caferacer from Vietnam
- rongxike
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caferacer from Vietnam
Hi All,
My name is Miller, I'm from Vietnam... and I love caferacer which is suitable for my city than any cruiser, sportbike or naked.
I bought a CB400ss 2007 and modified it as below:
Before:
After:
I need your comments to make it better look...
By the way, it's great to know y'all...
My name is Miller, I'm from Vietnam... and I love caferacer which is suitable for my city than any cruiser, sportbike or naked.
I bought a CB400ss 2007 and modified it as below:
Before:
After:
I need your comments to make it better look...
By the way, it's great to know y'all...
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Re: caferacer from Vietnam
welcome, nice lookin' bike.
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Re: caferacer from Vietnam
welcome. your bike looks great. i wish bikes like that were offered over here.
you "i need your comments to make it look better". well, i don't know if that's the case. it nice bike to start with.
you've already gotten lower bars. guess you could look for a set of clubmans if you wanted to go lower.
the only other thing is maybe look for a seat like this one. that way you could get that hump tail look and not have to do anymore than new foam and a new cover. other than that you're golden.
man, i wish the u.s. got bikes like this. i bet that joker gets crazy mpg.
you "i need your comments to make it look better". well, i don't know if that's the case. it nice bike to start with.
you've already gotten lower bars. guess you could look for a set of clubmans if you wanted to go lower.
the only other thing is maybe look for a seat like this one. that way you could get that hump tail look and not have to do anymore than new foam and a new cover. other than that you're golden.
man, i wish the u.s. got bikes like this. i bet that joker gets crazy mpg.
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Re: caferacer from Vietnam
Welcome and I like it the way it is, but then as anyone here will tell you, I am a big fan of the Honda 400 CM/CB series of bikes. That 400 must be one of the bigger bikes in Vietnam, thought that 125's and 185's pretty much dominated the market there just like in the Philippines.
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Re: caferacer from Vietnam
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Re: caferacer from Vietnam
Thanks a lot for all comments... actually, this bike's size is a shame, it sounds 400cc, but it has a very small engine, everyone tells "she is less than 250cc"
Yes, there are less than 10 cb400ss in vietnam for more than 10 millions citizens, I am the most lucky guy to have her... I love to see and "ride" her everyday... ...
Yes, there are less than 10 cb400ss in vietnam for more than 10 millions citizens, I am the most lucky guy to have her... I love to see and "ride" her everyday... ...
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Re: caferacer from Vietnam
+1 on the type of seat that Dean Owens posted.rongxike wrote:
I need your comments to make it better look...
Maybe a different type of mirror. Also change the rear shocks to something much better performing and looking.
Either way, the bike looks great!
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Re: caferacer from Vietnam
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