Fixed, now look: 85% ready for paint

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Fixed, now look: 85% ready for paint

30 Jul 2006 20:01

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Just need some ideas now. was going to sell her, but changed my mind.

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Re: 85% ready for paint

30 Jul 2006 20:16

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sorry

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Re: 85% ready for paint

30 Jul 2006 20:18

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ok new photo program

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Re: Fixed the photo :85% ready for paint

30 Jul 2006 20:20

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one more

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Re: Fixed the photo :85% ready for paint

30 Jul 2006 20:34

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Very Nice. Not crazy bout that back fender. A 900 or 650 fender would look better IHMO.

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Re: Fixed the photo :85% ready for paint

30 Jul 2006 20:46

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Oh ya, she moves. All the money is in the motor.

900 to a 1030 with all he best parts. And she lost 200lbs.

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Re: Fixed the photo :85% ready for paint

30 Jul 2006 21:16

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What did you use for front forks? It looks pretty good.

1978 Kz650B
2001 ZX9R
1996 zx9r project
1985 Suzuki SP250
1991 Harley Electra-glide classic

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Re: Fixed the photo :85% ready for paint

30 Jul 2006 21:18

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Glad you didn't sell that! Its an amazing bike. How'd you lose 200 pounds? Was it just the wheels and suspension that accounted for it?

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Re: Fixed the photo :85% ready for paint

30 Jul 2006 21:48

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I totally dig the bike. Almost the same direction that I'm going with my bike.

You've got to fill us in on some of the details:

1. Swing Arm / Rear Wheel Conversion

2. Front End Conversion

Tell us what you've done modification wise - there's a ton of guys here that love the details & pics.

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Re: Fixed the photo :85% ready for paint

30 Jul 2006 21:49

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Deleted duplicate posting.

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Re: Fixed the photo :85% ready for paint

31 Jul 2006 10:21

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THATS WHAT IM TALKING ABOUT!!! THATS A BAD ASS BIKE MAN!!!

Watch it folks,i have sticky fingers when it comes to a nice looking set of handle bars:)

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Re: Fixed the photo :85% ready for paint

31 Jul 2006 15:48

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Swing Arm is titanium (cant tell where I got the stock from) w/ one off with nitrous cylinder inside the swing arm.
Rear wheel conversion based off a 97/ ZX9 18” wheel
Front end is a 2001 GSXR, with one off, top tree, and 21’ wheel. (PM) rims.

The weight loss was a combination of suspension, wheels, motor (crank), and all the stock kz stuff I chopped off (center stand, rear sub frame etc...).

thanks for for the good words.

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