The FZ-R1 project Update:10/8/14

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Re: The FZ-R1 project (lots of pictures)

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[quote="shredex"]forgot to show pics of the stay I made....


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Shred ,

Nice idea BUT because of the vibration and the load on that pair of holes in your "nose-box" I suggest you open them up a bit and fit & weld 4 tubes to hold the mounting bolts. This will be far better holding value & spread the load as it looks to be made of alloy rather than steel.
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ok....even more pics of the tail...but I put the r1 fairings on also

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Shredex my boy,
That thing looks brutally fast standing still, you have outdone yourself

WELL DONE, but remember what I said about re-inforcing the holes there will be a lot of wind down force on your front end far more than with the FZR front !
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yamaha_george wrote:Shredex my boy,
That thing looks brutally fast standing still, you have outdone yourself

WELL DONE, but remember what I said about re-inforcing the holes there will be a lot of wind down force on your front end far more than with the FZR front !

thanks george :thumbsup:

and do you mean somthing like this?

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im not done with the stay yet. I still have to weld on the other piece I cut to angle the guage toward me. and I want to put some reinforce strips to where the mirriors mount so thats stronger and less shaky

I wish I owned a welder and the other tools I need.

the metal guy across from our shop is letting me borrow one of his taps so I can make mounts for the tail...
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Man you hacked the shit outta that thing .. wish i had your time bro . does the tail have an undertail ?
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PIMPMYFZR wrote:Man you hacked the shit outta that thing .. wish i had your time bro . does the tail have an undertail ?

I will get the undertail for it soon.

im also going to be getting the ungertail cans to stick there so it doesnt look weird
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Isn't there another side to the bike? The blue and black are awesome colors together. Btw, whats the deal with the upside down pipe?
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slayermd wrote:Isn't there another side to the bike? The blue and black are awesome colors together. Btw, whats the deal with the upside down pipe?
I didnt take pics of the other side because I didnt put the fairing on that side...

and my can goes all over the place because I never rivited it bad on when I was done cleaning it...

I pulled a wheelie a week ago and the can slide right off...
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I have to agree with whoever mentioned it before, that blue and black look AMAZING together, I'm probably going to do away with the black rear/white front and make mine like that whenever i get to paint mine..i'm thinking probably just the upper side R6 fairings and front blue, with the frame and tail black. Those colors look sick together.

Oh, and you might be wondering what you are going to do with your reservoir, check out what I did to mine below..it took forever, and I found out that our plastic welds don't hold water, there are tiny pores that it seeps through, so I went over the welds with those small super glue tubes that stick your fingers together and now it holds water like it did before. I remolded mine to where it fits snugly to the inside of my tail fairing and it's out of the way. You might want to try the same thing with yours, but your tail looks WAAAAY more anorexic than mine does so I don't even know how yamaha fit a reservoir in it when it was stock. I call mine the elf shoe.

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match417 wrote:
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I thought that was a rock for a second.
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for my overflow, im going to be using whatever I can find and looks good. I might even relocate it to next to the fuel pump.

I might end up doing thr same thing as you though match
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Nice work shedex.. I just caught up on all your updates.. Looks good but you gotta get moving if your gonna be riding in the spring
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your reservoir shouldn't be lower than your radiator so the water will gravity feed out of it as needed, so I wouldn't put it by the fuel pump, basically the hose from the reservoir shouldn't be going up. It can be level, close to level or higher, but not considerably lower.
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match417 wrote:your reservoir shouldn't be lower than your radiator so the water will gravity feed out of it as needed, so I wouldn't put it by the fuel pump, basically the hose from the reservoir shouldn't be going up. It can be level, close to level or higher, but not considerably lower.

the suction will bring it back up.

on newer bikes and my brothers f4i, the overflow is in with the motor hidden behind the side fairing...

I have plenty of room under the passenger seat.
I wont have room on the side once I get the exhaust for it.


On Todays update, I made the bracket to hold my tail light farther out to match with the tail and be able to use my seat.

I have school tomorrow and I didnt want to show up tailless...
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