93 F2 Streetfighter
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10-27-2009, 12:41 AM
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93 F2 Streetfighter
I almost finished my last project, let me know what you guys think,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ak23wMoPHdc
There's more pics on the photo gallery
I started also the next is a similar bike but i'm installing an 06 R1 swingarm with a 190 wide tire, undertail exhaust with shortened pipe and chopped tail just like this one but with some 06 1000RR fairings and double projector beam headlight i took from an R6.
I'll post pics as i progress on the project, right now still working on the adaptors for the swingarm and relocating the rear shock mount, originally wanted to install a VFR 750 single side swingarm but i cant find anything under 500 bucks for the whole kit and i have that R1 rear end laying around so here it goes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ak23wMoPHdc
There's more pics on the photo gallery
I started also the next is a similar bike but i'm installing an 06 R1 swingarm with a 190 wide tire, undertail exhaust with shortened pipe and chopped tail just like this one but with some 06 1000RR fairings and double projector beam headlight i took from an R6.
I'll post pics as i progress on the project, right now still working on the adaptors for the swingarm and relocating the rear shock mount, originally wanted to install a VFR 750 single side swingarm but i cant find anything under 500 bucks for the whole kit and i have that R1 rear end laying around so here it goes.
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12-29-2009, 02:58 PM
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you said in the video how you chopped the rr fairing for the front w the bus projector!
that looks really good-
this bike is great but what i like most is your attitude!
your ingenuity with making what you want out of any parts that come is right-on!
some people worry about scratching their oem decals - its cool to find people who arent afraid to take it into their own hands and make a bike their own!
i know its an old thread now but i hope you see this sometime- MUCH RESPECT!
ps. where did you stash the other electrical units that usually live in the tail-section?
i saw two boxes right under the seat but i know theres lots more parts to that harness??
again- i like your style man!
that looks really good-
this bike is great but what i like most is your attitude!
your ingenuity with making what you want out of any parts that come is right-on!
some people worry about scratching their oem decals - its cool to find people who arent afraid to take it into their own hands and make a bike their own!
i know its an old thread now but i hope you see this sometime- MUCH RESPECT!
ps. where did you stash the other electrical units that usually live in the tail-section?
i saw two boxes right under the seat but i know theres lots more parts to that harness??
again- i like your style man!
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12-29-2009, 07:37 PM
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12-30-2009, 02:53 AM
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you said in the video how you chopped the rr fairing for the front w the bus projector!
that looks really good-
this bike is great but what i like most is your attitude!
your ingenuity with making what you want out of any parts that come is right-on!
some people worry about scratching their oem decals - its cool to find people who arent afraid to take it into their own hands and make a bike their own!
i know its an old thread now but i hope you see this sometime- MUCH RESPECT!
ps. where did you stash the other electrical units that usually live in the tail-section?
i saw two boxes right under the seat but i know theres lots more parts to that harness??
again- i like your style man!
that looks really good-
this bike is great but what i like most is your attitude!
your ingenuity with making what you want out of any parts that come is right-on!
some people worry about scratching their oem decals - its cool to find people who arent afraid to take it into their own hands and make a bike their own!
i know its an old thread now but i hope you see this sometime- MUCH RESPECT!
ps. where did you stash the other electrical units that usually live in the tail-section?
i saw two boxes right under the seat but i know theres lots more parts to that harness??
again- i like your style man!