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Heres my track bike build, finally decided to put it in the right place. it seems as if im taking one step forward and two steps back















Stupid UPS!!!

yikes. that sucks, hopefully you can find a cheap set of brakes with the same size piston.

build looks to be pretty interesting, what components are you using exactly ? Mostly R6 stuff ?

I know it's off topic but what is that dirtbike in the background ?

So does putting the clip-on's under the top tree affect anything?

YAM93 wrote:yikes. that sucks, hopefully you can find a cheap set of brakes with the same size piston.

build looks to be pretty interesting, what components are you using exactly ? Mostly R6 stuff ?

I know it's off topic but what is that dirtbike in the background ?

I think that's a head, not calipers...

Nice. What are your plans with the engine?

slayermd wrote:So does putting the clip-on's under the top tree affect anything?

aggresive stance and riding position

I like that swinger on there. Is it mounted? Did you cut the frame or swinger?

Yes those are the cylinders of an engine that are damaged. The dirtbike in the back is a 70's era kd125 if i remember right. The swinger is kind of mounted, I'm waiting on new bearings, and need to see about the shock mount. I Cut the swingarm and ground on the frame.

Hey manveru, when we both get our bikes done we need to hit up Pueblo and give the track some FZR love!

Sure thing I actually can't wait till highplains raceway is finished being built, that tracks going to be awesome. and only about 45 mins. from my house i think

Sure thing I actually can't wait till highplains raceway is finished being built, that tracks going to be awesome. and only about 45 mins. from my house i think

Any updates on this build ?

yeah! Quit being lazy!

doh! i was hoping nobody noticed my lazyness. Haven't really made any progress ready for picks yet. with some luck i will have the r1 front suspension on tomorrow. The only thing left on the swingarm swap is new bearings, and set the ride height for the shock mount, then put that on. Today i mounted pirellis on the rims and pressed out steering stems. Yes i know i've been lazy, but have also been helping my dad build a shed, those are my excuses and i'm sticking to them

sounds like you've been doing plenty. throw some pictures up of what you've accomplished so far and hell, even throw in the shed.