Photo: mybikeproject.com
It's always nice to see people being able to bring crashed bikes to a dignified life and even more, endowing them with more character than they could ever dream.
It's the case of the Sveetfighter, a rather ample and meticulous project we've stumbled upon. The base was a pretty beat up Suzuki SV650 which has finally made it into a head-turning completely new bike, with a more aggressive attitude, but retaining the series' specific lines.
The bike received its upside down fork (with the lower triple clamps and front wheel) and radial brakes from a GSX1000R, while a GSX750R provided the upper triple clamps and handlebar clamps for the LSL superbike handle.
The seat comes from a R6 Yamaha and all the subframe, seat, and sidecovers had to be modified. The tail fairing has been re-made from fiberglass to accommodate the new components and the front fairing has also been trimmed. There was a lot of powder coating involved, just to make the bike look like perfect; all in all there were more than 40 individual parts to receive this treatment.
In order to have the Sveetfighter look really mean, the M4 exhaust was shortened to almost half its standard lengths and got some ceramic coating. The dashboard is also custom-made to house the Trail Tech Vapor gauges.
The final result looks stunning and would most likely appeal to anyone who really likes bikes, sport or choppers, whatsoever.
Via mybikeproject.com.
The bike received its upside down fork (with the lower triple clamps and front wheel) and radial brakes from a GSX1000R, while a GSX750R provided the upper triple clamps and handlebar clamps for the LSL superbike handle.
The seat comes from a R6 Yamaha and all the subframe, seat, and sidecovers had to be modified. The tail fairing has been re-made from fiberglass to accommodate the new components and the front fairing has also been trimmed. There was a lot of powder coating involved, just to make the bike look like perfect; all in all there were more than 40 individual parts to receive this treatment.
In order to have the Sveetfighter look really mean, the M4 exhaust was shortened to almost half its standard lengths and got some ceramic coating. The dashboard is also custom-made to house the Trail Tech Vapor gauges.
The final result looks stunning and would most likely appeal to anyone who really likes bikes, sport or choppers, whatsoever.
Via mybikeproject.com.
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