Recent content by Spad

Hope you used a good brand of cream soda.:doh::wink2::D:D:D:D

Boy you sure did good, lucky you didn't have to use the 3 foot bar and the big hammer.:yikes::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:

We is waiting ! For your opinion:wink2:...Spad

Well xschris, looks like you've found a nice winter project. The plus is it passed inspection:bike:..Will be looking forward to updates and pictures....Spad

Sure looks good, and that gray frame is a cool touch. Spad

Super neat paint job:thumbsup:...Spad

Spindat, nice, what about that brown seat and tank on the floor? What seat is tat and does it fit on the Yamaha...You are doing good work on that XS and will be following your progress as I am building a XS café racer too:bike:. Just behind as I have been ill...Thanks for the good pictures...

Helps a lot, thanks for the reply..Spad

motoTrooper, Welcome. What a nice write-up and excellent pictures...I have an exhaust question...Just below the left side shifter, where you have the pipes connected, what kind of fitting is that...Could you elaborate...I have a 79 XS400 that I am making into a café racer. Nice to see someone...

Try getting an electricians "hickey" and some pipe and bend it yourself...Spad

Without a lid on your noggin you will get more then a rusty noggin the first time you fall down...And you will fall down if you ride a cyclemotor, it is in the bike riders DNA.:yikes:

:DWelcome to the forum, lot of info here, enjoy yourself...Looks like you have a little work cut out for you...Have fun and keep us informed...Spad

:banghead:Who said 1/2" holes, start small you can always make them bigger. Ha,ha......

Loud pipes save lives....Go ahead drill the holes, you've got nothing loose it will sound different. You can also look for other baffles that might fit your brand of muffler...Let us know the results...Carry on...Spad

:wtf:I forget, there are others!!!!!!