Titan performance

Leveller · #1 14th February 2011, 07:49 PM

http://www.classic2strokesuzuki.com

Just got an email from these guys and it all sounds very interesting, gS500 cafe racers anyone?

Quote:

i have just been viewing your website as i have just purchased a gs500,me and my mate Paul run a website for those other great Suzuki twins ,the GT/T500 2 stroke twins ,please check us out on www.classic2strokesuzuki.com as we would like to link to your site .
We manufacture many items for these bikes including stainless steel expansion chambers and alloy rear set kits ,our product range is increasing weekly and we are planning to turn the GS into a cafe racer (with a modern-ish twist ) as they have a bit of a dowdy image when we know we can make them as cool as we have the gt/t 500's, with the view to converting more bikes and/or offering a complete kit to convert.
We Display at many bike shows and the GS will be shown alongside the 2 strokes to show what can be done and we would gladly publicise your website .
i have attatched a few piccies so you can see what we are all about

**Lewis1_2_3** · #2 14th February 2011, 08:42 PM

Thats what I'm gonna do !

Eventually

Be cool to see it done, be a shame to think I'm not the first to do it though

Lew ;)

Chrisps · #3 14th February 2011, 09:26 PM

Ooh exciting! Can I have a twin disc LH fork and spoked wheels please?

Cerberus73 · #4 21st September 2013, 04:56 AM

did this lot ever get back to you regarding a kit? i love cafe racers, flatrackers etc, so a simple bolt on kit that you could then dress up with your own pain, exhausts, mirrors etc would be great if it wasn't priced at insane money as some of these kits are.

Sirzookee · #5 24th September 2013, 11:18 PM

Cannot view pics....

Chris

mjj4 · #6 25th September 2013, 07:34 AM

You need to be a paid member to see the images chris.

Yeah their work looks dry good but also individual, I'm not sure on cafe racer kits because then everyone's gs will look be same and that's not the point? I guess a cafe racer seat unit kit or spoked wheel kit or other individual item kits will be okay then people won't end up with the same bike but it will give them a good start with bits they cannot achieve without a kit.

I'd love a gt380

dean0 · #7 25th September 2013, 12:20 PM

This thread has reminded me of a bike I saw when I did the norseman's poker run in the summer.
IIRC the place was hard up choppers in hailsham.