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Hi all,

what do you guys make out of this?


Look like some kind of rear view camera?
This gadget, how unneccesarry it may seem, does make me curious.

That said, this owner has the lot!


(expensive made in Italy) Kineo rims that fit tubless tires and 4-4 exhaust from Wyvern.
And those nice looking Mugen seat and windscreen.

In the album you can see he switches around a lot, and not the cheapest parts:
- Endurance 4-4 exhaust
- Mugen dual exhaust
- Moriwaki dual exhausts
- Over racing dual exhaust
- chic design trunk
- daytona seat





That, or he photograps many different custom CB's

Here on his public facebook gallery you can see all the pictures:
[url=https://www.facebook.com/JOHNSONCHUNAG/media_set?set=a.3833817223191.1073741826.1810764741&type=3]https://www.facebook.com/JOHNSONCHUNAG/m...741&type=3

imo, this is his best parts combo

Looks like the camera a friend has on his Harley bagger with a monitor screen on the bars.

I think it's more likely just one of the "dash cam" type continuous video recording devices they sell for motorcycles now. Some systems have front and rear cameras that connect to a recorder somewhere under the seat. Records front and rear whenever the bike it turned on. Continuous loop recording but you can pull the memory card to review if you get in an accident or want to save some cool footage.

(11-18-2015, 07:11 AM)Magnus_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I think it's more likely just one of the "dash cam" type continuous video recording devices they sell for motorcycles now. Some systems have front and rear cameras that connect to a recorder somewhere under the seat. Records front and rear whenever the bike it turned on. Continuous loop recording but you can pull the memory card to review if you get in an accident or want to save some cool footage.

wow that sounds like a neat thing.

(11-18-2015, 07:11 AM)Magnus_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I think it's more likely just one of the "dash cam" type continuous video recording devices they sell for motorcycles now. Some systems have front and rear cameras that connect to a recorder somewhere under the seat. Records front and rear whenever the bike it turned on. Continuous loop recording but you can pull the memory card to review if you get in an accident or want to save some cool footage.

a brand of some sort?

Darn , those quad pipes look bad-a**!

Next on my list!

note, he had 2 different quad pipes

He's done some good work there, and the 4 into 4 is a thing of beauty, but why, oh why, oh why has he neglected the RLETs?