Bull Doc, Wow!

I came across this buiider from Japan. Incredible retro mods of old KZ's. I am floored by his work. Enjoy good people.

Yep Bull Dock makes good stuff. Check out Sanctuary too.

we gotta have pics .

dang tease!

here ya go,














there's a few .

leon

Insanely sweet street treat. Thanks for posting these pix Leon, hadn't seen all these before.

I'd take one of these too, nice builds.

All those require deep deep pockets :blink:

Those bikes are super cool but any one can build up an old bike with modern suspension if I can. Hell it would have been easier if I used modern 17" wheels.
Mark

Mark Wing wrote: Those bikes are super cool but any one can build up an old bike with modern suspension if I can. Hell it would have been easier if I used modern 17" wheels.
Mark

+1

With shops like Bull Dock and Sanctuary, they do more than strap on modern suspension - they use the best [and most expensive] stuff they can get their hands on: Ohlins, Brembo, forged magnesium JB wheels, hand-bent titanium exhaust system, Yoshimura tuned carbs, etc. That, combined with the dismal yen-to-dollar exchange rate, is why their bikes sell for $60,000. You could source your own parts and with a lot of elbow grease make your own for about $25,000 if my figures are correct.

Here's my favorite bike by Bull Dock:

1973 Kawasaki Z1 by mmsmithgall , on Flickr

This one is my favorite



Yeah, big dollar but high class. It can be built for less but there is a lot of homework done before they sell the packages. These are work horses, not really built for show but go but hey, why not look good doing it!

Les

Ya the bikes are over the top becouse the money spent is over the top.....I would say 25 to 30 grand might get you one......thats over the top also..... :blink:

mtbspeedfreak wrote: With shops like Bull Dock and Sanctuary, they do more than strap on modern suspension - they use the best [and most expensive] stuff they can get their hands on: Ohlins, Brembo, forged magnesium JB wheels, hand-bent titanium exhaust system, Yoshimura tuned carbs, etc. That, combined with the dismal yen-to-dollar exchange rate, is why their bikes sell for $60,000. You could source your own parts and with a lot of elbow grease make your own for about $25,000 if my figures are correct.

Here's my favorite bike by Bull Dock:

1973 Kawasaki Z1 by mmsmithgall , on Flickr

Yup, that's my wallpaper . Some have nekkid kittie pron, I have bike pron... :laugh: