Seen this?

http://thekneeslider.com/archives/2008/02/09/jay-springsteen-xr750-replica-street-tracker/

Yes, yes I have, and at $26,000.00+ I bet they are flying off the shelf.

Good lookin' bike but not for that kind of coin.

Looks great. You can build your own with parts from Storz Performance. www.storzperf.com

Zoiks! 26 large!

Speaking of Storz, I've always had my eye on those upside-down forks but just could never commit to the price. I bet it would make a world of difference.

That was a fine looking bike, I love the wheels on it they had a great look to them, Good lines and looks to be done well

Yep, seen that before, and it's nice but pricey. The unusual feauture is the Buell XB12 motor- which ought to not only put out lots of power- but it's also much lighter than the XL motors found in most streettrackers. Although if I were building the bike, I'd probably have opted for the smoother XB9 short stroke motor, more for it's revvie high rpm nature- which is closer to what a short stroke XR750 feels like. And those PM Flattrack wheels are straight off the track- nice touch too !

Zoiks! 26 large!

Speaking of Storz, I've always had my eye on those upside-down forks but just could never commit to the price. I bet it would make a world of difference.

I agree. I was just thinking how great that whole front end would look/perform on my 1200N. :rolleyes:

a work of art, harley could use some of the tech, but they are too CHEAP, could make sportys LIGHTER,penske single shock $1500, rear forks $2500, etc, tech isnt cheap but mass produced at a lower level could make a SPORTY SPORTSTER, really make the big cruisers look bad

The unusual feauture is the Buell XB12 motor- which ought to not only put out lots of power- but it's also much lighter than the XL motors found in most streettrackers.


???:doh:doh:doh:rolleyes: