Building the Boxer
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Building the Boxer
For whoever wanted to see it, the Boxer build in just pictures
cabbie- MotoGP Legend
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cabbie- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Building the Boxer
More to come later
cabbie- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Building the Boxer
wow thats impressive Cabbie, more please?
lambchops- Moderator
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Re: Building the Boxer
Great stuff.
shadow- MotoGP Legend
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cabbie- MotoGP Legend
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cabbie- MotoGP Legend
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cabbie- MotoGP Legend
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cabbie- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Building the Boxer
Turbo motor blow up so new motor
cabbie- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Building the Boxer
Very nice Cabbie, where did you get those bolts with the raise shoulder washers holding down the dash on the tank? need some like that for my rear seat unit..
lambchops- Moderator
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Re: Building the Boxer
Pro bolt, they are large diameter countersunk washers
cabbie- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Building the Boxer
Thanks Cabbie will have a look for those
lambchops- Moderator
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Re: Building the Boxer
Was this down at the bike show last weekend? Sure I saw it there. Very nice and some stunning fabrication.
What happened to the boobies though?!
What happened to the boobies though?!
clevermonkey- Trackday Novice
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Re: Building the Boxer
Yes it was at Excel London, won best custom bike
cabbie- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Building the Boxer
Ah cool, many congrats!!
What's she run like with that turbo? I'd love to ride a turbo bike but don't think I can carry enough spare pants.
What's she run like with that turbo? I'd love to ride a turbo bike but don't think I can carry enough spare pants.
clevermonkey- Trackday Novice
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Re: Building the Boxer
took the Boxer out for a blast Saturday and the motor overheated, this was probably due to M B Customs pathetic little Maplins fan! I was only a few miles from home so thought f**k it and carried on, it seized as I pulled up to the garage door lol lol great big cloud of steam etc, so motor in the bin and got my mint condition 94 blade motor out, this is the motor Bob Farnham tuned to the bollox, he got 140 rwhp from it! anyways stripped the bike down and started fitting the new engine, I got twin R6 fans for the rad just to make sure it stays cool
cabbie- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Building the Boxer
Hey Cabbie,
Out of curiosity what size was the fan they used.
The reason I ask is that I got a new rad from Serck with a 5.5 in diameter Spal fan and I'm wondering now if I should go bigger on the fan.
Tone
Out of curiosity what size was the fan they used.
The reason I ask is that I got a new rad from Serck with a 5.5 in diameter Spal fan and I'm wondering now if I should go bigger on the fan.
Tone
Tone- BSB Racer
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Re: Building the Boxer
It was a tiny Maplin unit, I now have twin R6 fans to fit to the rad
cabbie- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Building the Boxer
The '94 lives again!!!!!
clive1286- BSB Racer
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Re: Building the Boxer
Nice to see the motor put to good use will be quick with that lump in there!
lambchops- Moderator
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Re: Building the Boxer
So, side covers Aqua blasted
94 Loom before
And after some serious mods
New loom fitted
94 Loom before
And after some serious mods
New loom fitted
cabbie- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Building the Boxer
Made a new side stand
cabbie- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Building the Boxer
Blasted parts look great cabbie, good to see they are still doing the blasting I need one of those side stands didn't make two did you haha
lambchops- Moderator
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Re: Building the Boxer
wow what more can one say
lloydiecbr- BSB Racer
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Re: Building the Boxer
Load of work done, tank modded, removed clocks and fitted bigger fuel cap further forward, modded seat with flat top section, both repainted, fitted the motor from my old blade 140bhp nice
cabbie- MotoGP Legend
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