1995 CBR F3 Bobber/Fighter
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From: East Brookfield Mass
My vote (for what it's worth) is the shot where you just have the tank and the tail up top. I'm sure a smart guy like you could clean it up.To me it looks scary industrial, "get in my way at your own peril!"
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From: Durango, CO
yeah i got the bike up at a metal fab shop for the winter, just got the exhaust finished last night. i moved the 4 into 2 forward about 1.5 inches and moved the 2 into 1 forward about another 1.5 inchs and relocated the kerker can under the motor and between both tires dumping out the right side of the bike, should be loud as all hell.
i keep changing my mind about the tail.i think i am gonna use the 600rr seat i have, cut it down for a nice small profile, cut out the bottom sub frame bar and reweld a new one in that will flow better with the bike, then fab up a very minimal bobber tail..... at least thats the plan this week.
will post up some pictures soon of the new exhaust
i keep changing my mind about the tail.i think i am gonna use the 600rr seat i have, cut it down for a nice small profile, cut out the bottom sub frame bar and reweld a new one in that will flow better with the bike, then fab up a very minimal bobber tail..... at least thats the plan this week.
will post up some pictures soon of the new exhaust
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so i finally got down to it and did what everyone on here (including myself) wanted to see. went ***** to the walls, cut out the stock sub frame and made my own. tell me what you think!!!! i really like how its coming out so far... oh yeah, my new exhaust is on now too
game on!
game on!
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Hey Colorado Steve what did you use for the fairings back when you had the stock f3 seat on there. I have an f2 I bobbed, and the seat needs some plastic behind it, and I want to build something over the subframe. I was thinking wire mesh, but I'd rather have something substantial.
So if you could tell me what/how you made the fairings right under the seat that cover the subframe, that would be awesome.
I love your bike, definitely want to cut up my factory plastics to make a belly pan. DId you just cut yours and refinish em?
Thanks, and keep up the awesome work.
So if you could tell me what/how you made the fairings right under the seat that cover the subframe, that would be awesome.
I love your bike, definitely want to cut up my factory plastics to make a belly pan. DId you just cut yours and refinish em?
Thanks, and keep up the awesome work.
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From: Durango, CO
dont worry it will still be that same tan color!