Custom motorcycle enthusiasts will have heard of the name Marcus Walz? Yes, this man is a world-class builder with the work that is not in doubt.
This time his work taking the base of the Yamaha XV950, a cruiser motocycle figure is turned into a retro shades motorcycle known as café racer. The German-born men who has long been active in the modification successfully spawned a special work called 'El Raton Asesino'.
This time his work taking the base of the Yamaha XV950, a cruiser motocycle figure is turned into a retro shades motorcycle known as café racer. The German-born men who has long been active in the modification successfully spawned a special work called 'El Raton Asesino'.
Marcus Walz ride on 'El Ratón Asesino'. (Picture from: http://bit.ly/1AKJDci) |
Walz's first step should be stripped the most of the XV950 innate 'clothes' from the manufacturer. To obtain a form of 'tail wasps' as one of café racer identities - Walz must mutilated sub-frame and completed with a custom swingarm.
Yamaha XV950 'El Ratón Asesino' by Marcus Walz. (Picture from: http://bit.ly/1xjuSbM) |
Legs, its front fork still rely on stock congenital motor just that there are adjustments - made lower. For the rear suspension entrusted in Ohlins part. While Clip-on model handlebars of LML also be used identity of this man.
Right side view of Yamaha XV950 'El Ratón Asesino' by Marcus Walz. (Picture from: http://bit.ly/1xjuSbM) |
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