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Just been up to Donington park, somebody`s been spending some money all looking posh, the car park to the left beyond Caterham cars which last year at Endurance Legends was a bit muck & bullets has been tarmacked.
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Recycled engine covers Yep the frame looks convincing.
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for the engine covers. looks like a 750 RR frame. I like the plan.
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As it arrived. I could make parts as I wanted but the owner had a very clear idea of how it should look. My friend Craig welding the seat bridge & battery box.
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Yes a genuine Yoshimura alloy tank, wheels are forged aluminium Galespeed.
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Not mine I`ve been making parts & grafting thing together on & off for some time ( 3 years I`m constantly reminded ) but you can`t rush art is my defense.
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£219 for the weekend booking info here http://www.endurancelegends.co.uk/
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Just paid for the intermediate session so I can go for a wobble round. better do some fettling on the SlabSide.
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R logo`ed engine covers
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Yes, total abuse, rolling bunout bouncing off the rev limiter ( not me ). I ended up with the remains of the motor years later when the bloke had a clear out.
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At a guess there a Brembo pad, they look the same as the pads in my ISR front calipers.
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Newer forks on srad
Mar71n replied to Suzukifreakad's topic in Water Cooled, V-Twins, Singles and 2-strokes
I grafted a complete 750K7 front end into my 750 SRAD. But it`s a while back, don`t think it needed a stem swop but the lock stops were no where near, so I had to create new ones. If I was doing it again I`d look to make works frame lock stops. Works type lock stops. -
A friend was racing his K*M 300 in the two stroke class, I has a good look round the Harris but only took the one picture. As I road away thought I should have a go next year.
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Just a week out! so cast your minds back to last weekend. Just proving I was there. Looking down on the pits, the bikes are at the far end. Couple of Old skool Suzukis Harris F1 originally built by Ian King.
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Bloody hell, needs must though.
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Is this event on every year & is it run by Club 11 R.
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Looks like a good event, bike went well on track. I did a lap two up on a pit bike on the old lay out, took a long time
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The above link does`nt work for me but found this http://www.crmc.co.uk/donington-2017
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This is another option. http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/motorsport/refuelling/atl-female-refuelling-valve I`m working on a cunning plan to operate one inlet so you can refill at a usual road side pump. If your interested PM me.
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Friend of mine had GSX R 1100 motor in a Harris, the problem he had was chain run as the original GSX motor was wider. If I remember right he solved it with a dished drive sprocket so he could get the engine on the centre line of the frame & have a decent width rear wheel. There was a engine height issue as well as the chain was pulling down on the swinging arm pivot which effected the suspension. The joys of special building.