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04 Jan 2012 16:43 #496305 by Boostable
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testarossa wrote: Third time's the charm.


It very well may be... my blue is a bit lighter for sure, but I was thinking on doing a single offset strip on the right side, kinda like a euro strip. We shall see..

~Jack

1982 KZ1000 J2 ~ Project (Street Fighter - Project Section)
1976 KZ900 - Daily Rider

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04 Jan 2012 22:42 #496380 by testarossa
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KZ250LTD wrote:

testarossa wrote: Heck, I found out that another member had a similar job to mine after I had planned it. You just don't see him around much these days.


Sounds like a threat to me, run Boostable! :ohmy: :unsure: :woohoo: :laugh:


That's hilarious. I didn't even think how that sounded when I wrote it.

I like the idea of an offset stripe. I had considered that option as well.

1978 KZ1000 A2 Click--->Build Thread
2004 ZX-10R
2007 Harley Sportster 1200
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04 Jan 2012 23:29 #496395 by Boostable
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Josh,

Read another 20 pages of your thread today, I think I am over half way now... Lol. Your gonna have to give me some info on the tail light setup, that is sweet!!!

~Jack

1982 KZ1000 J2 ~ Project (Street Fighter - Project Section)
1976 KZ900 - Daily Rider

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05 Jan 2012 01:17 - 05 Jan 2012 01:17 #496428 by ultimate fighter
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frame looks neat!
i had to do the some reliefs in my tank for low offset/fat legged gsxr forks




keep up the good work

love building motorcycles one headache at a time
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07 Jan 2012 11:34 #496898 by Boostable
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UF, bike looks good. Do you have a build thread going that I missed? I didn't do any reliefs on the tank, I just moved my stops in slightly. I dont think its enough to hurt the turn radius at all. (at least I hope not) lol..

Thanks,

Jack

~Jack

1982 KZ1000 J2 ~ Project (Street Fighter - Project Section)
1976 KZ900 - Daily Rider

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21 Jan 2012 17:11 #499270 by Boostable
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Daughter snapped a few pictures today while I was doing some work in the garage.. figured I would post them..














~Jack

1982 KZ1000 J2 ~ Project (Street Fighter - Project Section)
1976 KZ900 - Daily Rider

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21 Jan 2012 17:31 - 21 Jan 2012 17:32 #499271 by mark1122
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Boostable wrote: UF, bike looks good. Do you have a build thread going that I missed? I didn't do any reliefs on the tank, I just moved my stops in slightly. I dont think its enough to hurt the turn radius at all. (at least I hope not) lol..

Thanks,

Jack


No the turn radius is not a problem while riding. the only time its noticed is while turning around in tight areas , like the garage and what not.
The bike is looking good. B)

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21 Jan 2012 17:51 #499273 by faffi
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Mookachacka wrote: Looks like some promising material! The Europe/GPZ1100/ELR tank style was the only one avaible on the J:s in Europe, and I think it's a lot better looking then the rounded one that was stock on the J:s offered to the US.

/Otto


And here I have been envious of the nice, rounded tank on the 1000J as well as the early Z750 fours that you 'mercuns got :lol:

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1980 F1 engine
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22 Jan 2012 08:39 #499371 by camaroguy
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Ive got the same tank on my bike with an 08 gxr front end. turning isnt bad at all.our tank kinda xlopes back from the tripples.bike is looking sweet

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22 Jan 2012 10:28 #499375 by Boostable
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Thanks guys.. I appreciate it. Coming along slow but sure!!

~Jack

1982 KZ1000 J2 ~ Project (Street Fighter - Project Section)
1976 KZ900 - Daily Rider

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22 Jan 2012 16:28 - 22 Jan 2012 16:31 #499420 by LarryC
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Boostable wrote: Daughter snapped a few pictures today while I was doing some work in the garage.. figured I would post them..














Two words..... LOVE IT!!! B)

That bike has "class" written all over it. Beautiful work!!

Larry C.
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02 Feb 2012 00:43 #501463 by Boostable
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LarryC wrote:
Two words..... LOVE IT!!! B)

That bike has "class" written all over it. Beautiful work!!


Thanks Larry, appreciate that.. Im enjoying it for sure!!!

~Jack

1982 KZ1000 J2 ~ Project (Street Fighter - Project Section)
1976 KZ900 - Daily Rider

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