Evilston3r Posted October 6, 2024 Posted October 6, 2024 I have almost finished fitting the rsv gen 2 rear end to her , just have to tidy a few things up then off for some paint , I think it suits the srad , what do you all think please Quote
wraith Posted October 11, 2024 Posted October 11, 2024 Looks good from the rear, have you any straight on side shots? Quote
Evilston3r Posted August 9, 2025 Author Posted August 9, 2025 Hi , sorry I haven't posted , I have really been busy getting married and a load of other stuff, but I managed to find the time to make her look alittle more presentable in public , plus dealing with a few unexpected problems like a rotten fuel tank ect , but she is almost there 3 Quote
Evilston3r Posted August 10, 2025 Author Posted August 10, 2025 You have to love old suzukis , gear up for a test ride , dam thing would not fire up, turn over but not fire, I was sure where to start as I have rebuilt this completely, new frame job ect , so better check the resister in the ignition first , 0 ohms , dam, ripped the wiring loom on the front back out , mask off etc as it's packed tight on the front end , yoke off , cut the bolts in the ignition, ignition switch full of crap , right OK clean that up test 100 ohms great , no she didn't want to play, OK pull loom apart check orange with red wire against black with white 100 ohms , what the fuck OK, check ecu orange wire again 0 ohms , then I notice some previous owner has had an alarm fitted which is no longer there and the tee on the wire has shit itself wiggle wire , bang straight away up she goes ooooooh I hate wiring soooo much 3 Quote
Captain Chaos Posted August 11, 2025 Posted August 11, 2025 14 hours ago, Evilston3r said: ooooooh I hate previous owners soooo much Fixed 2 Quote
Evilston3r Posted August 11, 2025 Author Posted August 11, 2025 Thank u , English is not my best skill, but I managed to take her out for 30 mins , and I think 5 extra teeth on the rear sprocket was a bit much , Quote
Gixer1460 Posted August 11, 2025 Posted August 11, 2025 +5 on rear . . . . . saves front tyre wear ! Quote
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