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My TLS Streetfighter

Discussion in 'Suzuki' started by Sully, Jul 11, 2007.

  1. Sully New Member

    I've owned this TLS since new in 97' it almost killed me in 01' and now in 07' it got a facelift hope you like as much as i do!

    heres what it looked like at the end of last year...........

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    and then the transformation begins..........

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  2. luvtolean Moderator

    Whoa, I didn't know a TL could actually end up nice looking.

    Good job!
  3. deftones156 New Member

    Cool ride, man! Are those 10R rims on there?

    Is it a lot lighter now that it's stripped down?

    I'll say with certainty that I'd never be able to ID that on the street! :thumb:
  4. Shenders1 Aging Member

    Very nicely done. You've obviously put a lot of work into that puppy.

    Looks sort of 'SuperDuke'y - Which is a good thing, at least in my opinion.
  5. XSIVSPD New Member

    sweet bike... i never knew a TL could look that nice
  6. Sully New Member

    Rims are V-Star by Carrozerria, it weighs 355lbs now:thumb:
  7. bda116 Done.

    I was going to say those wheels looked VERY familiar.
    That is by far the nicest looking TL I've seen.
  8. phobe vfr1200fa.blogspot.com

    Very B-A.

    Nice.
  9. seamus Moderator

    Damn, Sully. That's a nice looking ride.

    How much of the welding and 'glass work on the rear did you do yourself? It looks like a lot of hours were spent lining everything up perfectly and getting the welds all pretty.

    Great work.:thumb:
  10. Sully New Member

    The fiberglass tail came from a german site and just took alittle modding to make it work with the bike then the subframe was designed around it. The subframe was welded by a friend who builds Foes Racing downhill bikes for a living, I did all the designing, measuring, cutting and fitting of all the parts. My bud then tig'd it all together. It took about 40hrs. to design and fab. everything. The headlight took another 30hrs. to make fit well and to mod the overall shape.
  11. luvtolean Moderator

    :hmm: :hmm:

    Your friend builds Foes' frames? What kinda hook up you guys got? :eyebrows:
  12. phobe vfr1200fa.blogspot.com

    There's a pun in here somewhere... I'm sure Dave will exploit it.
  13. CBRVFR Banned from Political discussion by CBRVFR.

    Bike(s):
    RC-30, Triumph Speed Triple
    Be my guest...
  14. phobe vfr1200fa.blogspot.com

    No, I insist. Puns and alliteration are your forte.
  15. luvtolean Moderator

    Are you guys fighting over who gets to have a go at me?

    Damn, that's sexy.
  16. Bagger New Member

    I have to say I'm not a big Suzuki fan but that bike is just killer now... great buildup...
  17. seamus Moderator

    I have to give you both another :thumb:. It's beautiful work.
  18. Sully New Member

    He is independant of Foes, he just does the welding for them but he
    might have a hook up i'll check into it for you!
  19. Sully New Member

    Thanks!:thumb:
  20. PartsGenius At least I think so......

    Damn nice piece, Sully.:thumb: How's it feel riding "naked"?:D

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