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Sunday, 20 June 2010

Evolution of a Norton Featherbed café racer

Niente male il risultato finale ottenuto dal canadese Mr. Jean dopo mesi di duro lavoro.
Nel suo sito personale si trova il racconto passo passo, con foto e didascalie,
di ogni modifica effettuata;
inoltre alcune chicche tra cui i collettori autocostruiti per montare due bellicosi (e poco ortodossi) FCR da 35 e quella che egli stesso ha battezzato "fresa dei poveri"!











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