I don’t really like it but it’s a restored old race bike that was built by someone who thought they could make it better than the factory options. A quick read shows it actually did ok. It’s been made the way it is in an effort to make it stronger I guess not because they wanted an art projectPotter wrote: ↑Sat Feb 26, 2022 1:22 pm No one was chroming up motocross bikes, there would be mud and shite tucked up into all those places where he's put loads of unnecessary box section stuff, so he's made it much worse for actual motocrossing. And it would be a crap road bike.
If you like it then fair enough, but let's not pretend it's made it a better anything other than an art project.
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Hagon also built frames for singles racing... they were rather successful.
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