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Yes here she is all ready for the season,[budget permitting]
Ive spent since last September working on it. We have changed the fork angle, modded the forks & changed the springs, rebuilt & modded the rear shock, changed the spring weight. removed anything that wasnt race needed, fitted raceglass, & got the thing up to a standard any old coot would be proud of. Beleive my Im vary proud.
I have to thank John Allman of http://mototech91.com/index.html for doing such a fantastic job on this recreation of World & Australain superbike champs Troy Corsers 1992 FZR>>>



Well, what do you think, am I doing Troy proud?

f*ck Marvelous! that says it all. You should be very proud.

Now go flog the crap out of her on the track and make her do what she was built to do.

Have fun and good luck.

China_Racer_1 wrote:f*ck Marvelous! that says it all. You should be very proud.

Now go flog the crap out of her on the track and make her do what she was built to do.

Have fun and good luck.

+10 there. that bike is GORGEOUS!

Love it.Top job.Mine wants painted now.Gsxr1000 k4 pegs convert if your after rearsets.



can hook you up with supplier of these type for $150usd plus freight if they arnt avaliable there.
There is a few mods required to fit them but three hours will get it done.

Race results required soon thanks
If your a trademe member http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Motor ... 325853.htm

I dont drag the peg mossy, well only if I do something wrong, i mean.
But that setup looks sweet. Has your season started yet??

peter jackson sounds fimiliar...

sbutler wrote:I dont drag the peg mossy, well only if I do something wrong, i mean.
But that setup looks sweet. Has your season started yet??

Open day in 8 more sleeps.Race season starts in 5 weeks.
Your bike looks so good I would be affraid of scraping anything.
Im not quite as gifted with style.LOL