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Cosentino Engineering 600cc V4 Moto2 Project Made in the USA

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The previous post about the Moto2 suspension project brought a link in the comments leading to Cosentino Engineering, where Chris Consentino is building a Moto2 bike based around a 600cc V4 engine, built from scratch, along with a new frame, girder front suspension, swingarm and everything else. Of course, there's a problem, Moto2 rule makers decided to go with a single spec … [Read more...]

Hub Center Steering Moto2 Project LaMoto2 – Submit Your Design

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We seldom cover racing on The Kneeslider, but we do like to look at the technology and design of the racing motorcycles. Some of the bikes and engines show a lot of creative thinking and it's especially interesting when a design goes in a direction not often seen, like hub center steering, for instance. If you remember the Demonstener project, a BMW based hub center steering … [Read more...]

Technical Updates on The Kneeslider

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We're in the midst of some long overdue technical updates on The Kneeslider and you may notice some things are missing or moved. Don't worry, everything is fine. It may take a little while to get everything completely sorted, but we'll be back up to full speed before long. UPDATE: Still more work to do, but you'll notice we now have threaded comments!! Yay!! If you want to … [Read more...]

These are Royal Enfields? – Rajputana Customs

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Royal Enfields are turning into something not many would have imagined only a few years ago. We've already seen the McDeeb specials and Aniket's Musket V-Twin, and now here are Royal Enfield customs from Vijay Singh of Rajputana Custom Motorcycles in Jaipur, India. Just three so far, Nandi, the board track styled Light Foot and the Original Gangster, these look nothing like any … [Read more...]

More CB550 Cafe Overkill Photos

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Remember Cafe Overkill? That's the custom CB550 built by Jeff Stephens we showed you a few months ago. I just noticed Jeff left a comment on that post with a link to some new photos of the bike taken by Art Montes. Most of them are closeups showing the high level detail work on this build. Those shots would look great on a garage wall, don't you think? Link: Photos … [Read more...]