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[Blue]

Had this a long while now, it wasn’t built for a Suzuki engine if I do fit one in there I’d have to make up all new engine mounts & sort out how to put oil in as the frame sits on top of the oil filler plug. What do you reckon? 

[eddiegsx]

Do you know the origin of the frame?

Suppose you could have a filler fabricated and mounted on the clutch cover .

[Blue]

I know who built the frame & it seems it may be 1 of 1 as I can’t find out anything. I thought that maybe the way to go with the oil filler. Not sure about engine mounts etc

[Dezza]

How tight is it? The oil filler is very close to the frame spar on my Spondon frame and that was definitely designed for a Suzukl engine. The cap just about comes off and a flexy funnel will just about go in.

[vizman]

fit a suzuki engine (like it has in the picture?) or G.T.F.O

[Swirl]

 R.T.F.R or G.T.F.O made me smile 

41 minutes ago, vizman said:

fit a suzuki engine (like it has in the picture?) or G.T.F.O

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[SiBag]

As far as filling it with oil, Simples.

Do what any Bim SB6 or SB6R owner does, Use a length of tube and a funnel... 

[davecara]

Turbo it, fit an FBM lockup (other lockups are available) and fill it through the lock up cover

That's the most sensible thing I can think of

[Swirl]

5 hours ago, davecara said:

Turbo it, fit an FBM lockup (other lockups are available) and fill it through the lock up cover

That's the most sensible thing I can think of

Now that is far to sensible, but right thou

[Paulm]

Or just give it to me and i’ll fit my spare turbo motor and kit to it, not sure about it having Gurls blouse on the tank though!

[Dezza]

Is that a model speedboat being used as a seat unit?

[Captain Chaos]

it's a kayak. And the paddle is used as handlebars.

[K.H.I]

Last time i had dealings with that bike it had a gsxr1000 lump in.

[Blue]

Ah so a thou lump fits then 

[Blue]

I've been sorting out the rear wheel alignment, as the swing arm had been narrowed on one side the wheel needed moving over to the right but this wasn't possible as there isn't enough thread. I could've fitted a vfr hub & fitted a 4 bolt bike or car wheel but I'm not keen on that look. I've been searching to get answers on using a ducati wheel, I figured that when a ducati wheel has been fitted to a triumph sssa they fit a 15mm spacer behind the wheel  then rethread the axle & cut it down. I hoped I could do something similar. I liked the look of the multi spoke wheel as opposed to the 3 spoke but everytime one came up on Eblag they were £200 but then 1 came up for half that so I bought it, it turned out that I only needed a 5mm spacer behind the wheel. So I removed the 4 locating pins & placed the spacer against the hub & made some new pins out of some high tensile, 5mm longer & pressed them back in through the spacer. I've made up a conical washer/spacer to hold the wheel onto the axle. 

[Blue]

Today I pulled it apart to get it out of the garage & reassembled it in its new home, hopefully I can get on with now 

[busa ash]

Like that mate 

[Blue]

Swapped the front end over but may need to loose the shrouds due to restriction on turning circle 

[clivegto]

My mag2 has limited steering lock. 

[Blue]

Yes I understand its fairly normal with these types of frame I may get a little more though by removing the shroud

[Blue]

Been busy sorting the engine out making up mounts & 1 needs moving. Played around making cardboard templates even 3D ones deciding on which way to go with the front side mounts. Chain run looks good but might need to go 520.Bought a matching front wheel but need to change the discs. 

[Swirl]

Now it all makes sense, nice bike John 

[wraith]

Seat unit looks a lot better than that yellow thing 

[Blue]

5 minutes ago, wraith said:

Seat unit looks a lot better than that yellow thing 

Yes it looked better on here 

[Blue]

The R125 seat i bought for this is a nice seat & I like the way that it's held in place by simply putting a bolt through the seat but it don't butt up to the tank very well. After spending ages online looking at different seats & what might fit as I don't have a breakers nearby. Taking the bike or tank there to try one wouldbe a pain so I took a gamble & offered £12 for one that I thought might do the job. A lexmoto viper seat arrived today which I'm well pleased with