Love the pipes. Thanks to Suzukijoe.
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Fantastic! Tell me more. Who built it? Where did those gorgeous pipes come from? What are the specs? I need details.
ReplyDeleteThe pipes more than likely came from a company called Jemco here in the U.S. (http://www.jemcoexhaust.com/). They've been making them a while. You could find similar pipes a Omars (http://www.omarsdtr.com/) who specialize in XS (and other) tracker parts.
ReplyDeleteThe rest of the bike is some adapted tarozzi rearsets that you can find lots of places and a simple seat pad and modified frame to match. This bike would be a blast to own.
Thanks for the quick reply. Agreed, it would be a blast to own. I personally like this look better than the 'trackers' I've seen. I have an 1980 650 'Special' out in the garage that I've been waiting on the right inspiration for modding. I just might have found it!
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