like i said before,they can't give the designs..too bad..any idea?

 

All you need is someone who could draw something up using CAD, a machine shop, and someone who can properly weld cast aluminum.

The concept is simple, you are trying to have a direct link from the engine stay to the main frame.

 

the problem is that right now i moved in a place where i don't know no one,so i dont know even from where i must start.. anyway when i have news i will let you know thank you =)

 

Marco, take pic of your bike from a similar angle. All they've done is weld a triangular block to the bottom part of the frame. There are 3 bolts holding that piece of billet to the frame. Then it bolts to the motor mount via 3 more bolts. I'd suspect that its fairly thick and that they drilled and tapped those tabs to improve on the feeling as much as possible. The motor mount is hollow. Its possible that they welded on a plate to give a flat surface and enough material to tap.

I was looking at my bike, and I'm going to guess the rearsets needed to be shimmed out.

But its a really simple concept that you could achieve through your own simple design.


If you are interested in the look of it, your only option is to get a CAD file from Erion. Even then, a machinist would be able to put some of those accents in it by looking at pictures of that one.

 

the problem is this...that Erion don't want give to me the CAD file..if they would give to me the CAD file it was solved..and we don't have no one that can help us.

 

This concept of bracing the swingarm mount to the frame Intrigues me for a project I've been thinking about..

 

we are trying to make this modify,but it's a little difficult because we don't have the designs that we need to "copy" for ours bike

 

If you just wanna see how it'd work get yourself a touch some flat steel and a marker. Cut the steel to an appropriate size to fit the space mark where your want the crease and holes heat it up bend and you have your self a relatively cheap prototype. Than just find a welder and youll be on your way.

I'm honestly thinking trying this in the summer but just to make motor mount points for a 1000.everyone says its impossible but if you have determination and a junk bike y not?

 

the engine of the 1000rr doesn't fit on the frame to the cbr 954..it is more large..about the modify to the frame i'm trying to find is someone that know how use the CAD can help me

 

No what people say is it is not worth trying, I have no qualms wasting an enormous amount of time if I can make it work in the end. Everyone needs a good project every once in a while