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Incredible custom TL1000R

This thing is wicked. Almost completely custom. Dude made almost all the parts on the bike, the frame, the rearsets, triple clamps, etc.

http://www.asphaltandrubber.com/wp-c...-tl1000r-6.jpg

Link to article: http://www.asphaltandrubber.com/bike...n-nelis-1000r/

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The Suzuki TL1000R is a special bike. It garnered little love from the media during its release; but despite being discontinued seven years ago, the TLR continues to foster a cult following, especially in Europe. So it doesn’t surprise us a great deal that when 25 year old fabrication apprentice, Mathijn Nelis, set out to create is first custom work under the careful gaze of master builder Nico Bakker, that the young Dutchman chose to work with the stout TL v-twin powerplant that dwarfed its Italain competitors during its initial release.
Starting with a custom frame of his own design, Nelis built his bike with some of the best components available for the TL…and since their isn’t a large aftermarket parts market for the bike, which in reality means that Nelis fabricated many of exquisite elements himself that you see on the Nelis 1000R.
The bike features Nelis’ own rearsets, exhaust hangers, triple clamp, and hand beaten aluminum bodywork. Other go-fast parts come in the form of Brembo monobloc calipers, which are radially mounted to the Marzocchi forks up front. Wheels are provided by Marchesini, and rotors are by Braking.
The Nelis 1000R is a stunning example of the TL breed, and shows that even 10+ years after the Suzuki TL1000R was introduced to the market, the bike and it’s class-beating motor still have some life left in them. Perhaps Suzuki killed off the Ducati-killer a bit premature? We’ll leave the talk about rotary dampers for the comments section. Thanks for the tip Mathias!

The frame looks prety much like the tls frame

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Originally Posted by tommymac (Post 342125)

The frame looks prety much like the tls frame

True...and there are a lot more pics if you click the link.

Completely bad ass. A one off that s finished out like a Naked Bimota!

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Originally Posted by smileyman (Post 342130)

Completely bad ass. A one off that s finished out like a Naked Bimota!

Yeah, I think it's incredible. I always wanted a TLR.

I love the TL line.

I love one-off fabrication.

BUT that bike doesn't do it for me.

All that time and all that effort and it looks just like a bike you'll find sitting on your Ducati dealer's floor. :idk:

The Duc Streetfighter gets rave reviews except in the handling department. Yeah these 2 look alike but I know which I would rather own.

I would love to have an orig low mile TLR too. They are way cool ...

Now that, my friend, is the bike Suzuki should have built. The Japanese are great engineers, but have ZERO style.