gray711

Hello mate, yeah more than likely have a pootle down, rude not to. Give us a shout if you make it ....

That's just the ticket, early r1 arms aren't too expensive.

Bollocks, thought it was next weekend ...

The one thing that's only ever disappointed me over years with the slabby is the lack of options for swinging arm swaps due to the linkage. Now seeing as I'm no geometry or fabrication wizz, my only option is to add a brace to the arm. I know this is a bit of an age old question but what are my best options in the way of adding a brace to a stock 750G arm. I seem to remember certain R1 braces being the way to go? I'm thinking of getting shot of the braced & extended one that's on my 7/11 at the mo, as I want to put my stock length swinging arm back on but ....... A. It'll need a brace for the extra oomph. B. It looks like the weedy kid in the playground. cheers .......

Looks & sounds beautiful. Really easy to hit the limiter on them

good move .... been running K2 rear sets on my slabby for years.... Had to make a longer gear change rod but an adapter plate gives you tonnes of scope esp as most oilbolied GSXR rearsets are like hens teeth these days

My usual fix for such a issue is to drill a smallish hole in the offending screw & wack a slightly oversized torx fitting in the hole & gently turn till the bugger unscrews. Granted, mixture screws aren't exactly meaty but if you use a small enough drill bit & torx, job is usually a gooden

Just fab up a wee rear set bracket from 10mm ally & you can have whatever rear sets you like then.

Stunning (nice rack too!!).......

Always liked this, Do the right thing & buy it back Matt . If anything it's stunning looks will detract from the size of your massive heed.

That's a bit tasty, liking the arm & the big fuck off draw thru

you just made me choke on my tea haha

2011, I turned 40 that weekend

Errrrrr, dribbles from just about everywhere

Not from an OSS bash, more OSS on tour at the Bash

Just stuck K series ti headers on the 1127 motor in my slab. Bit of brute force & they're on. The weight saving won't make me ride like a Valentino but made me grin none the less

That is really lush, as already said, can we have some more pics please. Really like that

Yours is far from bland tho

Brownie points for it being his first build, he's done a great job.

Great skills, looking good

Always a pleasure to look at your bikes. Built to use in anger too, not just for show n shine purposes

What a beauty, were do you find this stuff!!!!

And not a football match in sight ..................... Just Tony, grass tracking ..

I had one years ago & loved it, great bikes

Shit you're right, shit, where's the time gone