A Nicely done TL
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A Nicely done TL
I've no info,just a fb pic. I'll even forgive the Red Bull can.
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Re: A Nicely done TL
Looks good, with the usual sucker-for-a-retro-paintjob rider. Bet it's cracking fun, too.
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Re: A Nicely done TL
I sort of quite like it, suitably simplified. But caff rear ends never quite go with big ol' twin beam frames do they? And the blacked out frame just disguises that horror of plumbing and wires behind the front wheel, you can never really get away from that. Gold anodising needs shooting from space about now, very much on borrowed time.
I'd take 6 inches off the exhaust as well.
I'd take 6 inches off the exhaust as well.
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Re: A Nicely done TL
https://www.bike-urious.com/nick-okane- ... afe-build/
Thos it's a load of bollocks about it being a 92. The TLR didn't come out until the late 90's and the TLS was 97. (EDIT: it says 2002 in the body text).
Thos it's a load of bollocks about it being a 92. The TLR didn't come out until the late 90's and the TLS was 97. (EDIT: it says 2002 in the body text).
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Re: A Nicely done TL
The forks are dropped through the yokes to such an extent that on full bump the front wheel will almost certainly clout the radiator or the oil cooler or both. Looks wise the only thing I'd say is that it's very hard to make a TL1000R look worse than standard.
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Re: A Nicely done TL
Looks OK other than the exhaust. Do something better with the pipe and I'd happily own it....
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Re: A Nicely done TL
Another one needs their bifocals on. The forks aren't dropped, that's a headlight bracket.mangocrazy wrote: ↑Mon Jan 02, 2023 6:34 pm The forks are dropped through the yokes to such an extent
(Not saying I know for a fact that the forks on it are as long as the originals, mind)
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Re: A Nicely done TL
They are GSXR1000K6 forks (with R1 callipers), so probably shorter than the original TLR ones.
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Re: A Nicely done TL
The grammar of the OP led me to believe this was a bike done in the style of the capital of the Alpes-Maritimes department . But it isn't. 
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Re: A Nicely done TL
Not in the stlyee of a thin, rectangular biscuit?MyLittleStudPony wrote: ↑Mon Jan 02, 2023 9:39 pm The grammar of the OP led me to believe this was a bike done in the style of the capital of the Alpes-Maritimes department . But it isn't.
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Re: A Nicely done TL
Even that would have been ok!KungFooBob wrote: ↑Mon Jan 02, 2023 9:40 pmNot in the stlyee of a thin, rectangular biscuit?MyLittleStudPony wrote: ↑Mon Jan 02, 2023 9:39 pm The grammar of the OP led me to believe this was a bike done in the style of the capital of the Alpes-Maritimes department . But it isn't.
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Re: A Nicely done TL
Riddled with both high and low level crime, questionable pasta restaurants, utterly terrible parking and the home of my one true love?MyLittleStudPony wrote: ↑Mon Jan 02, 2023 9:39 pm The grammar of the OP led me to believe this was a bike done in the style of the capital of the Alpes-Maritimes department . But it isn't.
Oh sorry, got mixed up with Marseille, again.