PICTURE OF YOUR BIKE/BIKES

[Ross]

First post, so I thought I would make it on this thread. I first got this back in 1994 and it had a Windjammer fairing on it. I stopped riding it around 2000 or so and took it apart in 2002 and put it back together in 2006-2007. I have neglected it a few years and am ready to get going on it again.

Be welcome here. What a great way to say hello to us all with a sexy R75. Not only do i love the look of the seats on these but love the look of the tank with the knee grips.

[Garnet]

Welcome aboard David, and that's too nice an airhead to neglect, you must get out and ride it.

[dougie]

Hi David. Welcome.

[davidaid]

Thanks everyone for the warm welcome. I look forward to hanging out here.

[boxertwinjeff]

Thanks ME109(nice handle BTW) Just got back from The Karuah River Rally. Im always keen for a gettogether.

The R65 started life as the PO`s crap attempt at a Cafe` Racer. All black and no style . The tank is an R100 tank. The bike came with a cut down seat, with the R65 cowling attached and most of the subframe exposed. I fabricated a cowling at work along with the side covers to replace the plastic jobs that would fly off anyway if not ziptied. New Emgo pipes($115 a side Bugger Staintune ). Paint was done at work as well as powdercoating. Yes I work in a restorers dream workshop.
Motor was pretty sound to start with, although it needed a new reg/rec, diode board and a timing chain. After 2 rebuilds on the Koni`s I got a pair of YSS shocks for the rear. I still would like a better front end, but havent come up with any fitting ideas yet. Have a new Dyna Brown coil and leads on the way from the states as we speak.
I get to a few rallies about, so if you see the bike come say hey.
Cheers
Craig

Tell me alittle about those YSS Shocks, are they performance quality, & where are they made? thanks mate.

[She'llbe]

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Here's the most recent photo of Grandpas Axe. This bike has changed so much in the last 6 years that a friend calls it "Grandpas Axe". The axe head remains the same the handle has been replaced 7 times. Different tank, wheels, seat,etc.

[Ross]

Here's the most recent photo of Grandpas Axe. This bike has changed so much in the last 6 years that a friend calls it "Grandpas Axe". The axe head remains the same the handle has been replaced 7 times. Different tank, wheels, seat,etc.

Seat looks good mate. Your bum he is no numb no more.

[SteveD]

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That is a damn cool picture, SteveD!

That has to be one of the best album covers of ALL TIME!

(Now you have my OCD running full-throttle again...).

Oh yeah -

[BoxerTwin]