Official Sportster Cafe Racer Picture Thread
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Engine Make / Size S&S 100 Sportster
Transmission Type Baker XL 6 speed
Frame Make / Type NGCC Superwideline Featherbed
Front End 2006 Öhlins R1
Rake 29 degrees
Stretch 0
Swingarm NGCC tubular
Wheels - Front Ride Right Fat Daddy 18 X 3
Wheels - Rear Ride Right Fat Daddy18 X 4.5
Tires - Front Metzeler 18 X 120
Tires - Rear Metzeler 18 X 160
Brakes - Front Harrison Billet radial
Brakes - Rear Harrison Billet radial
Painter Khameleon Customs
From what I understand these folks built and own it:
http://www.dammotorcycles.com/
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Engine Make / Size S&S 100 Sportster
Transmission Type Baker XL 6 speed
Frame Make / Type NGCC Superwideline Featherbed
Front End 2006 Öhlins R1
Rake 29 degrees
Stretch 0
Swingarm NGCC tubular
Wheels - Front Ride Right Fat Daddy 18 X 3
Wheels - Rear Ride Right Fat Daddy18 X 4.5
Tires - Front Metzeler 18 X 120
Tires - Rear Metzeler 18 X 160
Brakes - Front Harrison Billet radial
Brakes - Rear Harrison Billet radial
Painter Khameleon Customs
From what I understand these folks built and own it:
http://www.dammotorcycles.com/
Transmission Type Baker XL 6 speed
Frame Make / Type NGCC Superwideline Featherbed
Front End 2006 Öhlins R1
Rake 29 degrees
Stretch 0
Swingarm NGCC tubular
Wheels - Front Ride Right Fat Daddy 18 X 3
Wheels - Rear Ride Right Fat Daddy18 X 4.5
Tires - Front Metzeler 18 X 120
Tires - Rear Metzeler 18 X 160
Brakes - Front Harrison Billet radial
Brakes - Rear Harrison Billet radial
Painter Khameleon Customs
From what I understand these folks built and own it:
http://www.dammotorcycles.com/
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I think I saw his build thread on Chop Cult saying it was a 93 GSXR front end. Sportster bearings up top and CB750 bearing on the bottom and it bolted up with no machine work or anything. Don't quote me on that though.