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Offline CaféElite

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nice bike.. My dad has wanted a bike since I can remember but family always came first... now that I have a extra CB550 I have been thinking of building him one up.. Problem is he is a huge cruiser harley fan so I have been pending on ideas.. Your bike is pretty much the look I was looking for...

How much for the nice kickstand block.. aka cdrom drive  ;D
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I Love the bike, nice job, I too just love to build stuff.

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I now have 4 bikes and a 4x4, It was worth it.


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Re: Pics of Finished Bike - Project "Four Pack" - Updated with Girly Pics!!!
« Reply #52 on: December 09, 2009, 12:43:24 PM »
I know this topic has been down for a long time...just wanted to say that you've done a killer job! Cheers!

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Re: Pics of Finished Bike - Project "Four Pack" - Updated with Girly Pics!!!
« Reply #53 on: December 09, 2009, 01:23:26 PM »
I think it is a SEXY machine.

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Re: Pics of Finished Bike - Project "Four Pack" - Updated with Girly Pics!!!
« Reply #54 on: December 09, 2009, 01:34:01 PM »
Looks simple and beautiful...SE MI?!...I'm in Dearborn...also play classical guitar at weddings/receptions...would do a bike builder a favor if your short on change too...ttyl...ron.
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Re: Pics of Finished Bike - Project "Four Pack" - Updated with Girly Pics!!!
« Reply #55 on: December 09, 2009, 03:32:17 PM »
Great bike. Very clean for a dirt road. I run my 500 rear brake only... Yes it's dangerous!

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Re: Pics of Finished Bike - Project "Four Pack" - Updated with Girly Pics!!!
« Reply #56 on: December 10, 2009, 01:09:40 AM »
Very cool bike and I really like the seat that you used.

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Re: Pics of Finished Bike - Project "Four Pack" - Updated with Girly Pics!!!
« Reply #57 on: December 10, 2009, 03:04:11 PM »
wow looks awesome where did you get the headers from? I;m looking for wxactly the same
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Re: Pics of Finished Bike - Project "Four Pack" - Updated with Girly Pics!!!
« Reply #58 on: December 11, 2009, 03:08:46 AM »
Nice work!!!   I hope this is not taken as being rude, but This March I will have been married 12 years (I'm 31 now)  The wedding was tasteful, and people still talk about it today.... Total cost: $325.00.  I built a grill for the preacher, did yard work for the pianist, bought the patten and fabric for the seamstress, and did more yard work for her time.  The Church was an old Army Hospital chapel (Harmon Hall Longvew, TX).  We made sure the Daffodills and red-bud were in bloom (free flowers).  We put the cuttings in mason jars at the end of each pew (Over 50 jars), and the place was on-fire with flowers.  To keep costs dow, we did not have a rehearsal, and grilled chicken at my place after the ceremony.  It was absolutly a ball, and cost very little.  A few folks thought it was "too simple", but it was not done for them.  With the money we saved, we bought our first house; at 19 years of age.  I hope that is encouragment to have fun and be creative with whatever you decide to spend.  I hope you have an awesome time!  Good luck on your next project too!

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Re: Pics of Finished Bike - Project "Four Pack" - Updated with Girly Pics!!!
« Reply #59 on: December 11, 2009, 07:06:56 AM »
SWEEEEEEEET............. Clean strip look, Love it!!!!! ;) Whats the lowering block on rear shocks ? did ya make it or do they sell those ?

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Re: Pics of Finished Bike - Project "Four Pack" - Updated with Girly Pics!!!
« Reply #60 on: December 25, 2009, 08:50:48 PM »
SWEEEEEEEET............. Clean strip look, Love it!!!!! ;) Whats the lowering block on rear shocks ? did ya make it or do they sell those ?

I agree, very nice look, I think leaving the front brake off the bike was a good call also.. stream lined the look. Did you end up selling it?

Good question,  I also would like to know been searching but not found anything.. Going to look some more. Also do you remember what size that rear tire is?
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