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14-08-2004, 03:35 AM
List your bike and mods below, it should make an interesting thread

ZXR750 '95' , ZX9 motor (almost), Raask rearsets, ZX6RR '03' ducktail, muzzy headers, yoshi tri-oval can, acerbis headlight, rentahl fatbars, gsxr1000k1 front calipers, polished frame, rims, and yokes etc, black with custom stickers in silver.

J7-11
14-08-2004, 04:35 AM
Not built yet, but start of October it will be, hopefully...

'91 GSXR-7/11M, 750 frame, 1127 engine (for those who don't know), K1 GSXR subframe/ducktail, MotoFX undertail, black paint, Acerbis headlight, Renthal Superbike bars, LSL Triple clamp, Tarozzi rearsets, Galfer Wave brakes, Tokico 6-pots, Engine freshen up (new rings, springs, collets, retainers, cams/rockers ground), Full Hindle system, K&N Filter, 38mm carbs with Factory Pro carb kit, Factory Pro Ignition advancer/Transmission arm detent kit, custom oil cooler (soon), braided lines front/rear, rebuilt suspension by Shock Treatment (Terry Hay is a god!), Renthal sprocket (BIG!), polished frame/swingarm,wheels,subframe + other bits...

I think that's it, can't wait until she's built and do some wheelies!!!

carter of mars
17-08-2004, 08:24 AM
riding: 98 gsxr750, full yoshi rs3 system, filter, tinted screen, lots of polished and anodised stuff, some scratchs due to the crash last month....doh!

building: the 7/12, 01 bandit 1200 engine, 90 gsxr 750 frame, 02 gsxr 1000 subframe, vrf750 swing arm, vfr800 rear wheel, motoX bars, yzf750 clutch and brake master cylinders, smp forged Al front wheel, 96gsxr front forks, r6rear shock, busa calipers, nitrous system and braided lines on their way!

J7-11
17-08-2004, 09:21 AM
COM: It sounds awesome dude, I can't wait to see it when it's finished! I'll even come to the ACT to have a look! Well it's a good excuse for a ride anyway, plus highways are good for wheelies! :D

17-08-2004, 11:16 PM
Sounds pHaT cart, three bikes in three different configurations, awesome! Will try and get another guy from orads to post about his turbo busa fighter!

ozkat
21-08-2004, 09:49 PM
89 GSXR750 frame powder coated candy red,91 1127 taken out to 1216 all removable parts powder coated either candy red or chrome,92 usd front end,92 modified fairing and streetfighter conversion(see other post) 2003 GSXR rear shock,2pac painted and polished wheels,V&H titainium muffler,steering damper,K&N pods no airbox,every other bit of alloy that isnt powdercoated is polished and i still have black snot to prove it,all possible nuts bolts and allen keys replaced with stainless.i have no idea what it has cost me so for cause i have to eat all reciepts so the MRS Ozkat never finds out things she doesnt really need to know. before the rebuild i had 138hp hopefully with better filters and a new exhaust 145+hp. if not ill look at a stroker crank with a 1340 kit (should get around 1400-1450cc) or a turbo or both.

ozkat
21-08-2004, 10:05 PM
BTW im looking for a seat unit. i was looking for a complete R1/R6 or 2000+ GSXR unit but they seem impossible to obtain. Any ideas? ill look at most eg. late model CBR600/900,ZX12R,SP1/2,916/996 etc. if you know of anything for sale let me know

J7-11
22-08-2004, 12:29 PM
K1-K2 GSXR subbframe/ducktail goes real well on an Old Skool Gixer... Mine's going to look hot as when it's done! Umm luckily I got mine for a good price, but otherwise complete units are pretty exxy... if I were to do it all again I'd get a Unatec (I think) seat unit, they bolt onto the standard subframe, and you can get RGV, 916, 3/4 916 etc etc... Pretty sure anyway! 3/4 916 would look cool as, and there's stuff all of them in Aussie too, so it'd be unique... My 2 cents...

carter of mars
22-08-2004, 08:45 PM
j7-11 not sure how riding a naked bike will go to sydney. (riding the gsxr7 is murder on the back and arms) but even if its half as uncomfortable ill be keen to meet up in sydney when its done, as well.
get the posse going!

ozkat have you tryed metro motorcycle spares?

ozkat
22-08-2004, 09:37 PM
All ready tried em Carter $1200 + postage [V] bit too rich for me

carter of mars
22-08-2004, 09:54 PM
shit! i paid $500 for mine. not totally complete and a little scratched. dont know why i got it so cheap then.

ozkat
22-08-2004, 10:00 PM
Carter ill give you $550 for it.:D

J7-11
22-08-2004, 11:19 PM
Naked bike Sydney-Canberra no worries, I'll do it in a heartbeat! Sydney-GP on a Naked bike, SHIT YEAH!!! ZXR did it last year and he was fine, then again we spent a good part of it on 1 wheel!

carter of mars
26-08-2004, 07:09 PM
maybe i can work my gift of bargining for you?
im going up to metro in a few weeks to pick up a heap of tyres. need to perfect my burnout technique,getting them cheap also. so if anyone needs any tyres send me a message and ill see if i can get some extras.

chopaweeza
19-09-2004, 06:30 PM
My everyday ride is a 96' Suzuki GSF1200S Bandit that has been poked with a sharp stick while still looking stock-ish

Being built is a GSXR750F engine in a GS1000 frame. CBR500 wheels(yes a 500 Grey import), Vmax forks, Kawasaki Mean Streak seat & tank(I wrecked one off and still have a lot of left overs). The exhaust is half Bandit and half a set I found on the side of the road(but it matches up!!!) Our clubs resident Man Of The MIG, Tony, is booked to do the mono shocking, lower the seat rails, brace the sucker, rake the steering head and re-work the rear of the frame. I'll be making the yolks, foot controls and handlebars myself. Everything will be engineered to proper standards so it will pass an Engineers Certificate at Mobility Engineering . Relatively all straight forward compared to my last couple of projects.http://www.streetfighters.com.au/forum/upload/Project Gixxer1.jpg

J7-11
21-09-2004, 08:37 AM
Hey choppa, good to see you posting mate!

Do you know the rules and regs regarding 7/11's???

chopaweeza
21-09-2004, 02:11 PM
It varys from state to state with NSW being the hardest to register them in. In NSW you need an Engineers Certificate from Mobility Engineering in Hornsby and if you are lucky it will be registered as the year of the frame & not the year of testing(2004). Our blokes have a fair bit of experience with this so I can answer many of the questions on the subject. For things like a bolt on seat sub frame they are only tested on the seat area and only cost $300 as opposed to $1000 for a full inspection. You can get lucky and have someone blue slip a 7/11 or 7/12 but I couldn't recommend anyone that would. Some of the tricks are to get a frame that has been registered in NSW before as any out of state vehicle requires a trip to the inspection station were they are very thorough. Had the inspection gig recently with a 1 year old Ford that we got at Auction and it was compulsory because of it being last registered in Victoria.

Slain
24-09-2004, 07:40 AM
I have 1 92 cbr600,
runs protapers, billet brake lever, braided lines f + r, microarrow indicators f + r, currently matt black but getting resprayed in zx10 orange, clear tail light, hyperpro damper, acerbis cyclops headlight, cut down can, bellypan made out of stock fairings, digital dash.

Gix11
24-09-2004, 09:38 AM
How come we haven't had a picture then Slain? I love the matt black Ratt bike look, if that's what it is then send it in for sure. Just to prove it I'll show you my old Z650 ratt from about 12 yrs ago. She was a pig but she was loadsa fun!
http://www.streetfighters.com.au/forum/upload/old_Z.jpg

Slain
25-09-2004, 07:09 AM
shes not finished yet lol, just waiting to put the pro tapers on, braided lines and clutch cable. once shes finished i will post her up )