[MasterSmeat]

Howdy Folks, I "finished" my project a while back, figured its time to share.

This project was an accident from the very beginning. Went to look at a basket case project for a friend and he decided it was too much work. I brought it home instead. This picture is not from the best angle, but the details:
1983 Yamaha XJ750 Maxim Midnight
Mono-Shocked with a stock '06 ZX6R shock and coil on a homemade swingarm
Homemade muflers
Homemade Clip-ons
M109 Front fender on the rear
Homemade seat (temporary)

 

[htech71]

Re: Howdy Folks, I "finished" my project a while back, figured its time to share.

looks good. I like it.

 

[94yzf75fighter]

Re: Howdy Folks, I "finished" my project a while back, figured its time to share.

Nice worki way to see more of that swingarm

 

[Azharok]

Re: Howdy Folks, I "finished" my project a while back, figured its time to share.

Sexy !

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[MasterSmeat]

Re: Howdy Folks, I "finished" my project a while back, figured its time to share.

Here is another shot pre-teardown and finishing.

 

[94yzf75fighter]

Re: Howdy Folks, I "finished" my project a while back, figured its time to share.

Pic no work

 

[Jackstand Johnny]

Re: Howdy Folks, I "finished" my project a while back, figured its time to share.

Welsaome to Custom Fighters. Got any more pics? Like one of the rear?

 

[AtlStreetfighter]

Re: Howdy Folks, I "finished" my project a while back, figured its time to share.

Welcome to CF.................

 

[n0regret5]

Re: Howdy Folks, I "finished" my project a while back, figured its time to share.

Welcome in. Not the biggest fan of that tank but it's a nice bike nonetheless

 

[oldrider]

Re: Howdy Folks, I "finished" my project a while back, figured its time to share.

Welcome to CF MasterSmeat! Quite a niiiiice accidental project you have there! Repped for your intro & pics!