How Many of you guys are rollin around on a 1KF fighter.... lets see some pics

 

At the moment cause of the last drop I had I am streetfightering it. Mostly its just the lower fairings off. Upper front and the tail are still on.

 

hey man haven't heard from you for a while how's yours comin

 

Mines coming along waiting to have the final part of the fiully adjustable upper shock mount finished.... i just got busy this winter i ended up ice racing on my kx250f just finished up last sunday... took the overall poits championship in my class now time to focus back on the streetfighter.. plus now my roomate just got a 600 f2 that i been working on as well..will be ready to go sometime in march w mine at least wont have it 100% done but the new swingarm is on and will be cruising on the street......Z

 

what all parts is everyone changing out to "make" the bike into a street fighter. I've kicked over the idea several times but did'nt know what all work needs to be done and what parts need to be changed

 

Really depends on how you want it to look. Ive got my fairings back on new despite the hole in the right hand side. Anyways, alot of what ive seen is people just taking off the front fairing and putting a light pretty much. Ive got a picture on my HDD of one I seen so ill upload it and include it on here. I cant really remember where I seen the picture at... was probably from here.

 

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Saw your post...and decided to sign up. Glad to see some interest in Streetfighter style...Mine first...CBR1000f and then my Sons CBR600f







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Nice work ! Where did you get the single seat tailpieces ?
How about this one ?


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The tails are Yamaha R1 replicas...available cheap on e-bay over here. I have the luxury of covered foam where my Son opts for the true race style high dencity foam on its own. I do like his under seat exhaust (box from a Jaguar car) but the twin pipes stick out too far and at an angle that causes some offence to people he passes...Of course in the States they would have to bend one of them further up and back on itself to achieve the same responce.

Oh and both needed the rear subframe cutting and welding to get the desired angle.
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Thanks for the info, and sharing pics. Welcome to the Forum !