniter
Nology coil and spark plug wires
HD black flat track bars
Vintage style round mirror
Norman Hyde "M" bars
Powdercoated stock handlebar clamp (20% flat black) w/ “Triumph” script in white powder
Modified Thruxton adjustable clutch lever
Thruxton front brake lever
Beemer Boneyard foam grip covers
Fast Eddy’s Union Jack front master cylinder cover insert
Joker Machine mirror hole plug
Outer primary cover, cam cover, alternator cover and front sprocket cover stripped and polished. Front sprocket 'cut' and inside powdercoated black.
Vintage style “Speed Twin” screw-on patent plate on alternator cover
Bella Corse 18-tooth front sprocket
New Bonneville clutch cover dress-up kit
New Bonneville air box elimination kit
New Bonneville rear fender elimination kit
Gas tank badge holes filled - tank painted BRG
Tank badges modified using 'Triumph' script only
New Bonneville polished aluminum Monza style flip-up gas cap
Hot Wing Glass rear tail section / modified to include layers of carbon fiber added for additional strength. Painted BRG w/ “Flying Union Jack” airbrush art.
Real leather seat cover; seat modified to include gel insert
Excel rims laced with HD stainless spokes and nipples to stock hubs.
Ikon rear shocks
New Bonneville rear turn signals
Union Jack valve stem caps

The mods were done over a two year period beginning in 2004. My son, who lives in Indiana, now owns the bike.

[motomike14]

Saw this at the annual "Ride into History" event at WGV in St. Augustine, FL. 1972 Yamaha RT-360; pretty stock sans Hagon shocks, redone forks and a low pipe by circle F with a one-off tail section. Needs a little sorting, but starts and runs like a top. Liked it so much, I ended up buying it! Brought it home today.





Should look good next to:



and...



in the garage. It's a bumble-bee invasion!