Bandit 1250 dual Yoshis

I was idly trawling Youtube and came across this UK spec Bandit GT. This guy has spent some serious coin, and has a splitter on his exhaust collector, so it's a full Yoshi system into dual carbon fibre R77s. Looks amazing.

He has USD forks and has retained the ABS and uses radially mounted Tokicos. There's lots of bling and for all of us that like to modify our bikes, this is really something else. This is seriously well done. Check out the bars, the clutch and brake master cylinders, the 4 K&N filters, the heel guards, tail light etc.

I am obsessive about mine, but this leaves me speechless!

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serious money has been spent on that beauty. Wish the owner could take us on a ride.

well done

Thought it looked familiar.

See here. I don't mind the look but I reckon he's put in some serious cash.

There are a few things on that bike I'd like.

In one of his other videos he has a remote starter too.

I admire anyone who blings their bike like that but still gets around in a flannel shirt.

He's a member of a Belgium Bandit group. Those Bells eh?

2wheelsagain wrote:There are a few things on that bike I'd like.

In one of his other videos he has a remote starter too.

I admire anyone who blings their bike like that but still gets around in a flannel shirt.

He's a member of a Belgium Bandit group. Those Bells eh?

Belgium Bandits ! They're worse than Hells Grannies.

I'd like to know about his USD forks. The rest is pretty much off the shelf parts. The 2 exhausts just add weight, so other than looks I seen no reason for it to be honest.

I doubt it is ridden that much with 7000k's and not a mark. My bike has so many stone chips after 33000+ kms that it really needs to be booked into a spray painter to have a birthday.