Bobber IVQII

[Black Dog]

Bobber IVQII is in the road. Any others out there?

 

[TodkaVonic]

Hey nice! At least one in Florida. Photos from bmwmoa. He used the rear fender and saddle from a triumph Bonneville . Looks pretty clean.


Not impressed with the muffler chop job though. Yikes.

 

[Gilles]

Bobber IVQII is in the road. Any others out there?

Could you show pictures of the complete bike

Thanks

 

[Black Dog]

Here it is completed.

 

[Gilles]

Thanks Black Dog
You did a great job on your R18
Personally,I think that the Corbin saddle looks too heavy without rear fender

 

[Black Dog]

Thanks Black Dog
You did a great job on your R18
Personally,I think that the Corbin saddle looks too heavy without rear fender

The advantage of my setup, is that removing one screw allows me to reinstall the stock seat or any of the myriad of BMW seats or aftermarket seats that fit the stock configuration.
90 seconds and I have different seat and a different look.
This bike will ge used for short trips, 300 mile day trips. My old ass gets soar without a good seat.
Road the stock seat home, 256 miles, the day I bought the bike. Before I made it across the Mississippi I knew the stock seat had to go.

 

[Black Dog]

It has received the highest approval rating possible. "2 sleeping dogs".

 

[Gerard]

Thanks Black Dog
You did a great job on your R18
Personally,I think that the Corbin saddle looks too heavy without rear fender

I like it. The seat's making a kinda balance to the tank.
And allows to "hide" the tag.
But I'm wondering how the cops will react to that and the raked orientation.
For sure in France they wont accept it.

 

[Black Dog]

I I like it. The seat's making a kinda balance to the tank.
And allows to "hide" the tag.
But I'm wondering how the cops will react to that and the raked orientation.
For sure in France they wont accept it.

The tag is not hidden. It is perfectly visible, even has bright LED tag lights. Besides, I do not plan on riding it in France.