Lurker's V-twin build

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Thanks for the kind words and support. I will do my best to be more involved on this site but it's hard to stay involved here when I don't feel like I have any projects or new information to contribute. However I can assure you I'm always lurking on this forum
 
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I did a quick photo shoot the other day and it just occurred to me that I haven't posted any photos of the old V-twin since I power coated the wheels. I'll post these for now but I have a ton of photos that I'll post later.



P.s. Don't do burnouts on Simplex tires... they wear really fast. That was the first and last one I promise.
 

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Hey guys, here are a few more photos. Just some detail stuff.

Velodrome, that's just the rear stand as Mr. B had stated.

Ludwig II, I have two Vekst shirts in the store a black one and a white one I will get a few more up eventually. I'm not a business man I'm just trying to share what I love with others. I didn't see any cool looking btr shirts for sale so I thought I would make a few.








 

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I have no idea how fast this bike is. I would assume it's good for 90mph+ based on my experience. I've had it up to about 65 and it could cruise at that speed all day with no problem.
 
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Tom from Rubicon

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Lurker,
Your recent post on
facebook is something I'm glad you did. Not the usual cheap motorized bicycle, but the inspiration for a few builder/motorcyclists who can see the brilliance and engineering it took to build a Vanguard powered bike.
Tom from Rubicon
 
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