Based in Toulouse, France, Philippe builds bikes as Soyouz Cycles—an
after-hours hobby which he describes as “just a bunch of friends sharing
a garage.” And while his build might tick all the wrong boxes for some
folks, we dig it for reasons that we can’t explain.
Aiming for a minimal, bobbed vibe, Philippe set about stripping off as
much as he could from the frame—in the process cutting-and-looping the
tail. He also rebuilt and shortened the forks, and fitted shorter shocks, dropping the ride height by roughly four inches
The fuel tank’s off a different XS650 model, similar in shape to the
SR500 of the time. Philippe ‘aged’ it using a chemical mix. The seat’s
custom, upholstered by the girls of the Soyouz Cycles crew.
Follow Soyouz Cycles on Instagram | With special thanks to François from Self Moto Service and the Soyouz Cycles crew.
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