From Hadrien in Paris...
I am a reader of your magazine and would to present you my lasest creation.
A full prepared monkey bike, in the dirt track style.
I let you see few pictures of the bike.
It has an aluminium Kitaco frame, Brembo brake calipers, wheels are Cnc and were anodized in black.
Swingarm is a Gcraft, fork is an Nsr takegawa with an Over stem kit. Disc brake are
220mm front and 160mm back.
Engine is a 124cc, takegawa, with a 5-speed gearbox and a dry clutch (same as a
Ducati).
Headlight is from a monkey baja, tank seat and number plate are from a Z50R from
1985 very rare parts.
The exhaust is a Japanese custom made line, entirely made in titanium (only 650gr!)
I think that's it if you want more informations please ask.
Hadrien
PS: I am 20 and The bike was entirely made in my 5th floor Parisian apartment.
Awesome. Just awesome.
ReplyDeletefantastic
ReplyDeletefantastic
ReplyDeleteCompletely mental, brilliant !!!
ReplyDeleteO'yere
ReplyDeleteWhy does it look like a miniature toy?
ReplyDeleteWhat camera did you use?
It looks rad though. I am in Paris for 5 days in July-maybe I'll see you riding past. Watch out fora South African tourist waving at you!
ReplyDeleteVA
ReplyDeletea) because it is a toy!
b) a very shallow depth of field (focus) on any camera makes it look even more toy town.
BP
I just got a raging little hard on!
ReplyDeleteAnyone know how the 124cc's is achieved? Through just a 'big-bore'? Or is a stroker crank involved?
ReplyDeleteThat is fucking mentally good.
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ReplyDeleteHey ! Thanks everyone for the comments. If you have some questions feel free to ask.
ReplyDeleteThe camera used was a Leica M8 with a Zeiss 50mm f/1.5
Engine bore is 54mm and stroke is 54mm also, original honda engine of the bike was 39mm bore and 41.4mm stroke.
7 June 2012 22:01
Hadrien you rule!!
ReplyDeleteMonkey goin nuts!
love it!!!
i love that!
ReplyDeleteBRAVO HADRY
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Hadrien didn't you also build a Z50a hardtail with a gorilla tank w/wod trim and rear sets?
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