The novelty -essence frames have become more fashionable than ever, even within the world of preparations. Within the latter we can delight with projects as striking as this SM450 Urban Guerrillasa work as a result of the collaboration between the customization team of Sticky’s Speed Shop and the well -known illustrator Ryan Roadkill.
A mount that has not left anyone indifferent after being presented to the attendees of the acquaintance Bike Shed Moto Show from London at the end of May. And it is not for less, taking into account not only the level of detail that this SM450 Urban Guerrillas treasures, but also the chosen color scheme, or that image Old School that fans of this type of preparations like so much.
SM450 Urban Guerrillas in Detail
Taking into account that the project is developed on a Royal Enfield Guerrillas 450, one cannot stop thinking about the enormous amount of hours and ideas that must be used to give it the final form that this SM450 Urban Guerrillas now looks. We must bear in mind that their ideologues have converted a classical image of a classic image, in a novelty image supermotard.
To do this, as MCN partners detail, countless technical and color modifications have been carried out. Among them we can highlight:
- Motor painted in satin black
- White lacquered thermo chassis
- Admission and body of the Jenvey accelerator
- Complete exhaust system with upper lateral output
- Side holder plates
- Frontal chewing and high front fenders
- Aluminum fuel tank manufactured to measure
- Yamaha yz125 rear subchassis of 1987
- YZ125 Seat, etc.
All these changes and modifications are only part of the modifications and improvements that had to be translated on this preparation to be able to make a reality this SM450 Urban Guerrillas. That is why a tilting tailored to the Steelheart Engineering Specialized Workshop has also been installed.
But there are even more: other details worth mentioning in this ingenious project are its SM style front lighthouse, the infinity of details impregnated with the striking fuchsia color, such as the aluminum Excel tires, roads with Michelin Supermoto Rain tires, the handlebar or the bellows of the suspension.
On the latter, the SM450 Urban Guerrillas enjoys a rear Öhlins shock absorber, while on the front its creators opted for a WP fork. The icing of this cake is put by Ryan Roadkill and his incredible graphic design with covering the silhouette of this striking preparation.
A job worth admiring that these days will be exhibited in the famous Wheels and Waves Festival de Biarritz from June 11 to 15. Then you will visit the Mile Mile of the Castillo de Grimsthorpe Castle from July 18 to 20, to end culminating this tour in Glemseck, next September.
