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Re: FZR600/YZF600/R6 Build Updated 04-29-2010

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More Updates, A buddy helped me finish the tail brackets, well more him than me. it almost looks OEM. ImageImageImageImageImageImageNow its just wiring, exhaust, radiator, and fuel pump bracket
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Re: FZR600/YZF600/R6 Build Updated 04-29-2010

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Wow that does look very professional, what year/model R6 tail are you fitting 1998-2002 5eb? if so any chance of measurements/dimensions of those pillion/passenger seat brackets? i've mounted the riders seat, need to fab those pillion seat brackets next.

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Re: FZR600/YZF600/R6 Build Updated 04-29-2010

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very clean work man I am lovin it.
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Re: FZR600/YZF600/R6 Build Updated 04-29-2010

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mawler wrote:Wow that does look very professional, what year/model R6 tail are you fitting 1998-2002 5eb? if so any chance of measurements/dimensions of those pillion/passenger seat brackets? i've mounted the riders seat, need to fab those pillion seat brackets next.

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Not much to fabbing them. First we set the back bracket against the tube right against the tail light. About the only dimension that is really critical is the angle of the seat, which on my bike is 7 degrees, you can get the angle with the rear seat and fairing seating on the bike. But once you have that back bracket on you will have something to pivot the seat on to get the proper angle. The Latch bracket has the latch slot dead center, and just make it the width of the frame, make your "legs for that bracket a little long, then start grinding off a little at a time checking your angle.

I will get photos with a tape measurement later.
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Re: FZR600/YZF600/R6 Build Updated 04-29-2010

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Freestyle72 wrote:very clean work man I am lovin it.
your work is much cleaner man :notworthy:
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Re: FZR600/YZF600/R6 Build Updated 04-29-2010

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Genesis wrote:
mawler wrote:Wow that does look very professional, what year/model R6 tail are you fitting 1998-2002 5eb? if so any chance of measurements/dimensions of those pillion/passenger seat brackets? i've mounted the riders seat, need to fab those pillion seat brackets next.

Thanks
Mal
Not much to fabbing them. First we set the back bracket against the tube right against the tail light. About the only dimension that is really critical is the angle of the seat, which on my bike is 7 degrees, you can get the angle with the rear seat and fairing seating on the bike. But once you have that back bracket on you will have something to pivot the seat on to get the proper angle. The Latch bracket has the latch slot dead center, and just make it the width of the frame, make your "legs for that bracket a little long, then start grinding off a little at a time checking your angle.

I will get photos with a tape measurement later.
Thank you Sir.
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Re: FZR600/YZF600/R6 Build Updated 04-29-2010

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Looks awesome man! very clean!
Don't you love how are frames are not cast?
Sure, lighter is lighter but they cant customize there stuff :headbang:
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shredex wrote:Looks awesome man! very clean!
Don't you love how are frames are not cast?
Sure, lighter is lighter but they cant customize there stuff :headbang:
I was just making the comment to my buddy, I think he might be getting a FZR to dink around with now.

Stay tuned for my coolant bottle.
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Re: FZR600/YZF600/R6 Build Updated 05-08-2010

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I have been doing allot of little fittment things. I found out if you use a heat gun you can reshape the undertail plastic. I also have been working out how to fit the over flow bottle I beliave it is off a banchshee, sp?. It is working fairly well. I have to make the back barcket tomorrow. I also found a rad shop willing to mod a YZF radiator by adding the fzr mounting points on it.
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"'I wish none of this had happened.' 'So do all who live to see such times. But that is not for them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us.....'" J.R.R. Tolkien
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Your pictures are exactly what I have been looking for I am planning to mod my subframe exactly like yours, and you just made it easier!
Pics with the tape measure would probably just spoil me :).
Thank you so much for the information I hope mine looks as clean as yours!!!!
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jessespring07 wrote:Your pictures are exactly what I have been looking for I am planning to mod my subframe exactly like yours, and you just made it easier!
Pics with the tape measure would probably just spoil me :).
Thank you so much for the information I hope mine looks as clean as yours!!!!
I would love to get you some pictures :thumbsup: But I am leaving for a month. I will try to snap from tomorrow, But just in case you might have to wait, I hope that will be ok
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It would be just fine your doing me a favor! I actually plan on waiting until winter, I already missed out on too many prime days for riding this season.

I plan on welding the metal in and was just curious what is the size of the tube you used for the rear taillight bracket? what is the thickness I should get or is that all my proffesional opinion?

Cant wait to get your pictures!!
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I have had request for measurements on the welded on tail brackets, I hope this give the info needed.
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1985 GMC 4x4 T-15 X-Cab Sierra
1999 Chevy 4x4 Blazer (wifes car)

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"'I wish none of this had happened.' 'So do all who live to see such times. But that is not for them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us.....'" J.R.R. Tolkien
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Re: FZR600/YZF600/R6 Build Updated 05-08-2010

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:udaman Thanx so much!!!!
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Re: FZR600/YZF600/R6 Build Updated 05-08-2010

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jessespring07 wrote::udaman Thanx so much!!!!
NP Hope your build goes faster than mine. Wow has it been two years and 1 month????
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1985 GMC 4x4 T-15 X-Cab Sierra
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"If a man can build it, I can take it apart and sometimes even put it back together and fix it" --Unknown

"'I wish none of this had happened.' 'So do all who live to see such times. But that is not for them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us.....'" J.R.R. Tolkien
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