MT Riders Club

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Fri Nov 17, 2017 6:27 pm

Welcome back, if I remember correctly you were indeed also blue. If not you can get it right this time. all the best.
David.

Yes that's true (as well as yellow, red, and orange and black) . But I'm truly thinking of going back to MT roots and choosing camo green! let's see how that comes along

Thanks for the warm welcome guys! Unfortunately the Land Rover is my buddy's not mine, I wish it was though, such a beautiful beast.

Hello everyone!! My name is Abdallah and I have been a member of this forum since 2008. I haven't been very active in the past couple of years, that's why I was thinking I should re-introduce myself. I live in Jordan and I own an electric start MT500. As some of you might know, a large number of ele...

Out of interest, here is the link to the OLD forum about Mr Kays 'MT' monoshock project, Im sure he will take an offer if anyone wants to relieve my lock up of it ...... http://www.createforum.com/mtrc/viewtop" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; ... forum=mtrc sneak preview: Out of inter...

Great job mate. How does this conversion affect ride height? And I didn't quite understand where the upper mount of the shocks go. Do you have to weld a cross member in the frame to mount them?

Very cool looking bike.....

Abdallah

Great Job!!! really cool paint job...

Abdallah

So as Mr Grey and Sasquatch Mole Eye wander off happily holding hands.....

this is just incredible... great job man.. what an acheivment!!

I'd love to go on such a trip, and probably riding an MT is what makes it a true adventure...

I loved reading this blog, probably the first 12 page thread that I've ever read from start to finish

well done.

Abdallah

Great job. Really nice looking bike.
I'm coming to Bochum in september. I'll be studying at Hochschule Bochum for a semester. I might come to visit.

Abdallah

Excellent job mate.

Armstrongs just look great with the tank off ( first pic).

Abdallah