Ok, so I went ahead and finshed the project still going to part it out or sell it to help off set the cost of a new bike but here are the finished pics

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This is what I think of this project pain in the *** the first time easy to do if I had to do it again

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feel free tell what you think.I'll post up all the picsof what i did.good or badlet me know whatyou think.

 

Nice, a far better integration of the new rear than I thought was possible. A minorpoint - perhaps some rounding or some blackpaint on thewhite panel corner towards the swing-arm would make it even better. Verywell done !

 

Sorry, I'm not picking up what your saying, White paint where? On the exposed frame section?

 

This is thearea I was referring to.



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Do you have any pics of how this process took place? I mean pics of how you did it and any tips... thanks.

 

I want to do this samething to my bike. I like the style on the new bikes where under the tail is exposed. Makes the bike look less bulky. I have the same bike as you and am needing to do work on the plastics cause of an accident I just had. Did you have to modify the frame at all or did you just work the new tail plastics in place and its basicly a bolt on?