Heavy Modded 696 at Indy

Started by Spidey, September 12, 2008, 10:14:38 PM

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Holden

No comments about those low clip-ons? These are what make the bike for me. But I'd like to see a pic of the bike at full lock with the lines and reservoirs and mirrors and all that jazz...

But boy, would I love me some clip-ons. [moto]

Rambler1982


Celli

Quote from: Spidey on September 12, 2008, 10:14:38 PM
I snatched these pics from this thread form BARF.  Apparently, they are of a 696-style monster at Indy.  Hopefully, some DMFers got some shots as well and can post up.  The photobucket pics are hosted by the original poster on BARF, so I can't guarantee how long they'll last.





Man!!! I love it!!! I think it's gorgeous!!!!  [clap]  [clap]  [clap]

Celli
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breakdown

That's cool but I think it would look 10x better with an aircooled 1100cc motor in there haha.

mattyvas

It is a crazy hot looking bike.
The clip-ons look brilliant on it, really sets the look off.
Gives me great ideas for the M1100.

asado

Guess im old school because I still love the original monster design.   That clip-on looks painful.






Alexandre

is there any update info on this bike? like is it running? did the wheel hit the rad? finished pic?

mdriver

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IdZer0

I really hope they 're going to make it fit the 1100 [moto]
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Drunken Monkey

Quote from: breakdown on December 01, 2008, 10:40:00 AM
That's cool but I think it would look 10x better with an aircooled 1100cc motor in there haha.

Slightly off topic: Since I'm not the only one who hates the radiator on the LC Monsters, I'm kind of surprised nobody has come up with a kit to "fix" it.

Essentially something like what they did on the Vyrus:



While a low slung radiator isn't the best place for it, it sure does improve the looks...

I own several motorcycles. I have owned lots of motorcycles. And have bolted and/or modified lots of crap to said motorcycles...

TAftonomos

There is some nice work going on there for sure, but why in the hell would you go BACK to a quattro motor, when the testa is so much nicer.  Not only from a power standpoint, but a maintenance standpoint as well. 

[bang]

Speeddog

Quote from: TAftonomos on December 19, 2008, 11:38:51 AM
There is some nice work going on there for sure, but why in the hell would you go BACK to a quattro motor, when the testa is so much nicer.  Not only from a power standpoint, but a maintenance standpoint as well. 

[bang]

Probably because they (or somebody) had a 996 motor gathering dust in the corner.
And I'm sure it was heaps cheaper than a testa.
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Quote from: TAftonomos on December 19, 2008, 11:38:51 AM
There is some nice work going on there for sure, but why in the hell would you go BACK to a quattro motor, when the testa is so much nicer.  Not only from a power standpoint, but a maintenance standpoint as well. 

[bang]

It would probably hold it's own against a testa.

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