Retro Fighter 2.0 (KZ 1100 -82 goes Z1 clone)

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Re: Retro Fighter 2.0 (KZ 1100 -82 goes Z1 clone)

10 Sep 2014 14:19
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i believe you are right sir :laugh: !

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p.s. the guys at work done a nice job welding it all back up.
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Re: Retro Fighter 2.0 (KZ 1100 -82 goes Z1 clone)

11 Sep 2014 11:54 - 11 Sep 2014 12:01
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And it´s arc welded ! :woohoo:

Made a template to find the center of the sprocket..







..and to see how things match up.

PS. This was before the sprocket was welded..

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Re: Retro Fighter 2.0 (KZ 1100 -82 goes Z1 clone)

11 Sep 2014 13:47
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Did I miss something here- did you have to mod the frame at all to have the chain that far outboard? Did you post a pic with the chain alignment? I am super curious to see how you ran that chain! Great work, of course!
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Re: Retro Fighter 2.0 (KZ 1100 -82 goes Z1 clone)

11 Sep 2014 13:53
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wow.....is chain running on the outside of the frame?
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Re: Retro Fighter 2.0 (KZ 1100 -82 goes Z1 clone)

11 Sep 2014 17:28
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Yo. Just waiting on followup progress. Impressed, obsessed with what u have done. Thumbs up!!
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Re: Retro Fighter 2.0 (KZ 1100 -82 goes Z1 clone)

12 Sep 2014 05:49
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he used a shaft drive frame that is wider at the swingarm pivot than a chain drive frame.

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Re: Retro Fighter 2.0 (KZ 1100 -82 goes Z1 clone)

12 Sep 2014 07:57
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Arnold wrote: I´m happy to inform you that the paint job is officially done !















Damn that's nice!

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Re: Retro Fighter 2.0 (KZ 1100 -82 goes Z1 clone)

12 Sep 2014 13:37 - 13 Sep 2014 03:24
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Thank ya all...

:) And thanx Leo for explaining..
Only draw back with this is that you need to do a small shaft to chain conversion. :whistle:

KZ1100 shaft frame with Yamaha R1 swing arm...



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Re: Retro Fighter 2.0 (KZ 1100 -82 goes Z1 clone)

12 Sep 2014 14:34
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I knew that- I just didn't know that the shaft drive frame was THAT much wider! That offset looks crazy in the pics.
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Re: Retro Fighter 2.0 (KZ 1100 -82 goes Z1 clone)

13 Sep 2014 09:10
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Here´s some pics of the clearence:







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Re: Retro Fighter 2.0 (KZ 1100 -82 goes Z1 clone)

13 Sep 2014 12:59
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Wow, I didn't know the frame was THAT much wider either. That's another big difference the shaft has vs. the MKII....they kind of look alike but nearly every part is different.

Just curious.....would a standard chain drive motor bolt right into a shaft frame? I always assumed it would but I don't know for sure......
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Re: Retro Fighter 2.0 (KZ 1100 -82 goes Z1 clone)

13 Sep 2014 13:49
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79MKII wrote: Wow, I didn't know the frame was THAT much wider either. That's another big difference the shaft has vs. the MKII....they kind of look alike but nearly every part is different.

Just curious.....would a standard chain drive motor bolt right into a shaft frame? I always assumed it would but I don't know for sure......

I really, really want to know the answer to this question- makes all the difference in the world!
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