Photos of my new bike.
 

It is a V4 engined, hand-built monster.
It took about 2 hours to build, although I must admit that the construction was made easier as the bike came in kit form, with a great manual.
The bike has a single sided swing-arm, and single-sided front fork, with some solid rubber on the wheels.
Under-seat twin exhaust.
Rear suspension has a two stage pre-load setting (but it is not that easy to access.)
The chain is a 30-link unique plastic affair.
Oh, and it is red (no choice in the matter.)

























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Nice
 

Nice bike and the twin exhaust looks great. Shame you can't ride it though.

lol
thats ace

PMSL :lol: :lol:

Chain looks a bit slack though!

You must have a lot of time on your hands....

First, you made the thing, then you preceeded to take many many pictures of it, before posting them all.

Theres a thing in the garage with SV written on it. This can be used to make better use of your time.

:lol: Danno.

so thats how they build ducati multistrada bikes....

Nah - its FAR better looking than a Multistrada !!

Looks like something that came of the Benelli drawing board - & about as practical / rideable too !! :D :D

No chicken strips either :thumbsup: must be ridden hard that thing :D

Don't think much to the compresion ratio.... :lol: :lol:

What's the tank range like?