I hope this isn't offensive to the "fighter" crowd; but this thing is so nicely done, it looks like the designers at Honda and Ducati got together to design their ideal bike--and this is the finished, fully-realized, road-going, final result.

**Now taking orders at your local "Duconda" dealership**

Can I get a "biposto" version? Gotta have a spot for the ladies to ride ; 'cause you know they're gonna want to!

 

thank you sir! my goal was to make a clean "production" looking bike that was totally unique. so your post was really nice. thanks for the encouragement!

i failed on the biposto version.. my my next bike is going to have the same look but with the ability to convert it with little effort. solo riding but with a place to put the ladies. i love to take my wife for a ride... lol


i got the rearsets painted, the stripe off the flyscreen and put the white on the shrouds..
what do you think?

 

i liked the stripe on the fly screen

 

Just curious, are you going to 'float' one of those little fenders on the rear as well?
Might add a little something with an 'eye-brow' there...just a thought. ;-)
Ern

 

i am not quite sure what you mean...

 

Something about the same size as the front fender, mounted as a tire-hugger.
Mounted a little above center-line of the swing-arm. Just enough to keep water-spray off the shock/bottom of the seat.

 

Now THAT'S a fighter build. Job well done!

 

Rearsets painted: Check!
White on the shrouds: Check!
Stripeless flyscreen: Check! (But I gotta admit, I'm with gint--I liked the stripe, too!)

Either way, 1st-rate work all around. Hands-down finest example of what a "production fighter" should look like. (Hey, manufacturers--you guys paying attention?) Definitely my odds-on favorite for ROTM!

 

Hey, not sure if I missed it or not but what gauge did use for the bike and what did u do to go from cable speedo to digital?
BTW awesome build. I am up in Fairfax area and would love to see that bike sometime.

 

U need to get a pro photographer take some shots she's so pretty