OTT: A HONDA CBX1000 WITH SINGLE-SIDED SUSPENSION
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OTT: A HONDA CBX1000 WITH SINGLE-SIDED SUSPENSION
As you've seen, i don't always LIKE these, but i often pick them for discussion as they're a bit, different.
https://www.bikeexif.com/custom-honda-cbx-1000
https://www.bikeexif.com/custom-honda-cbx-1000
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Re: OTT: A HONDA CBX1000 WITH SINGLE-SIDED SUSPENSION
Wow.
The CBx motor is a hell of a head turner for a bike - if it was mine, the rest of the bike would be a bit more subtle. I'm not sure girder forks with sports bike rake really works.
It's certainly different ...
The CBx motor is a hell of a head turner for a bike - if it was mine, the rest of the bike would be a bit more subtle. I'm not sure girder forks with sports bike rake really works.
It's certainly different ...
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Re: OTT: A HONDA CBX1000 WITH SINGLE-SIDED SUSPENSION
I don't really like the way it looks, but its a lot more work than a lot of these kind of bikes. The wheelbase is about 25% too long for the bike though innit?
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Re: OTT: A HONDA CBX1000 WITH SINGLE-SIDED SUSPENSION
Looks like the motor is too big/heavy for the frame/front end and it'll snap at any moment.
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Re: OTT: A HONDA CBX1000 WITH SINGLE-SIDED SUSPENSION
I don't like it, a standard CBX looks better
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Re: OTT: A HONDA CBX1000 WITH SINGLE-SIDED SUSPENSION
I don't like the bike but there's a hell of a lot of work thats gone into it and I'd like to see it hooning around on a local road, just to see how it goes.
Oh and the usual front mudguard thing although I'll let em off on the airbox cos the frames a one off and six carb rubbers to fit would give me a nightmare.
Personally I was never a fan of the CBX 1000, dunno why but they do nothing for me.
Here's another version and if nothing else I like the tank paintjob and its a hell of a lot less bland looking than the original silver CBX1000.
https://www.bikebound.com/2017/12/07/ho ... etfighter/
Oh and the usual front mudguard thing although I'll let em off on the airbox cos the frames a one off and six carb rubbers to fit would give me a nightmare.
Personally I was never a fan of the CBX 1000, dunno why but they do nothing for me.
Here's another version and if nothing else I like the tank paintjob and its a hell of a lot less bland looking than the original silver CBX1000.
https://www.bikebound.com/2017/12/07/ho ... etfighter/
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Re: OTT: A HONDA CBX1000 WITH SINGLE-SIDED SUSPENSION
I usually like them but that one hit a few branches.
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Re: OTT: A HONDA CBX1000 WITH SINGLE-SIDED SUSPENSION
That one's way betterdemographic wrote: ↑Wed Feb 17, 2021 9:26 am I don't like the bike but there's a hell of a lot of work thats gone into it and I'd like to see it hooning around on a local road, just to see how it goes.
Oh and the usual front mudguard thing although I'll let em off on the airbox cos the frames a one off and six carb rubbers to fit would give me a nightmare.
Personally I was never a fan of the CBX 1000, dunno why but they do nothing for me.
Here's another version and if nothing else I like the tank paintjob and its a hell of a lot less bland looking than the original silver CBX1000.
https://www.bikebound.com/2017/12/07/ho ... etfighter/
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Re: OTT: A HONDA CBX1000 WITH SINGLE-SIDED SUSPENSION
Nice but there’s so many bits I’d change.
The front end is gopping and is a perfect example of ‘just because you can do it is no reason to’. A standard twin forks would look so much better.
The gap between the rear wheel and the rest of the bike is far too big.
And that stupid bowl like finish to the wheels..noooo.
On reflection if he’d just stuck a single sided swinging arm on it it would have looked better for much less effort.
The front end is gopping and is a perfect example of ‘just because you can do it is no reason to’. A standard twin forks would look so much better.
The gap between the rear wheel and the rest of the bike is far too big.
And that stupid bowl like finish to the wheels..noooo.
On reflection if he’d just stuck a single sided swinging arm on it it would have looked better for much less effort.
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Re: OTT: A HONDA CBX1000 WITH SINGLE-SIDED SUSPENSION
That looks like a CBX1000 engined special with a single sided swing arm. :p
Personally I don't like the look at it. It's like the engineering equivalent of a primary school child's drawing where they're tried to use every colour available.
Personally I don't like the look at it. It's like the engineering equivalent of a primary school child's drawing where they're tried to use every colour available.
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Re: OTT: A HONDA CBX1000 WITH SINGLE-SIDED SUSPENSION
Another one, now I can't say I'm a fan of it for the usual no airbox reason.
Plus, even though the rising sun flag is pretty much my favourite flag, its the wrong way round so hardly shows the rising sun part.
Found on Bikebound, which as far as I can see is where hipsters put their bike shaped ornaments.
Its genuinely hard finding one with a bloody airbox.
https://www.bikebound.com/2015/11/02/ho ... r-sspirit/
Plus, even though the rising sun flag is pretty much my favourite flag, its the wrong way round so hardly shows the rising sun part.
Found on Bikebound, which as far as I can see is where hipsters put their bike shaped ornaments.
Its genuinely hard finding one with a bloody airbox.
https://www.bikebound.com/2015/11/02/ho ... r-sspirit/
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Re: OTT: A HONDA CBX1000 WITH SINGLE-SIDED SUSPENSION
That hole is where the battery and leccy stuff normally reside.demographic wrote: ↑Fri Feb 19, 2021 5:37 pm Another one, now I can't say I'm a fan of it for the usual no airbox reason.
Plus, even though the rising sun flag is pretty much my favourite flag, its the wrong way round so hardly shows the rising sun part.
Found on Bikebound, which as far as I can see is where hipsters put their bike shaped ornaments.
Its genuinely hard finding one with a bloody airbox.
https://www.bikebound.com/2015/11/02/ho ... r-sspirit/
Have they done away with them?
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Re: OTT: A HONDA CBX1000 WITH SINGLE-SIDED SUSPENSION
For all I know the bloody thing doesn't even run, dunno. Masses like that on Bikebounds website.
Might be nice when its finished?
Might be nice when its finished?
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Re: OTT: A HONDA CBX1000 WITH SINGLE-SIDED SUSPENSION
Like the back end, but as most have said the front end, from the front of the tank is not nice. A standerd CBX is nicer.
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Re: OTT: A HONDA CBX1000 WITH SINGLE-SIDED SUSPENSION
That scares me. All that weight in the middle held up at both ends by some single sided tube fuckery. As I seem to find myself saying a lot these days, just because you can does not mean you should.weeksy wrote: ↑Wed Feb 17, 2021 7:09 am As you've seen, i don't always LIKE these, but i often pick them for discussion as they're a bit, different.
https://www.bikeexif.com/custom-honda-cbx-1000