A modded L

[Gregory]

Never been an lover, but something about this one is pleasing to me. maybe the knobby tires. looks like some of the old flat track bikes i used to see racing at the track near me.

http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sgv/mcy/5386357381.html

Cafe Racer '79 - $3999







1979 Suzuki GS1000
fuel: gas
paint color: custom
title status: rebuilt
transmission: manual

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Cafe Racer 79 GS1000 w/mods
This baby is fast! All new parts from frame up! only serious buyers can
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[posplayr]

Ouch, I hear some exhaust valves krincking

Bike does look good, not sure whats with the tires unless he just got back from a romp on Angeles Crest highway.

[kingofvenus]

Looks like the tread gaps have been colored in, I've seen it done before. Looks stupid to me... Pipe makes me cringe too.

[tkent02]

Most of it is cool, for an L anyway, but that chopped off rear fender looks ridiculous.

Make it long enough to top rocks from hitting the back of your head, paint it match the front, hang some cool looking retro taillight on there and it's a nice bike.

[jsandidge]

Most of it is cool, for an L anyway.

That's the first nice thing I've ever known you to say about an L.

[Crankthat]

Because it is no longer a L model.

[tkent02]

Sure it is, an L put to a useful purpose is a beautiful thing.
Like welding practice, cut it up make little pieces to brace a frame on a real bike, low rent housing for mice, engine donors, planter boxes and yes, even cool little cafe racer wannabees are all good purposes for the lowly L.

[GS1150Pilot]

Ditch the numbers, too.

[posplayr]

Ditch the numbers, too.

subtlety is not one of the guys strength

[GS1150Pilot]

True there. He's going for the Big Hero 7 look.