2011 Honda rc116

Custom built one off 1966 honda rc 116 ...Built from a pitster pro mx bike...Added upper frame and twin shock mounts. Hand built tank seat combo out of fiberglass and lined...kick start only Fast little 4 stroke no title bill of sale only The color is Gm dark cherry metallic, frame is duplicator performance wheel paint, charcoal, fork legs VHt epoxy gloss black, cases are dupicolor engine universal gold and wheel silver.Woodcraft alloy clipons vortex alloy rear sets 1960 dustbin fairing Front end and triples are 1976 cb 125, fork legs 1981 cb125, fork tubes are CRf 70 shortened 1 to 2 inches, 1976 cb125 hub, disc and caliper. Rear end is 1976 cb125 laced to a 17x1.2 (I think). Rear shocks are import ct 70 from eBay. The bike is on several websites like http://www.pipeburn.com/home/2011/2/27/140cc-racer.html http://www.retromotoonline.com/archives/853 http://www.dotheton.com/forum/index.php?topic=23031.0 To be filed under the category of, “No flippin’ way,” . When some see a Chinese built pit-bike they see and inexpensive two-wheeler for kids. Others, like Brad Smith, see potential. Inspired by the tiny Kreidler GP bikes of the 60's and the Honda RC116, Brad started his works replica from a $50 pitbike frame on ebay. He added some frame rails to the backbone to help really transform the look. The swingarm is a trick extended pit bike part, another ebay find. A combination of CB125 parts and CRF70 fork tubes help create the front end. The CB125 mechanical disc front wheel was laced to a tiny 1.2×17 inch rim, and a 1.4×17 on the back (also CB125). The engine is a 140cc YX engine, which should be good for near 15 hp. A few other miscellaneous parts are from Moto Bits, and the diminutive clip-ons are Woodcraft. Like Brad’s last bike featured here, the bodywork is true art. This seat and tank is made from scratch and sells the “GP” look completely. The result? A budget racer that would easily slip inbetween a few works racers at the Honda Collection Hall. I doubt many would doubt its presence there. Another tip of the hat to Brad Smith for creating a truly original and breathtaking motorcycle. Q: Howdy, Well done! Are you including the faring pictured and what would shipping be to Ca (92504) Thanks for your troubles... Kris A: Yes the fairing is included....For this size bike the shipping would be 300.....I have a friend who drives a box truck to California every month and back.