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 palmer Fiddled Kiddy

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 Posted: 19:27 - 29 Jun 2006 Post subject: R6 rear? |
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Hmmm probably shouldn't be 'shopping' for something i haven't got yet.
But i like the idea of an R6 rear on an FZR400.
I know it can be done, i been reading walk throughs
Wondering if anyone has any going cheap? damage is ok (as long as is can be repaired)
Got any you dont want G?
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 Posted: 19:31 - 29 Jun 2006 Post subject: Re: R6 rear? |
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Which bit?
And I got pretty much all of it - swing arms, wheel, sub frame, road and race rear fairings etc .
Of course I should say that you should stop being a tart and just ride ya' bike (that you don't have yet, I presume) . |
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Planning on getting it in october, then setting it aside to have a play with it And insuring it around march next year. All nice and sparkly.
The tail plastics, and the bit that goes under the tail (above the wheel) Get what i mean? Preferably road plastics
Will pay in either sexual favours, or money, which ever you prefer
This is the conversion, its for a race bike but im sure it would work for road fairings too - https://www.madsi.co.uk/fairing.aspx
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PM Markcatate or Barry MC21, they both had (or had the same bike ) a FZR400 with the intention of putting an R6 kit on it.
I have seen a gas tank that was for sale that had been adapted for an R1 / R6 tail, so it is possible. Not sure what would be needed to change one fairing to fit a different bike.
It WOULD look the nuts  ____________________ Current : MSX 125 Past : CBR 900RR Monkeybike : c50 LAC : ZXR750 H2 : FZR600 : ZX7R P3 : YW100 : TRX850: Trophy 900 T309 : GSXR 600 L0: Monkeybike : XJ6S Whosthedaddy |
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From my link it seems a fairly straight forward conversion  |
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Thats the one
Its a shame he gave up on it, would have looked very cool.
I have started stripping my FZR600 down and will hopefully be cleaning, painting, rebuilding into a better bike Its threads like that one and more recently others that have spurred me on and hopefully be a good resource.
Cheers BCF and all her members.
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Well, should be buying an fzr400 off of feef in october time.
Fairly clean, just needs a few bits doing, and a tidy up apparently  |
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Barry got a lot further than me with the fairings.
I had an R6 rear unit, it fits on quite easily, you just need to drill new holes in the subframe and make brackets for the rear. If your using it on the road then you can get R6 undertrays with lights which will make it look cool.
Really like the FZR4/R6 look, wish i kept at mine, although its still in my garage.
The front fairings go on quite well too, you need to cut a bit of the front by the front wheel as it rubs but nothing too hard.
I would say go for it, they look the nuts.
https://www.mark-tate.co.uk/Project%20R4/slides/r41aq.jpg
https://www.mark-tate.co.uk/Project%20R4/slides/Mar10011.jpg |
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In all honesty, there would be more point stuffing a fzr400 engine into an r6 and then once you've had your fun, put the 600 engine back in.  |
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I was just thinking it would tidy up the boxy rear.
zxr400er done something similar and imo it turned out quite sexy.
And after getting a quick go on a nc30 yesterday, id say a 400 will have enough power for me for a while  |
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400's are fine to learn on although you will get bored of the fzr in everyday riding quickly as its only a 50-60hp motor.
I hear the 1000 exup fits in with a bit of work.  |
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Got my heart set on a 400, sat on one and it felt right.
sat on an sv and it felt comfy, but theres 4/5 in my area already, and only one 400 that i know of.
Plus the 400 im getting seems a bargain.
When im bored of it ill make it a track whore or something  |
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| palmer wrote: | Got my heart set on a 400, sat on one and it felt right.
sat on an sv and it felt comfy, but theres 4/5 in my area already, and only one 400 that i know of.
Plus the 400 im getting seems a bargain.
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fair enough.
its best either saving the money or putting it towads insurance tbh. its more responsible anyway. have you had a quote yet? you may be suprised how much the robbing theiving people that be insurance want!
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