MY baby.....Paso Bucefalo

ducapiero · **Posted:** Thu Mar 29, 2007 2:23 pm

Hi guys let me intorduce my baby paso Bucefalo(alexander the great's Stallion) ,don't worry i study archeology

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i know it's not Tamburini style but....
it's two year of work and these are the firsts photos...
then i make other more accurate
i have to mount a digital cockpit and the indicators yet :funny:
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persempre907 · **Posted:** Thu Mar 29, 2007 5:25 pm

Piero,

good work but ... I hope you have kept all the original parts :thumbup: !

Ciao

krakan · **Posted:** Thu Mar 29, 2007 5:55 pm

If it works for you so.... But its all a matter of taste so,
good work mate. Krakan :thumbup:

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Desmo_Demon · **Posted:** Thu Mar 29, 2007 6:20 pm

Interesting looking Paso!. Are the front air panels homemade or did you graft on some dirtbike panels? I bet it would look pretty good if you were to mate a Monster seat with solo cowling onto the subframe.

Finnpaso · **Posted:** Fri Mar 30, 2007 2:22 pm

How about "wheeling" ??? :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: Btw, U have to put something to the end of exhaust can, when its raining, or You have plenty of water in sylinders.... :funny: :funny: :funny:

ducapiero · **Posted:** Fri Mar 30, 2007 3:45 pm

the front come from an husky supermotard....
for the wheeling i 'll do little
not vertical....

i'm not chris pfeiffer(and howewer i don't have his tyres :funny: :funny: )...
no problem for the rain my bike stay cover in my house...
and in south italy we have 10 month of sun every year...
not bad i think....

ducapaso · **Posted:** Fri Mar 30, 2007 5:33 pm

It's quite a work, piero! :eek:

Hope you'll enjoy it! :thumbup:
What about riding with bar risers?
I've seen the same done on a yamaha r1 and the owner says it's a very easy handling...
E' davvero un gran lavoro, Piero! Spero tu te la goda!
Come è guidare con il manubrio intero anzichè con i tronchetti?
Ho visto una cosa del genere su una r1 e il proprietario dice che è molto più maneggevole...

ducapiero · **Posted:** Fri Mar 30, 2007 6:45 pm

Effetivamente è molto più maneggevole e sopratutto più leggera nei repentini cambi di direzione per no parlare poi della comdità di stare più dritti con la schiena... :cool:

anche se ho preso un manubrio il più dritto possibile per sentire bene la ruota davanti....
a proposito penso di sostituire le michelin con delle dunlop o altre 130/70/16...

In fact it's more light and the handling increase especially in strict turning and you stay in line with your back :cool:

but i choose a straight bar to feel good front tyre...
i think i'm going to change this from the michelin to a dunlop or others 130/70/16

persempre907 · **Posted:** Fri Mar 30, 2007 8:08 pm

A proposito di gomme, su ebay c'è un treno di Michelin nuove.
Il manubrio alto potrebbe essere interessante e proprio qualche giorno fa c'era in asta una piastra di forcella artigianale con risers e manubrio dritto x Paso.
Sono stato tentato, il prezzo finale mi sa che non è arrivato neanche a 40 €., ma secondo me il manubrio dritto con la carena sta veramente male.
Eppoi il Paso non è davvero una moto spaccaschiena.
A questo punto uno si prende un bel Monster e la finisce lì

!!

About the tires, on eBay there is a couple of new Michelin.
The hight handlebar could be interesting, and some days ago there was on auction a fork clamp with the risers and an straight handlebar.
I was tempted, the final price was less than €. 40, but then I thought that the straight, hight handlebar doesn't agree with a fairing bike.
Finally, the Paso doesn't a backbreaking bike.
So, it would be better buy a good Monster

!

Ciao

streetsurfer · **Posted:** Sat Mar 31, 2007 5:17 am

MY baby.....Paso Bucefalo

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