snoorder

Hmm, best of both worlds? Looks nice anyway

Great that you can still get new stainless steel exhausts for the old bikes

I like the spoked wheels, makes it more different

Cool!

Check, check, doublecheck, you're right. My bad, I had too many of this model

My white/blue WN had a differtent scheme then both in the first post (sorry crappy old pictures) I had a black/purple one for a while as well. But I actually like the white/blue one on the second picture most!

And this is how it has been sitting for quite a while now. Unfortunately I didn't have time to continue this build due to other projects (classic car restoration, Kawa Z1000/Suzuki hybrid). But hopefully in the next few years she'll be on the road again.

Front end upgraded with big cnc yokes and Kawasaki radial forks.

Single sided tubular swingarm from a Ducati S4R monster is fitted. It will be a challenge to get the suspension right. The tank will probably be replaced int the future.

Then he dicided not to ride it anymore at all and get himself a Beemer. So managed to buy the bike from him in order to "keep it in the family" and make it better. All excess parts were sold and 12 was sourced for the engine. The engine should be mildly tuned but we'll see about that later.

My friend rode it for a few years, dit some work and improvements on it untill he started making it worse ;-)

Built this Martin with GSX-1100 engine in the late 90s with a few friends. (It was owned by my friend back then). We bought the bike as a rolling frame and managed to get it approved and road legal.

Super clean bike!

Seriously cool project! Respect for all the skills!

Leblowski, good one