Hi guys,
Here in this thread I want to show you what I want to do and will do on my bike.
When I bought the bike it wasn't in good condition at all. It looks bad, it have problem with oli pan and other simply things. I have big love and it is 900rr.

So here is the bike when I bought it. You can see many defects.





At first I "undres it" : Icon_razz:



My rear tire was in bad condition so i prefer to burn it : Icon_couchhide:



I take off the engine from the frame and start working.

Man, that is trash !: Icon_doh: I'll buy new !



Shine like new !


Now it's time to disassemble the engine to change the oil pan.





That's the broken oil pan.


I bought new (second hand)



The alumin of the frame was going matt with the years. That make me to disassembly the frame and paint it BLACK matt.




I clean it with gasoline.





Here's the bike installation and new rear tire (second hand again: Icon_shrug

At this time oil pans are replaced and engine is assembled. It needs only new alternator cover.



I have to repair another little things like my steering damper,front fairing ABS and other, but I won't show them here because they are not so important.
That is for now. When the frame is painted I'll upload photos.
We'll see the end results.

PS. I hope you understand me. You can comment if you like/dislike my work/project

Greetings,
Turbo Rider

 

Looking good so far! Don't know how you can work on the bike outside like that. With my first bike(s) many years ago I had to do that and I would lose so many nuts and bolts on the ground, mainly because rust coloured bolts were nicely camoflaged by autumn leaves .....

It may be that I just couldn't make them out in the pictures but there should be a rubber "mount" each side of the tank where it rests against the frame. See here ... Honda Cbr900rr Fire Blade 1995 Northern Europe Fuel Tank (1) - schematic partsfiche ... item 7 "RUB.F/TANK SIDE". I'd advise getting them if you've lost them as they stop the tank rubbing on the frame. They are SO easy to lose though .....................

Dave

 

Yeah I know.
For that I put sticky notes and write from where are these bolts and put them in box. Before disassembly of any part I take a photo of it for sure. And If i have problems with asembling I look the photo.
Oh, and I use my bikes manual. It is very helpful.

PS. If I lose a bolt.... I'll buy new from someon who sell 919 on parts. Here in Bg have many.

 

Good job

 

Here is the painted frame

 

Looks great!

What type of paint did you use for the frame?

 

Oh, no, it wasan't me. I give it to a proffesional painter I told him only what color i want.
But now I haven't any time to work on my bike.

 

Hi again guys !
I was having a small problem with the engine, but now I fix it and my Blade crank with no problems. Here is some new pics.

 

Looking good!

 

Can't wait to see her finished! You going to keep everything white?