From the Mass BIA show in May.
Photo (C) Grail Mortillaro 2008

Digging this ‘72 Norton Cafe - wish I had saved the info along with the pics.
Lifted from ebay awhile back.

Matt sent me a link to these pics and I gotta say, love the simplicity of this bike and the fact that someone spent some time with a model of bike that doesn’t usually get much attention.

Check out more pics here: 1969 CB450

This 1972 XL250 makes me feel funny in my pants - this betty is shit hot.
Built by nvr2old on the cycle world board.

For a while I thought I was going to get my hands on an SR400 / 500, so I started gathering a collection of inspirational pics. I never ended up getting the bike, but I figured I’d share the pics since they are no doubt rad bikes. A lot of these were built by Bratsyle and Deus, both shops kill it. Some other randoms SRs in there as well - dig into it.

Drool away

Is it me, or are there more people building Triton’s these days? Maybe I just never paid much attention to it, but there seems to be more people jumping on that train. Cool by me cuz I dig checking’ em out. Here’s a blog by a brit chap living Seattle. He’s in the process of documenting his build - a 1956 Norton Dominator featherbed frame with a 1958 Triumph T110 650cc motor - bitchin’

I dig checking out the process and progressions others go through with their build. It’s always motivating when you’ve got your own build going on (or even dreaming of a build) and I dig seeing how other folks find solutions to the inevitable issues they face.

Rock it: http://tritonproject.blogspot.com/

From the mailbox: I got very little info on this boss Triton when it was sent in - essentially here is an article about my bike. Great, except the article is in a language I can’t read (Hungarian maybe?). However, the bike is bitchin’ and the pics are great, so here it is.

You can check out the original article here; maybe you can decipher more of it than I can. If so, drop some knowledge in the comments section below.

I actually forgot about the pics I shot at the Lars Anderson museum European Motorcycle show earlier this year until I randomly stumbled upon them last night. Lots more coming, including a bunch of the sweet Trump chop built by our pal Bugles. Here is a quick first batch of some of the beauts that were on display that rainy day. The Rickman you see below was absolutely flooring, mint as can be - I don’t think it had ever seen a mile of road time - a museum piece for sure. Lots of jaw dropping scoots that day, keep your eyes peeled for more shots I’ll be posting.

Cafe freaks, check out this blog for lots of delicious bike porn and tech tips:
Return of the Cafe Racers