R1guy

How much for the frame kit? (Frame, tank ,subframe and swinger)

@jbposted this in late 2020. Could help with some inspiration .

Vm29ss on a 750 and rs36 on a 1216

I’ve got an “active” qa throttle . 1/6 of a turn for WO throttle. Not sure if they still make them, but they come up on the ‘Bay quite often. Used them on 2 bikes with flatslides- lots of people said the bike would just bog down but I’ve not had an issue.

I expect the only advisory it will get: Noisy exhaust

Was searching about and found these on the bay. Any one had any experience or heard any reviews? Seems too good to be true… https://www.Eblag.co.uk/itm/144374030394?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=KWnFQthBRwK&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=y99DFu9YST-&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

There’s an obvious go-to grown up for these sorts of things… @Havoc

Love this. Is it just the angle of the photo , or does the rear caliper not bite the disc?

Or could a friendly welder glue an “ear” onto the old one to allow the foot peg to be relocated to where you want it?

Now that you’ve worked out the position of it all I think you need to bite the bullet and get your hacksaw out and remake this piece (rearset/hanger), but with your new correct ergonomicly positioned peg. #briandeservesbetter.

I’d rather not use external oil feed if not necessary . Pros and cons of skimming block from top or bottom? O-rings, good call. Crank cases won’t need relieving to allow for larger sleeves?

Nothing like resurrecting an old thread. Just to clarify, on a 1075 motor: •bandit liners •mk2 Busa pistons •skim the block by 3mm =1360cc. Any other mods/issues/precautions to be aware of when doing this? External oil feeds?

It’s really cool little detail. If the rearset dictates the master cylinder needs to be horizontal there’s not much of a cooler way to mount it.

I always thought that bracket was cool! May have a go at making one on a future bike

Sp engineering did the one for my Kat. Not the most exciting can but got through noise testing @ Brands and not expensive.