I continue to be amazed at how this casual little hobby of mine has grown.
More than ever I want to thank all of you for stopping by and more importantly for all your help in making this place grow. I haven't checked the numbers but I'm pretty sure that my single biggest source of material is now coming from reader submittals! So in a very real sense, this site is as much (or more) yours than mine. And for those of you that have asked I'm still having a ball. Sure there are days I get distracted with work and family and such but I'm a long way from burnt out. So please keep sending them in and Thanks!.
Kamis, 30 September 2010
Two Good Sons And A Speechless Dad
Some brothers surprise their dad with a special Christmas present. They sneak his basket case 69 Norton out of his basement and get it fully restored for a Christmas present all without him knowing it. A WIN all around!
Rabu, 29 September 2010
Reader Ride From Spain! A Honda CM400T Street Tracker.
This may be the nicest CM400T on the planet. Damm that is cool.
I've said it here many many times. You do NOT need big money or big engines to build fantastic bikes. And here we have another excellent example of that. This beauty was built by Mario Trigo Salorino wo writes in:
Hello, my name is Mario and I write from Spain. I'm a fan of your blog for a long time. Always show the style of bikes that I like. It is a daily appointment required.
I want to show a personal project I recently completed. It is a Honda CM400T, base uncommon, has been done by me and some friends. I do not define his style, bobber, track, brat ... is a modest project but I'm very happy with the result. Major changes are, handlebars, handlebar switch, repositioning of the electrical components and battery box, exhaust, rear set, clocks, modified original seat and paint job. Appear on your blog would be a reward for my work. I hope you like.
A greeting and continued with this great blog. Muchas gracias.
PS. Sorry for my English.
Your English is fine Mario It's an excellent build. I am labeling at a Street Tracker but you're right it has elements of other styles in it as well. ! Thank you very much for sending in these great picture!
I've said it here many many times. You do NOT need big money or big engines to build fantastic bikes. And here we have another excellent example of that. This beauty was built by Mario Trigo Salorino wo writes in:
Hello, my name is Mario and I write from Spain. I'm a fan of your blog for a long time. Always show the style of bikes that I like. It is a daily appointment required.
I want to show a personal project I recently completed. It is a Honda CM400T, base uncommon, has been done by me and some friends. I do not define his style, bobber, track, brat ... is a modest project but I'm very happy with the result. Major changes are, handlebars, handlebar switch, repositioning of the electrical components and battery box, exhaust, rear set, clocks, modified original seat and paint job. Appear on your blog would be a reward for my work. I hope you like.
A greeting and continued with this great blog. Muchas gracias.
PS. Sorry for my English.
Your English is fine Mario It's an excellent build. I am labeling at a Street Tracker but you're right it has elements of other styles in it as well. ! Thank you very much for sending in these great picture!
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Kawasaki Ninja ZX RR800cc
We here at MPOTD do NOT condone this...
...but holy crap it's mesmerizing. The second half of this video is just hair raising.
Selasa, 28 September 2010
Damm... Onboard porn..
Would have been so much better WITHOUT the music but still WAY cool. BMW SS1000 I think...
Cool Suzuki 750 2 Stroke Replica Build Pics. WithBonus Video!
Sabtu, 25 September 2010
Kind Of Motorcycle Streetfighter from Midle Java in 2010
2010 BMW G 650 Xcountry Specification
Jumat, 24 September 2010
2010 New Honda Revo Matic 110cc
2010 NEw Yamaha Scorpio 225cc Facelift


2010 New Yamaha Lexam 115cc
Yamaha recently will issue a return that is new motorcycle Yamaha Lexam 15cc. This is the motor matic with designs such as motorcycle jupiter. The capacity of this motor is a 115cc.


2010 New Yamaha Lexam 115cc Specification :



Engine 4 stroke, single cylinder, 2 valve, SOHC, air cooled four stroke
Cylinder layout Single cylinder, forward inclined single cylinder, tilted forward
Cylinder capacity 113.7cc
Bore and stroke of the piston 50mm x 57.9 mm
Compression ratio 9.3: 1
Maximum capacity 6.18 kW / 8000 rpm
Maximum Torque 8.23 Nm / 6500 rpm
System starter Electric / Kick
Lubrication system Wet type
Engine oil capacity 0.9 liter
Fuel tank capacity 4.1 liter
Carburetor BS25-49
Ignition System CDI
Average number of primary and secondary transmission 4.779 / 2.400
Clutch system Wet – centrifugal automatic
Type of transmission system V-belt automatic (Y.C.A.T)
Transmission ratio 2.153 ~ 0.874: 1
Chassis
Frames Steel tube frame underbone
Size of front wheel / rear wheel 17inch / 17inch
Front brake Hydraulic disc
Rear brake Drum brakes
Front shock absorbers Telescopic shock
Rear shock absorbers Dampened oil shock – Spring
Headlamp Halogen HS1
Size
Dimensions (Length x Width x Height) 1.920mm x 680mm x 1.075mm
Ride height 760mm
Distance between two rotation axis 1.240mm
Distance of the road from the ground 145mm
Dry weight / wet 98kg /110kg
Warranty
Warranty period 1 year
Cylinder layout Single cylinder, forward inclined single cylinder, tilted forward
Cylinder capacity 113.7cc
Bore and stroke of the piston 50mm x 57.9 mm
Compression ratio 9.3: 1
Maximum capacity 6.18 kW / 8000 rpm
Maximum Torque 8.23 Nm / 6500 rpm
System starter Electric / Kick
Lubrication system Wet type
Engine oil capacity 0.9 liter
Fuel tank capacity 4.1 liter
Carburetor BS25-49
Ignition System CDI
Average number of primary and secondary transmission 4.779 / 2.400
Clutch system Wet – centrifugal automatic
Type of transmission system V-belt automatic (Y.C.A.T)
Transmission ratio 2.153 ~ 0.874: 1
Chassis
Frames Steel tube frame underbone
Size of front wheel / rear wheel 17inch / 17inch
Front brake Hydraulic disc
Rear brake Drum brakes
Front shock absorbers Telescopic shock
Rear shock absorbers Dampened oil shock – Spring
Headlamp Halogen HS1
Size
Dimensions (Length x Width x Height) 1.920mm x 680mm x 1.075mm
Ride height 760mm
Distance between two rotation axis 1.240mm
Distance of the road from the ground 145mm
Dry weight / wet 98kg /110kg
Warranty
Warranty period 1 year
2010 New Honda Mega Pro 150cc
This is the latest motor manufacturer Honda released the Honda New Mega Pro. Honda New Mega Pro has a different capacity 10cc 150cc engine with Honda's New Mega Pro before. But this motor has advantages in design.



2010 Honda New Mega Pro 150cc Specification:



2010 Honda New Mega Pro 150cc Specification:
- Weight/ Measurements:
- Kerb weight: 138 kg
- Fuel tank capacity: 12 litre
- Wight: 754mm
- Length: 2073 mm
- Height: 1085 mm
- Ground clearance: 162 mm
- Wheelbase: 1328mm
- Chasis:
- Chasis: Advanced Design Dimond Frame
- Tyre type: Tubeless
- Front suspension: Telescopic fork
- Rear suspension: Mono suspension 3 step adj
- Rear tyre: 110/80 17- M/C 57P
- Front: 80/100 17-M/C 46P
- Rear Brake tyre: Disc 220 mm dia
- Front Brake tyre: Disc 240 mm dia
- Engine & Transmission:
- Transmission: Constant Mesh, 5 speed gear
- Gear shift pattern: 1 Down- 4up
- Engine: Air cooled, 4 Stroke, SI endine
- Torque: 1.3kg@ 6500 rpm
- Displacement: 149.1
- Net Power: 14 bhp@ 8500 rpm
- Air filter: viscous paper filter
Kamis, 23 September 2010
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