Nice work, Razzo!

-HFM

 

Nice job! Curious about the JDM Lady Dax. Was it a particular year model or color? I have a line on a JDM Dax, and trying to figure what they are worth.

 

Yes they were. The one picture show all 3 models. From the left to right - General Export - German export - JDM model (my bike) - they were small production aimed at women riders. Flowered seat, white only color, green decals. JDM models differs with it's turn signals, fenders, body decal is different from the others.

JDM Daxes are the hardest to find. The White Dax the rarest. A JDM Dax is hard to put a number on. People don't have a emotional connection to them here. We rode CT's. It's worth whatever you are willing to pay for it. Same as selling it.

 

Nice. Are the MX handlebars and directional signals your own choice? The White Daxes I see photos of from Europe have folders and small can blinkers.

 

Bars/triple clamp my idea. Turn signals are OEM. The export models have the small blinkers mounted high on the forks and on taillight bracket unlike the JDM model.

 

clean! had a few questions if you do not mind... your GCraft swingarm is that the arm itself with stock wheel dimensions or did you buy their swingarm kit that comes with the bowls as well? i been wanting to go to a fatty tire and have been interested in GCraft's swing arm with 5" bowl was curious if you knew anything about them and what configuration you are running. nice to see a legit JDM resto mod. keep it up. inspiring.

 

That is the Normal Length G-Craft T/S Mini Alum. Swing Arm. Not the wide model. I love the wide model though! Maybe using that set-up on a future CT70 build. Pricey piece of kit. $1500+

Thank you for the compliment! Yeah lots of fake ones out there but this is the real deal. Just modded a bit.

 

Awesome job RAZZO. :arms:
tmas

 

Another inspiration!! Nice job. Congrats!!

 

Awesome job. She looks really beautiful lol.

 

Thanks everyone! Really love this build. Can't wait to ride it at the meets this Summer. Have tagged and titled in NJ. That took a bit of trickery. She's legit.

 

Nice work! Another bike completed by Razzo while I'm still working on my ratrod! Your inspiring me!

 

Thanks Dave!!