D E S I G N  S T R A T E G Y 

A S S E T  P R O D U C T I O N

SAY AMEN, THERE HE GOES AGAIN

F O L L O W  T H E  W H I T E   R A B B I T  A N D  L E A R N  E V E N  M O R E :
E D U A R D O ' S  M E T H O D  ( C O M I N G  S O O N )

 "Ride me, you bastard" – Says the vintage motorbike to the one wishing to invest the time. "Make me FUCKING run, then ride me out and about, you little shit." Take me where the people are Juliet, I want to see them dancing. Riding around on... Whats that word again?  Ah, tires.  Now-and-then we meet an old friend with a story, this is the story of Juliet becoming warp-speed ready; long friendship accepting, somewhat people friendly and in no way water proof. "Steady as she goes Mr.sulu."

"When I let go of what I am, I become what i might be" -  Lao Tzu"​

Z E R O

TO HERO

​"Come on baby, take a walk on the wild side." Sometimes you gotta let the sparks fly, Juliet.

Let's go out and about, we will be dressed up and we can hit the city, I know a place.

F U R T H E R  R E A D I N G

Zero to hero in the turn of a key, gridlock to freedom, stasis to inertia moving body and soul.  

Juliet, 1982 Yamaha XV750 virago transformed urban flat-tracker custom motorbike, was the first built to be accomplished on the road to freedom, self-expression greasier hands and life living. This is the product of design, engineering and photography efforts.

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S A Y  H E L L O

Much of the original engine capacity remained the same with most of the performance increase benefiting from the extreme weight reduction, and the change in geometry lowering the front of the motorcycle. The whole electrical system was inspected and new wires routed for the custom flat-tracker style subframe, using bar-end mirrors and bobber-styled tail light bracket.

The process involved disassembling and re-assembling the entire motorcycle, inspecting engine, wiring and frame, redesigning the light-weight custom subframe  to support the bobber style single seat. The seat was chosen as a focus point of the build, inspired by single seats from Harley-Davidson motorbikes in the 40s and 50s, along with 60s and 70s BMW airheads, along with the single main inspiration for the ENXV750 Juliet: The BMW R69S.