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Re: kz1000R2 Eddie Lawson Replica (83)
06 Aug 2009 10:10 - 06 Aug 2009 20:54
thx guys for your support and kind words guys.
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Re: kz1000R2 Eddie Lawson Replica (83)
10 Aug 2009 16:16 - 10 Aug 2009 18:12
well after being off the road for 10 mths :blush:
finished most of my bike and went for a ride yesterday, :lol:
man it was sweet, :woohoo:
bike handled really well,
no front end wobbles,
no rear end wobble,
the hydrolic clutch conversion worked better than i expected,
exhaust system i pieced together sounds great,
i do need to rebuild the rear master cylinder,
install the led indicators,
install the hid lights,
i also ordered some rubber boots to help keep out water from getting to the bulbs.
see attached img
finished most of my bike and went for a ride yesterday, :lol:
man it was sweet, :woohoo:
bike handled really well,
no front end wobbles,
no rear end wobble,
the hydrolic clutch conversion worked better than i expected,
exhaust system i pieced together sounds great,
i do need to rebuild the rear master cylinder,
install the led indicators,
install the hid lights,
i also ordered some rubber boots to help keep out water from getting to the bulbs.
see attached img
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Re: Kano's Projects KZ1000R and KZ1000J
10 Aug 2009 19:06 - 28 Nov 2009 18:34
well you sure have put in the wrench time....go and enjoy the rest of the season the lights can wait!
although you might want to tend to those rear brakes sooner than later...
once again nice ride...well done!
Ben
although you might want to tend to those rear brakes sooner than later...
once again nice ride...well done!
Ben
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Re: kz1000R2 Eddie Lawson Replica (83)
10 Aug 2009 19:14 - 10 Aug 2009 19:57
thx Ben,
being English we don't have a riding season :woohoo:
ordered all the lights and a rebuild kit sat so bike is parked till they arrive,
sure was worth the time and put a smile on my face.
being English we don't have a riding season :woohoo:
ordered all the lights and a rebuild kit sat so bike is parked till they arrive,
sure was worth the time and put a smile on my face.
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