| Clubhouse MotorSports llc |
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| Here is an example of what you can do with an early style SuperSport. Rather than starting out with the latest greatest for a track bike It was decided to bring a classic up to more modern standards. Modern suspension and brakes. An 800 motor running Kehin FCR carburetors A bit of magnesium here and ti there, just a touch of carbon fiber And you have a great bike that weighs in at 320 lbs with half a tank of fuel A very fun ride! |
| Monsters Gotta love them! There is so much you can do to customise the bike it is a great platform to build from. This 620 started life as a Matrix edition. I think it is much improved since rolling off the assembly line. The dual headlights and clip ons work very well with the Speedymoto top triple clamp on this Cafe racer. Nice touches are the Speedymoto billet sprocket cover and belt guards. As fun to ride as it is to look at. |
| So what do you do with a wrecked Ducati? Turn it into a track bike Cafe racer! Many years and a ton of fun later you can have a bike that is like few others. Too many modifications to list, and it will probably never end. |
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| Here are a few of the Motorcycles that are built here at Clubhouse Motorsports lllc I had fun building them with the owners and I can assure you they are great fun to ride. Enjoy |
Bens M900
Ben was interested in building a
classic looking monster with some
non-standard colors.
I can tell you my photo skills are
crap! This bike looks awesome in
the sunlight.
Ben agonised over the colors for
the powdercoated frame and
painted tank but anyone who sees
this bike will agree it was all worth it.
The suspension was modified with
race tech components up front and
an Ohlins shock sits in the rear.
After these photos were taken the
front (temp) fender was replaced
with a much better looking carbon
fiber one from shift tech.
Ben was interested in building a
classic looking monster with some
non-standard colors.
I can tell you my photo skills are
crap! This bike looks awesome in
the sunlight.
Ben agonised over the colors for
the powdercoated frame and
painted tank but anyone who sees
this bike will agree it was all worth it.
The suspension was modified with
race tech components up front and
an Ohlins shock sits in the rear.
After these photos were taken the
front (temp) fender was replaced
with a much better looking carbon
fiber one from shift tech.