Looks '70s, but juiced up with present-day snot:







Basically, for a price, you get a frame, swingarm, fuel cell & tank cover, fairing, Conti replica pipes, rear shocks, and some other goodies - add one pair of fork legs and the appropriate SS lump & control units, shoot some paint, a liberal application of your own elbow grease and a little cussin' thrown in for good measure ... and voila. Your own retro quasi-Sport Classic. You can also have them build one for you, sure, but that gets a little more expensive.

It's not the real thing, no, but it's a helluva lot cheaper and looks to be pretty slick. I'd rock one mainly because I know what it'd cost me to restore a real one ...

The two with the quarter fairings look ok, but the yellow one looks plain wrong to me. Maybe it's just the angle of the photo or something, but I think the size/shape of the tank looks terrible. The addition of the fairing must put it into better perspective or something.

Too bad really, I think it'd look pretty good with a closer reproduction of the Sport's tank as opposed to the Imola style supertank they have on there now.

Someone from Baines is on the Bevel heaven forum if you'd like more info on the bikes: