Bike Builds

Some updates from the Garage. We have been working on getting all the main components for the Expriment cleaned up ready for assembly back onto the bike.

Found this beast on thewebsite. Wouldn't want to hazard a guess to how many hours of machine work has gone into crafting this piece of muscle from aircraft-grade 6061 billet aluminum.

The Seeley Norton was a project created to realise a dream of building a period race bike. Most people would stop at the building part, however the team of Kenny Cummings and Dan Rose not only wanted to construct, but …The build has some fantastic details and it's obviously built for the track, but what sets it apart is the fact that it would be equally at home as a show piece.

Busy day today among other things, we managed to work out the headlight situation and fab and weld up a mont for it. Picked up this headlight in Japan that we wanted to use, just loved the blue lens.

Today was a good day. Started off with an early ride on the Legbreaker around the traps, whilst smoking out the neighbourhood with the smell of two stroke, I bumped into an elderly couple.

We've been brainstorming a few things before we jump into the teardown, among them were*Wait for the new Carb Boots and Air filters to come in so we could start it up to make sure everything is running …*Work out whether we needed to purchase new clip-ons or use the existing hi-rise ones lower on the forks under the tripple.*Work out where we were going to install the battery.

Well a couple of weeks ago we picked up a neat 1987 Yamaha SRX250. I didn't know much about this bike but it looked so similar to it's bigger bro the SRX600 which I'd seen before.

We took the Yamaha RS125 down to the local flats to run it through it's paces. With no regard to his own safety Hilto bravely volunteered.