Your one looks pretty awesome. I like all the details you put in to it. Really like the chain.

Yamaha r1

Thanks! Depends on how hands on and technical you are. The only thing that matters is the length of the steering arm. The thickness you get new bearings with collars/seats that fits your new dimensions. Length you either cut down or extend and then weld (it's more than likely 7075 aluminium. So welding is very tricky. I usually tap the inside of the stem, insert a threaded stainless rod, join then weld with a aluminum mig). Alternatively get some one to make you a stem and press it into the yoke, or get someone like cognitomoto to do the whole thing for you. To do it yourself can be very tricky and hurt your brain, but it's extremely rewarding when you make it work!

Thanks! I notice that many people build bikes nowadays that look a bit off or looks like they're a scramble mismatch pile of parts. I would start with figure out what you like, then figure out why those bikes look good, what makes em so good? When it comes to actually practicality building one, I would start with a cheap bikes that runs and everything works on, don't start with a non runner, especially with electric problems. The yamaha sr400 is a very good bike to start with. Very over priced here in Australia, but a good frame to build on!

@@askeviksurf thank you my friend

Thanks! I used the original yamaha R1 clutch and brake ones, but with aftermarket levers.

@@askeviksurf thanks much appreciate

It's from a yamaha xs650. Thank you.

It's a Nighthawk 750, true?

I don't know exactly. But I did all the fabrication and modifications, so the big cost was the front end with brakes, tyres and jetting kits

Buy it from the original creator… classified moto

@@pageryland654 Of course I knew them, but Darryl's bikes are not for sale. Did you know that？

Real rust with matt clearcoat over the top. Then a bit of acetone to age the clearcoat. It's very hard to paint rust and make it look good, always seems to look fake and "plastic".

Yes I sold it. Maybe I should have kept it!

@@askeviksurf with how much $ have u sold it?

Already sold! Sorry! I build you one if you want.

@@askeviksurf can you mention an estimate average price for this plz?

A build with engine rebuild, frame cleaned up, new wiring.....20 000 AUD. A garage build for your self build by yourself, including donar bike 8 000 AUD.

@@askeviksurf una pregunta como puedo conseguir una moto de esas presio $ cómo se llama la canción del vídeo

You should actually buy and credit the original artist. John ryland from classified moto ..