HONDA CX500 CAFE RACER BY LV CUSTOM
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Re: HONDA CX500 CAFE RACER BY LV CUSTOM
And check out the tyres. The CX500A appeared in 1979, not 1949.
Bloody horrible. Sorry Weeksy
Bloody horrible. Sorry Weeksy
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Re: HONDA CX500 CAFE RACER BY LV CUSTOM
Ive seen a few decent looking CX specials.
Thats not one of them.
Or at least some of it looks OK, the rest looks unfinished.
Sort of rolling chassis with engine but for me I'd call it a spares or repairs sale.
What often gets me is they remove the ugly bits but can't be arsed to find and put good looking bits back in their place. They always look sort of 90% finished and as anyone who has extensively modified a vehicle knows that last 10% is always the bit where the real hard work comes in.
On the bright side though, I do like the colour and the Honda wing logo on the tank.
Thats not one of them.
Or at least some of it looks OK, the rest looks unfinished.
Sort of rolling chassis with engine but for me I'd call it a spares or repairs sale.
What often gets me is they remove the ugly bits but can't be arsed to find and put good looking bits back in their place. They always look sort of 90% finished and as anyone who has extensively modified a vehicle knows that last 10% is always the bit where the real hard work comes in.
On the bright side though, I do like the colour and the Honda wing logo on the tank.
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Re: HONDA CX500 CAFE RACER BY LV CUSTOM
On another look, I'd also wonder how long the subframe supporting the seat would last, given that it would have originally have been attached under the rider's bum to a big loop of steel!
That's from here:
https://www.returnofthecaferacers.com/h ... nda-cx500/
That's from here:
https://www.returnofthecaferacers.com/h ... nda-cx500/
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Re: HONDA CX500 CAFE RACER BY LV CUSTOM
Worlds ugliest fucking engine ever. It doesn't matter how you tart it up, it will always be ruined by that engine.
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