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    #1

    Sure reminds me of a modern Hawk interpretation

    Minus the V-Twin engine of course.

    Honda-CB650R-custom-Mototrofa-Portugal.jpg

    Pulled from this story:

    https://www.asphaltandrubber.com/bik...cycles-europe/
    "I couldn't afford NOT to buy it!"
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    #2
    OH SNAP! I would purchase this RIGHT NOW! Looks good.

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      #3
      Nice version from that list. A lot of cool creations coming out of France and Spain!
      Eric Y.
      NT663/VFR800/CBR600F4i
      Yuzon Designworks

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        #4
        Put the single sider on the KarbOne version and hell yeah, I would buy it.
        ASMA #139

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          #5
          Very cool knowing the SSA fits that frame. I've read one instance where it was fitted to a CB-1 frame.
          Eric Y.
          NT663/VFR800/CBR600F4i
          Yuzon Designworks

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            #6
            stussels_1990%2520honda%2520cb1_cb-1.jpg stussels_1990%2520honda%2520cb1_HPIM0125.jpg

            Just a quick search in Google. Pretty fuckin' cool.
            Last edited by Captain 80s; 07-09-2021, 02:33 PM.
            "I couldn't afford NOT to buy it!"
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              #7
              Hard to say without seeing the swingarm but probably just the unit off a CB1000R or a recent VFR. Their siwngarms are kind of large and bulbous compared to the ones from the period of the Hawks though unfortunately. I guess they perhaps they them up for more than 50 horsepower or something?
              88 Blue Hawk GT - Under construction but rideable (guest approved)
              89 BlackHawk 2.0 - On the lift and being assembled
              90 Hawk GT (color as to yet be determined) - Still on the shelf in crates

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                #8
                Originally Posted by rpcraft View Post
                Hard to say without seeing the swingarm but probably just the unit off a CB1000R or a recent VFR. Their siwngarms are kind of large and bulbous compared to the ones from the period of the Hawks though unfortunately. I guess they perhaps they them up for more than 50 horsepower or something?
                "The single-sided swingarm and rear wheel are from a VFR750F" in the story right above a picture of the left side of the bike.

                But it looks like a CB1000 unit with a 94 - 97 VFR wheel.
                "I couldn't afford NOT to buy it!"
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                  #9
                  All are pretty friggin nice I would say.

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                    #10
                    c'mon capt.... boring parallel twin vs v-twin, different altogether.
                    "It's only getting worse."


                    MY rides: '97 VFR750, '90 Red Hawk, '88 Blue/Black Hawk, '86 RWB VFR700 (3), '86 Yamaha Radian, '90 VTR250, '89 VTR250 (2), '73 CB125, '66 Yamaha YL-1

                    Sold: '86 FJ1200, '92 ZX-7, '90 Radian, '73 CB750, '89 all-white Hawk, '88 blue Hawk, '86 FZ600, '86 Yam Fazer 700 , '89 VTR250, '87 VFR700F2, '86 VFR700F.

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                      #11
                      No prairie dog shit, SM. Just a visual appreciation of a pretty cool bike.

                      Speaking of visual observations, you might want to practice up on your header counting skills tho.
                      "I couldn't afford NOT to buy it!"
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                        #12
                        Absolutely love the CB650R. Probably going to be my next bike.
                        Suzondacati Build Thread

                        Chain rollers, swing arm chain guides, brake hangers, etc.

                        Various parts for sale

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                          #13
                          Originally Posted by frinesi2 View Post
                          Absolutely love the CB650R. Probably going to be my next bike.
                          They have a real following. Not sure what kind of shock setup is on it but I can't help but look at these and wonder how hard it is to fit a Hawk swingarm too. Then again I was toying with it on my old 919 too, lol.
                          88 Blue Hawk GT - Under construction but rideable (guest approved)
                          89 BlackHawk 2.0 - On the lift and being assembled
                          90 Hawk GT (color as to yet be determined) - Still on the shelf in crates

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                            #14
                            Originally Posted by frinesi2 View Post
                            Absolutely love the CB650R. Probably going to be my next bike.
                            I like it too. The CBR version is like the modern F bike. If I ever I buy a new bike again.
                            Eric Y.
                            NT663/VFR800/CBR600F4i
                            Yuzon Designworks

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                              #15
                              Originally Posted by Captain 80s View Post
                              No prairie dog shit, SM. Just a visual appreciation of a pretty cool bike.

                              Speaking of visual observations, you might want to practice up on your header counting skills tho.
                              not the first time i was accused and convicted of idiocy.
                              "It's only getting worse."


                              MY rides: '97 VFR750, '90 Red Hawk, '88 Blue/Black Hawk, '86 RWB VFR700 (3), '86 Yamaha Radian, '90 VTR250, '89 VTR250 (2), '73 CB125, '66 Yamaha YL-1

                              Sold: '86 FJ1200, '92 ZX-7, '90 Radian, '73 CB750, '89 all-white Hawk, '88 blue Hawk, '86 FZ600, '86 Yam Fazer 700 , '89 VTR250, '87 VFR700F2, '86 VFR700F.
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