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Lazareth Roadster V6

By Paul Crowe

Lazareth Roadster V6Here is another jaw dropping motorcycle from Ludovic Lazareth in France. I just posted about motorcycle engine powered cars the other day, here’s a car engine powered motorcycle. I can’t take my eyes off of this. Over here someone stuffs a big V8 into a bike like the Boss Hoss and you get something enormous and ungainly. Lazareth put a Mazda V6 into this roadster and you get a sportbike! It’s in the spirit of the Munch Mammuts. Look at this!

Lazareth Roadster V6The 1800cc Mazda MX3 V6 is mounted transverse in the custom tube frame and mated to a Harley five speed transmission. Both front and rear custom machined wheels are mounted single sided and the disc brakes are outboard on the wheel rims. Look closely and you’ll see 6 exhaust pipes tucked undertail with 3 pipes per side. The bike is loaded with custom machine work, check the casings around the engine. It’s gorgeous! When I wrote about biker build offs doing something different, this is what I meant.

If the Roadster V6 wasn’t enough, he also has two other new bikes on his site, the Honda V800, powered by a Honda VFR engine and the Dokujya, (I have no idea what it means) powered by a VTR V-twin engine with a supercharger from a Mini Cooper S! Both of these need their own post but there’s a limit to my room here. Just go there and check them out for yourself.

Note to custom bike builders: Check out Lazareth before starting your next project, instead of more of the same, begin with a clean sheet and fresh ideas.

Thanks Andy, for the pointer!

Update: Also notice in the lower photo the neat “feetstand”

Posted on May 27, 2005 Filed Under: Motorcycle Builders, Motorcycle Design


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Comments

  1. aaron says

    May 27, 2005 at 1:18 pm

    wow… he sure took his time updating the site…about a week ago i checked and there were no new bikes…now 3 at once! nice stuff, but my favorite is still the bi-mono V-max.

  2. electricmotorcycles.net says

    May 27, 2005 at 1:24 pm

    Yeah… I could ride that…

  3. James - Whybike.com says

    May 27, 2005 at 1:56 pm

    I am not sure what his site means with “DIVERS” and “RESTAURATION” but I think I get the picture. It seems like every bike is frankenstien-ed out of three other bikes.

  4. kneeslider says

    May 27, 2005 at 2:14 pm

    That’s “Frawkenshteen” if you please, and he’s never looked better.

  5. hoyt says

    May 27, 2005 at 8:40 pm

    i like how he built the look-alike Honda NAS prototype….as if to say if no one builds that gem he would build it himself

    I added his co. website to the Discovery forum for a sportbike buildoff.

    http://www.sportrider.com/bikes/146_01_honda_nas/

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