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SERIOUSLY worked frame....
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03 Dec 2008 15:33 - 03 Dec 2008 15:34 #250540
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Replied by caffcruiser on topic SERIOUSLY worked frame....
You may, and I already am. 
Update from today. Had a spare 27 minutes at lunch, so I built the rear shock mount for the GSXR swinger.
And again, cell phone pic... sorry.
Now I just gotta make the mount bungs for the rearsets, give everything a nice once over, and then dismantle for paint.
Well, then send the shock out to get a new spring wound. I'm thinking I need like a 425lb spring. (The one on the bike is from an R1 IIRC, and it's like 1100 lbs,!)
Update from today. Had a spare 27 minutes at lunch, so I built the rear shock mount for the GSXR swinger.
And again, cell phone pic... sorry.
Now I just gotta make the mount bungs for the rearsets, give everything a nice once over, and then dismantle for paint.
Well, then send the shock out to get a new spring wound. I'm thinking I need like a 425lb spring. (The one on the bike is from an R1 IIRC, and it's like 1100 lbs,!)
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03 Dec 2008 20:12 #250574
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Replied by caffcruiser on topic SERIOUSLY worked frame....
180. The forks will be a match for the rear end, and the wheels will match too. 
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03 Dec 2008 23:36 #250616
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