Hey guys, I'm back with a 92 F2 fighter
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Hey guys, I'm back with a 92 F2 fighter
well, if you look through my last posts. i had a mint 02 954. that on fourth of july last year i was hit by a drunk driver, and totalled the bike, and broke a good few bones in my body. but hey im alive. update to this year, and im itching for a bike again. i couldnt justify buying a newer beautiful bike, as nothing would compare to my 954, and with the pain of all my hard work going to **** in maintaining a beautiful bike, i decide to go for the fighter look.
i picked this 92 f2 up had been wrecked, the previous owned fixed and changed some things but it was no where near ready for the road.
i picked it up like this
the front headlightw as held on with muffler strap and rattled around. no turn signals, no brake lights no gauges ran good but didnt hold idle.
first thing when i got home is tore into the carbs, and had my buddy go through the motor, he said it has aftermarket cams, but they are unknown.
so i pulled the carbs, completely cleaned them, and he rejetted the bike, has an ape manual cam tensioner, two brothers pipe.
now that its running i cut 4" out of the midpipe and 4" out of the muffler *gonna chop another 4"*
made some aluminum fork mounts for the headlights, mounted some aftermarket front and rear turn signals.
used a trailer light as a brake light for now.
just ordered a trail tech vapor gauge setup
and vortech 520 chain and sprockets +1 -2.
bar end mirrors and new grips
i cut the stock seat down to a single seat and recovered it
chopped the rear sub frame shorter, and angled the back end up 3"
cut and chopped the rear foot peg mounts and extended it into a muffler strap.
as soon as the gauges come in and the mirrors im gonna put them all on and shorten and tuck the front wiring and start riding it.
come winter im gonna build a custom tail for a single seat, and probably go with a triumph daytona seat. and rebuild my entire sub from the ground up.
heres some pictures as it sits now.
im up for anything, the good, the bad, and the ugly!
my crappy welding with my welder at home gasless :-(
this is the direction im going with the tail.. but as a slightly higher angle. and about 2" longer. it will wrap under the seat and up the subframe.
the mounts for the headlight are solid aluminum pieces now. not that jank hole filled stuff
i picked this 92 f2 up had been wrecked, the previous owned fixed and changed some things but it was no where near ready for the road.
i picked it up like this
the front headlightw as held on with muffler strap and rattled around. no turn signals, no brake lights no gauges ran good but didnt hold idle.
first thing when i got home is tore into the carbs, and had my buddy go through the motor, he said it has aftermarket cams, but they are unknown.
so i pulled the carbs, completely cleaned them, and he rejetted the bike, has an ape manual cam tensioner, two brothers pipe.
now that its running i cut 4" out of the midpipe and 4" out of the muffler *gonna chop another 4"*
made some aluminum fork mounts for the headlights, mounted some aftermarket front and rear turn signals.
used a trailer light as a brake light for now.
just ordered a trail tech vapor gauge setup
and vortech 520 chain and sprockets +1 -2.
bar end mirrors and new grips
i cut the stock seat down to a single seat and recovered it
chopped the rear sub frame shorter, and angled the back end up 3"
cut and chopped the rear foot peg mounts and extended it into a muffler strap.
as soon as the gauges come in and the mirrors im gonna put them all on and shorten and tuck the front wiring and start riding it.
come winter im gonna build a custom tail for a single seat, and probably go with a triumph daytona seat. and rebuild my entire sub from the ground up.
heres some pictures as it sits now.
im up for anything, the good, the bad, and the ugly!
my crappy welding with my welder at home gasless :-(
this is the direction im going with the tail.. but as a slightly higher angle. and about 2" longer. it will wrap under the seat and up the subframe.
the mounts for the headlight are solid aluminum pieces now. not that jank hole filled stuff
Last edited by bangin96z24; 05-23-2012 at 11:25 PM.
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i won a lawsuit yes, and won a very good chunk of change from the driver and insurance gave me fair market value for the 954
gauge mounted
and the bracket i made to mount the gauge
im also currently building a plate to mount somewhere that will hold three LED lights, red for the oil light, amber for the turn signal indicator, and blue for nuetral
gauge mounted
and the bracket i made to mount the gauge
im also currently building a plate to mount somewhere that will hold three LED lights, red for the oil light, amber for the turn signal indicator, and blue for nuetral
Last edited by bangin96z24; 05-25-2012 at 06:52 PM.
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