Post by deedee on Aug 29, 2014 8:04:41 GMT 1
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Honda CB900/NTV600 Cafe Racer / Bobber / Special
60 / 70s British / Italian Style Cafe Racer Bobber
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Honda-CB900-NTV600-Cafe-Racer-Bobber-Special-/291224731156?pt=UK_Motorcycles&hash=item43ce58be14
'In the style of Bike Shed, Spirit of the 70s, OEM, Auto Fabrica etc but it wasn’t built by any of them! '
'First registered 08th September 1981, It’s a Honda CB900 frame fitted with a Honda NTV 600 V Twin motor.'
'It is a reverse/race pattern shift. As the builder has done the old style of reversing the shift lever and moving the peg back, the rear brake is positioned correctly to match and work fine.'
'The tank and seat unit which I think look very good and period, the tank has proper indentations for clip ons and is shaped at the rear for your knees, it may be of British origin? It has the look of a Norton/Triumph/Seeley/Dunstall/Triton esq style about it, and again the seat unit could either be old or a new copy but it has the look of a 70s bevel 900SS, the rear of the frame/seat rails have been cut to fit. I was going to reposition the rear plate so show it off better, or even possibly a long thin one just under the seat unit? The rear light is a Vincent style with stop written as part of the design. While at the rear the shocks are Koni adjustable. At the front the forks I was told are CB600? With twin discs.'
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Honda CB900/NTV600 Cafe Racer / Bobber / Special
60 / 70s British / Italian Style Cafe Racer Bobber
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Honda-CB900-NTV600-Cafe-Racer-Bobber-Special-/291224731156?pt=UK_Motorcycles&hash=item43ce58be14
'In the style of Bike Shed, Spirit of the 70s, OEM, Auto Fabrica etc but it wasn’t built by any of them! '
'First registered 08th September 1981, It’s a Honda CB900 frame fitted with a Honda NTV 600 V Twin motor.'
'It is a reverse/race pattern shift. As the builder has done the old style of reversing the shift lever and moving the peg back, the rear brake is positioned correctly to match and work fine.'
'The tank and seat unit which I think look very good and period, the tank has proper indentations for clip ons and is shaped at the rear for your knees, it may be of British origin? It has the look of a Norton/Triumph/Seeley/Dunstall/Triton esq style about it, and again the seat unit could either be old or a new copy but it has the look of a 70s bevel 900SS, the rear of the frame/seat rails have been cut to fit. I was going to reposition the rear plate so show it off better, or even possibly a long thin one just under the seat unit? The rear light is a Vincent style with stop written as part of the design. While at the rear the shocks are Koni adjustable. At the front the forks I was told are CB600? With twin discs.'
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