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Got a submission form http://shootfromtheship.tumblr.com/
Looks like some quality work and cracking fun to ride with those bars.
Got a couple of special bikes coming up so keep the submissions coming guys.
“This is my ‘78 Suzuki GS550. It was completely stock when I got it from a friend for $800 a little over a year ago. I’ve done most of the work on it myself, with some help from a friend who’s a mechanic. She’s a little dinged up and a little funky, but I love her.
-Shane”
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I hassled Tyson for a few pics of his recently finished custom Suzuki GS500. He finally sent them through to me and I then I forgot I had them…oops.
This bike was built by the good guys over at 66 Motorcycles in North Fremantle, Western Australia. Tyson saw the one that Ellaspede did and thought it could be improved on. I reckon they nailed it. Do you?
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A 1978 GS1000 is given a new life by Allen.
“The Suzuki GS1000 was first made famous by Wes Cooley in the late 70’s superbike races.
You can follow “Allenpacino” on instagram where I first saw the pics.
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I know nothing of this …apart that I want one…DANG
EDIT: Thanks to JBB2
We now have a link
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Sweet little Street Tracker by the Katros Garage of Indonesia
Source: thekatros.blogspot.com.au
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A custom Suzuki Thunder 250 from Studio Motor. They’ve reduced a lot of weight and added some modern wheels etc off a Cagiva Planet. Certainly looks the part.
Specification :
Source: studiomotor.net
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Remember Honduki?
It’s for sale on eBay in the US. At the time of posting there is only 8 hours left and it has only one bid at US$5000. A veritable bargain.
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Here is the imaginatively named “CS-2 Standard” from RYCA. The name might be boring but the bike certainly isn’t.
With a big single cylinder of 650cc capacity thumping out 30hp and a weight of 160kgs it should be the perfect city bike. Enough power to beat a lame Ninja 300 or single lung CBR250 of the line and around the corner.
A big long comfy seat will see a pillion jump on and then their feet tangled in the real wheel as I can’t see pillion pegs. There is a rack that you could strap a baby to though.
Yeh, I’d rock a RYCA, would you?
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