Photo: Erick Runyon
Taking a look at this amazing build from Santiago Chopper we might say that green is more powerful than blue and red combined: that's because Alain Bernard's Green Machine got the Kawasaki color, despite having plenty of Ducati and Suzuki parts. And that's good, because the result is a wonderful head-turner.
The Green Machine looks like it could take on any streetfighter, and it would, probably: it sports all the characteristic elements of a modern street racer, but if you look close at the exhaust line you'll notice an expansion chamber: the green beats is a 2-stroke fighter, and that's not a bike we run into very often.
It's really hard to trace the build back to the original bikes providing the parts. Erick Runyon, the photographer of the Green Machine assures us that it even has GSX-R blood, so we can only trust him. It would be extremely interesting to ride such a hybrid bike, even if for the stunned looks of the people's faces. But we'd rather wait for a really sunny day, to make this nifty bike shine even more.
It's really hard to trace the build back to the original bikes providing the parts. Erick Runyon, the photographer of the Green Machine assures us that it even has GSX-R blood, so we can only trust him. It would be extremely interesting to ride such a hybrid bike, even if for the stunned looks of the people's faces. But we'd rather wait for a really sunny day, to make this nifty bike shine even more.
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