Santee rigid frame

Anybody have any ideas about this? How hard would it be to put a 750-4 into this frame?


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kztee wrote:

Anybody have any ideas about this? How hard would it be to put a 750-4 into this frame?


cedarrapids.craigslist.org/mcy/2084061619.html

Lol, how are your fabricating skills??

Hunt one down for a Kawasaki.

roy-b-boy-b wrote:

Hunt one down for a Kawasaki.

I know it's all about personalization....but DAMN that thing is fugly! :ohmy:

To each his own. Roy

I never cared much for inline fours in chopper frames. On the other hand V Twins in sport bike frames does look pretty good...

fab up some mounts,and bolt her in.
inline fours are the only thing that belongs in a true chopper.



the rest are custom harleys.


in my ever so humble opinion :laugh: .

leon

The santee frame can be made to fit and are affordable. but you can get em for kz1000's $765 at

www.cycleonemanufacturing.com/kawasakicu...otorcycleframes.html

If their still in business. I just found their site and haven't called em yet to check.

If so It's what I'll be using


Btw the frame above with the springs in the rear is an Amen Savior like the ad lower down. Find one and you've struck moto gold. Plunger frames seem to be hard to come by these days. And if you do, strip it and check all the welds.

Patton wrote:

So in other words, you'll look like a Jackass riding one of these frames?

Great marketing. lol

Toy won't typically find those frames anymore anyhow. Those that have em know what they are, and want a mint for em.

2k for an old aftermarket frame.....pass