New fish
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New fish
Hi all,
New here and to biking in general. Always an admirer of mechanical things it was only a matter of time since I got on the horse Anyway I bought a rundown 600f3 for a few hundred euros. Believe it or not I wanted to start this way so I could restore it and figure out bikes at the same time rather than sink a couple of grand on something prestine and be afraid to touch it in fear of breaking it. It was a learning curve to say the least when the 1st week I had it I changed the wiring loom Here's a link to some photos on dropbox that I took along the way. It's by no means finished
The bike I had bought was stunted, which I didnt know what that was at the time. They hacked back all the front of the loom as they didnt need lights or the dash. The rear frame was chopped off and replaced with what I'm guessing is a 03-05 600rr, also didnt know due to inexperience at time of purchase Anyway I'm still not riding it on a daily basis until it's restored and was browsing this site often as a reference so decided to join you guys. Hope to see y'all round the forums.
Jim
New here and to biking in general. Always an admirer of mechanical things it was only a matter of time since I got on the horse Anyway I bought a rundown 600f3 for a few hundred euros. Believe it or not I wanted to start this way so I could restore it and figure out bikes at the same time rather than sink a couple of grand on something prestine and be afraid to touch it in fear of breaking it. It was a learning curve to say the least when the 1st week I had it I changed the wiring loom Here's a link to some photos on dropbox that I took along the way. It's by no means finished
The bike I had bought was stunted, which I didnt know what that was at the time. They hacked back all the front of the loom as they didnt need lights or the dash. The rear frame was chopped off and replaced with what I'm guessing is a 03-05 600rr, also didnt know due to inexperience at time of purchase Anyway I'm still not riding it on a daily basis until it's restored and was browsing this site often as a reference so decided to join you guys. Hope to see y'all round the forums.
Jim
Last edited by Guyver0_o; 01-02-2014 at 07:24 PM.
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welcome to the party Jim. she's got some visible areas that could use some love, but this is the sort of thing that can turn into a rewarding project. that RR tail isn't scabbed on too badly, it could actually be more of a nice unique feature when all's said and done. enjoy your new project!
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Any of you guys know where to get a 600rr tail online? I'm trying to find the under fairing plastics with the lock in it for the seat too, thats the next job.
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