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It fuels perfectly and the throttle response is excellent but we will
be working on making it a bit quieter."
MotoShed also preferred a more aggressive sports stance, which
meant replacing the standard foot controls with rearset Rizoma
items mounted to custom plates and complemented with a set of
lower Renthal handlebars.
Not everything was produced by MotoShed themselves and only
adds to the perfection of the end result. Experts called in on Road
Runner for their specialist skills included: Chris Walton of CW
Engineering who handmade the sheet metal elements such as the
headlight nacelle, front mudguard and rear hugger and Steve Adams,
an ex-Aston Martin upholsterer who re-finished the 1920 Solo Saddle
Seat and Illusion Race Paint.
For the hand controls, minimalist billet
switchgear was chosen with Galfer
clutch lever, brake lever and master
cylinder the blacked-out theme evolved.
Fully adjustable rear suspension from
HyperPro was added, while a JB
Speaker LED headlight was selected to
give a modern sporty twist. All in all the
Bikebrewers team are ecstatic about the
way this bike came out. We will be testing
some Indian bikes in the near future, so
watch this space if you are a fan!
