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Caterham Project V: The Electric Sports Car That Breaks Every Expectation

Custom Gasoline Tomahawk II 2015 - photos and details




Gasoline Tomahawk II - a copy of the original project craftsmen "Gasoline CM", who work in Sydney, Australia. The second project ordered the French enthusiast, who was impressed by the original project. Jason agreed to build Tomahawk II, though not a big fan of duplication even their ideas, so the new bike is a little different: a black lamp, exhaust system, an icon in the tank, air filter and other small things.

Features of the project:

Donor: Yamaha SR
frame: as easy as possible, removing unnecessary brackets, upgraded stretcher
steering wheel: klipony
tires: a trial
Tail: homemade, sheet steel + old school taillight and license plate mount small
Electrical system: all components are installed in a steel box under the seat

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