A special blog post today.
Independently to each other, a few customers decided to send me some pictures of their bikes, after they mounted their Omega Racer parts, of course.
First off, Stéphane Lavillonniere from France. Stéphane owns a splendid Yamaha XS nd needed a cafe seat for his project. Not finding the right seat, he decided to get the Cafe Rocker V2.0 for the SR400/500 and modify it to fit his bike. To keep the rear fender in place he used a 6mm stainless steel screw with brass washers. Good job Stéphane!
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And after a lot of work, Jimmy's efforts really show and shine on this beast.
Independently to each other, a few customers decided to send me some pictures of their bikes, after they mounted their Omega Racer parts, of course.
First off, Stéphane Lavillonniere from France. Stéphane owns a splendid Yamaha XS nd needed a cafe seat for his project. Not finding the right seat, he decided to get the Cafe Rocker V2.0 for the SR400/500 and modify it to fit his bike. To keep the rear fender in place he used a 6mm stainless steel screw with brass washers. Good job Stéphane!
Next is Jimmy Cash. He ordered a Norton Dunstall aluminium tank for his cafe racer SR500 and painted it black with classic blue Yamaha stripes.
This is how it looked in August 2013.
More lovely creations...
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| Custom small aluminium fairing |
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| Yamaha SR aluminium tank "The Original" |
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| Cafe Rocker V2.0 mounted on a Suzuki Inazuma by Luke Inazuma |
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