autoevolution 6 Apr 2021, 20:17 UTC ·
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The two-wheeled showstopper you’re looking at here is the work of Origin8or’s Rob Chappell – an ambitious graphic designer who goes about his daily business in Toronto, Canada. As you might’ve already guessed, this solo craftsman shares our deep passion for custom motorcycles of all sorts, and the project we’ll be featuring today is among the tastiest undertakings housed by his portfolio.
Prior to landing in Chappell’s hands, this mechanical titan was an ordinary 1981 CB900F from Honda’s graceful lineup. The Japanese superstar is powered by an air-cooled DOHC inline-four mill that packs sixteen valves and a sizeable displacement of 901cc. At optimal rpm, the four-stroke samurai will gladly summon up to 95 feral horses and 57 pound-feet (77 Nm) of vicious twist.
Some neighbors are concerned with the congested traffic in Kensington neighborhoods. Author: Megan Rivers Updated: 9:01 AM EST December 18, 2020
KENSINGTON, Md. Like all things this year, Christmas plans and attractions have been adjusted because of the coronavirus pandemic. This year, the 43rd Annual Festival of Lights in Kensington isn’t excluded. The light show at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints is bringing in tons of people and with that brings on tons of traffic.
Some neighbors saying it’s taking them hours to get home because of all the people coming to visit. The traffic woes were somewhat unexpected. “We re having about three to 4000 people per night, on average, and it s been more than we anticipated.” Rob Chappell said.