> Yep, we’ve been working on the Virago again. Started of by going to the deep south of our country, Brabant, which is almost Africa, for a new starter motor. So we finally have a working starter motor again now. We quickly adapted the side stand so it doesn’t have to lean on a block Read More …
> I’ve posted this bike on this blog before, but Floris has decided to make it even cooler, so I’ll just have to post it again. Stunning bike, love the out of the box thinking on this build. Builders website: http://www.florisvelthuis.com/
> The garden is still covered in snow, so no bike building here. We have worked on the Virago, but we spend most of our time on the new startermotor that turned out not to work either. Wast of money and time. The only thing left to do was play around a bit with metal Read More …
> It’s Zoran’s KZ400. The photo obviously isn’t from today, but it’s here in the garden. I made a new wiring loom for it this summer, now I’m going to do some of the finishing touches like making brackets for the lights/license plate, finding a place for the battery and some more stuff. Before you Read More …
> No building and no riding in this weather
> Came across this photo on Chopperstyle. Best looking Virago I’ve seen so far! More info: http://caferacerspecial.blogspot.com
> I was sure I had already posted this bike on this blog, but looking back in the history I must have forgot. Shame on me. I sure as hell had planned to post it, because I love it. It’s another BMW cafe on ADV rider. It’s a little different, but very, very impressive. Love Read More …
> Let me Help: New rear wheel (with a 130 tire instead of a 120), passenger pegs and the timing cover on the side of the engine. The wheel was the last big hurdle, now I just have to wait for new jets for the carbs before I can really start using the bike.
