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It's not so much problems. They are generally reliable if looked after. But out of the factory? they leave a lot to be desired......... Back to your build. Looking sharp.
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I,think most bikers like to work them and get that thumping sound,so you can hear them a mile off,a few mouths back ,saw oh,well over 250,yes I know a lot,
but it was,that amount,as the club was going to a funeral of one of the members,best site I had seen in year and in these,s number as ,most bike gangs have ,
been outlawed hear and not able to meet or wear there colors,but this lot,well,full colors and if Mr bobby real was going to stop them,
but on the other hand Melbourne police do like to shoot as well,
ta real happy your liking this so far,
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I will have a scout about for youappreciated ,Stuart,happy your liking this one,I,m real enjoying it so far,nice to have you along,
been having a bit of a look for Daryl,s bike,but at the moment only seeing made action figures,,
would like to make both bikes if I could find,the chopper and the beast,
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this morning progress have all the chrome added to the engine,rear wheel in,adding the
pluming as I,per-instructions,makes it easy to do,
before moving onto the front forks ,have paint the guards,tank and seat,waiting for the paint to dry,
happy with how this is,going so far,well hope your liking it,
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I was doing some reading on them,and they have some Yamaha,parts as well,
it would be cool if they were in kit foam,not just action figure ones,or made be you could build,but trying to find the bikes used,
DARYL DIXON MOTORCYCLE: BUILD SHEET
Donor: 1992 Honda CB750 Nighthawk
Front end: Yamaha YZF-R6
Front wheel: Yamaha YZF-R6
Front brakes: Yamaha YZF-R6
Rear wheel: Stock Nighthawk
Tires: Kenda Big Block
Shocks: Progressive Suspension 970 piggybacks
Tank: XS650 reproduction
Intake: Twin billet aluminum mesh units CNC milled by Seth Ingham
Exhaust: Modified stock with custom baffles
Seat: Leather, custom upholstered by Roy Baird, Richmond, VA
Battery: Shorai Lithium Ion
Chain: DID X-ring
Rack: Custom crossbow mount
Her Majesty's Thunder:
Walking Dead's Daryl Rides a Triumph...ish
The Walking Dead is back. If you're a fan of the show, you may be interested to know Daryl Dixon rides a vintage Triumph chopper motorcycle. Actually it's a Yamaha XS650 frame with a 1965-1970 Triumph Bonneville engine. The website EatSleepRide reports that prior to the fame and fortune acting has brought him, actor Norman Reedus regularly spun wrenches at a local motorcycle shop which served him as an income and soul food. Bits and pieces of the bike have changed through the 3 seasons, but the British engine and Japanese frame configuration remains the same.Comment
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That's what I got Monica you could do the Honda as that's in kit form but would still need modifications but no joy on the triumphI was doing some reading on them,and they have some Yamaha,parts as well,
it would be cool if they were in kit foam,not just action figure ones,or made be you could build,but trying to find the bikes used,
DARYL DIXON MOTORCYCLE: BUILD SHEET
Donor: 1992 Honda CB750 Nighthawk
Front end: Yamaha YZF-R6
Front wheel: Yamaha YZF-R6
Front brakes: Yamaha YZF-R6
Rear wheel: Stock Nighthawk
Tires: Kenda Big Block
Shocks: Progressive Suspension 970 piggybacks
Tank: XS650 reproduction
Intake: Twin billet aluminum mesh units CNC milled by Seth Ingham
Exhaust: Modified stock with custom baffles
Seat: Leather, custom upholstered by Roy Baird, Richmond, VA
Battery: Shorai Lithium Ion
Chain: DID X-ring
Rack: Custom crossbow mount
Her Majesty's Thunder:
Walking Dead's Daryl Rides a Triumph...ish
The Walking Dead is back. If you're a fan of the show, you may be interested to know Daryl Dixon rides a vintage Triumph chopper motorcycle. Actually it's a Yamaha XS650 frame with a 1965-1970 Triumph Bonneville engine. The website EatSleepRide reports that prior to the fame and fortune acting has brought him, actor Norman Reedus regularly spun wrenches at a local motorcycle shop which served him as an income and soul food. Bits and pieces of the bike have changed through the 3 seasons, but the British engine and Japanese frame configuration remains the same.Comment
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oh that sounds good,is it the right model ? plus you wound need a Yamaha as well,in the right model ? ,also to make the build,
the other is just the Triumph motor in a Yamaha frame, will have a look for some chopper kits maye there is some around,
very simulate to it,
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well 30c hear today,to hot to go for a walk to catch monster,s in the creepy park,,need a very big Shepherd,
see even the pussa was feeling the heat as well,
but anyway got some more done to this hug,o_O
had to put the decals,on the guards,and also ,on the tank,start to hookup some of the pluming,
need to get a few bits on,and let set,before moving on,next will be some touch up work,before moving on,
well hope your enjoying this build as ,much as I,won,t to do the bike proud,
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Looking cool Monica, loving the build.
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Coming along very nicely MonicaComment
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cool stuff
bad boy loved in terminator judgement day good stuff i have a passion for bike's too start withComment
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That is looking sweet MonicaComment
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hears this mornings update,as you can see the pussa took my seat,so work over,as well I have to go out all day again,
have the exhaust,s on,foot pegs,and other bits and bob,s so need to let things set and dry,still need to do some
pluming and a fear bit more,but I,m enjoying this build so far,
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