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Re: Blade fighter
That looks the dogs danglies mate! top job
Where have you been mate, I've not seen much of you on here for some time
Where have you been mate, I've not seen much of you on here for some time
griz- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Blade fighter
Great job Fringe!! Looks great, do you think you could do one of those for a seat cover for an RR? I could staple it on myself.
megawatt wrote:Looks superb mate. If I can get a spare seat you will have an order sometime soon!!!
Just make sure you incorporate the postage charges into the seat cost and tell him it's free post
fastbikefinder- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Blade fighter
Thanks for the replys, guys.
Griz, I've not had any funds to play with so mods had to stop.
Also me brains been fried learning computer stuff for the new job so not been able to face the PC at home!
Megawatt, whenever your ready m8.
FBF, there are some limitations as the tooling leather is thick but I'm sure we can work something out.
I'm always open to ideas and challenges.
Griz, I've not had any funds to play with so mods had to stop.
Also me brains been fried learning computer stuff for the new job so not been able to face the PC at home!
Megawatt, whenever your ready m8.
FBF, there are some limitations as the tooling leather is thick but I'm sure we can work something out.
I'm always open to ideas and challenges.
Fringe- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Blade fighter
fastbikefinder wrote:
Great job Fringe!! Looks great, do you think you could do one of those for a seat cover for an RR? I could staple it on myself.megawatt wrote:Looks superb mate. If I can get a spare seat you will have an order sometime soon!!!
Just make sure you incorporate the postage charges into the seat cost and tell him it's free post
unbelievable love the skulls
rapid777- BSB Racer
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Re: Blade fighter
The 2 yr stuggle is over!
Seat fitted, and all associated bits relocated.
I'm gonna bore you with a list before I add the pix
CB900 tail with hand made light surround.
Hand tooled (Skulls) seat cover on homemade fibreglass seat base
hand formed Acrylic undertray.
modified RRW subframe.
Home made Steel Battery box leather covered with a Tooled (More Skulls) battery strap.
Radiator header tank replaced with Ali water bottle.
Right that's it, I cant wait any longer.
It aint a show winner but Its MINE and I'm Chuffed.
Unfortunately I have to fit this monster 'Can til I can cutdown and Baffle the Link pipe!
But the Exhaust Hanger makes up for it............But Not For Long!
Seat fitted, and all associated bits relocated.
I'm gonna bore you with a list before I add the pix
CB900 tail with hand made light surround.
Hand tooled (Skulls) seat cover on homemade fibreglass seat base
hand formed Acrylic undertray.
modified RRW subframe.
Home made Steel Battery box leather covered with a Tooled (More Skulls) battery strap.
Radiator header tank replaced with Ali water bottle.
Right that's it, I cant wait any longer.
It aint a show winner but Its MINE and I'm Chuffed.
Unfortunately I have to fit this monster 'Can til I can cutdown and Baffle the Link pipe!
But the Exhaust Hanger makes up for it............But Not For Long!
Fringe- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Blade fighter
I love it Fringe, what a difference now it's together.
Is that chain welded?
Is that chain welded?
fastbikefinder- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Blade fighter
looks cool enough mate
personnally I'd dump or severely trim the hugger
bit of paint and a tidy up and it'll be sorted!
personnally I'd dump or severely trim the hugger
bit of paint and a tidy up and it'll be sorted!
radiobloke- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Blade fighter
You could trim the hugger so it followed the vertical line of the tail piece?
fastbikefinder- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Blade fighter
Nice one Fringe
Seeing projects getting finished and moving ongives me hope that I'll get mine done in time
Seeing projects getting finished and moving ongives me hope that I'll get mine done in time
Wee Al B- Clubman Racer
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Re: Blade fighter
Lovin it mate!
It has that real old school look!
Very nice!
I think the only thing I would change is the can length (as you are anyway) & paint the rear end plastics to match the rest & get a matching green strip on the headlight too
It has that real old school look!
Very nice!
I think the only thing I would change is the can length (as you are anyway) & paint the rear end plastics to match the rest & get a matching green strip on the headlight too
griz- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Blade fighter
Oh It aint FINISH-finished. Just the seat is on and its rideable.
Dont wanna waist any more good biking weather.
It'll be back in the workshop V Soon for the exhaust then out for some fun then back in when the weather drops off.........
Hopefully I'll have saved up some dosh for some tuning.
Dont wanna waist any more good biking weather.
It'll be back in the workshop V Soon for the exhaust then out for some fun then back in when the weather drops off.........
Hopefully I'll have saved up some dosh for some tuning.
Fringe- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Blade fighter
I broke it.
first ride to The Thundersprint at Northwich, last Sunday. Bloody Cheshire roads saw off my handmade light surround! Or it could've been the wheel pushing the Number plate up when I
Either way I gotta make a new one so in the spirit of overkill I ordered a new Subby to cut down.
I plan on doing it right this time and leaving enough to mount the Number plate and strengthen the tail piece.
nearly forgot the piccy
first ride to The Thundersprint at Northwich, last Sunday. Bloody Cheshire roads saw off my handmade light surround! Or it could've been the wheel pushing the Number plate up when I
Either way I gotta make a new one so in the spirit of overkill I ordered a new Subby to cut down.
I plan on doing it right this time and leaving enough to mount the Number plate and strengthen the tail piece.
nearly forgot the piccy
Fringe- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Blade fighter
Nice work
Kaiser- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Blade fighter
Subframe arrived today.
Game On!
Game On!
Fringe- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Blade fighter
Love the skulls mate - nice looking fighter
Kaiser- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Blade fighter
I cut down my micron can today.
Now it's 12" long overall and I fitted a universal baffle.
With the baffle it sounds louder but 'Throaty' too
Without the baffle it's Orgasmic.
Now it's 12" long overall and I fitted a universal baffle.
With the baffle it sounds louder but 'Throaty' too
Without the baffle it's Orgasmic.
Fringe- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Blade fighter
Ok. I aint posted for a while but over the 'winter' Ive been tidying and resolving some problems that surfaced during riding.
Main problem was damaged panels due to bad subframe construction and poor panel fitting and a cooked battery.
So a new subframe has been built.
New under tray
New tail light surround.
New battery tray in the tail.
New tail light.
and a load of SKULLS.
why? Dunno, I jus came across Skulls. so...........
here they are.
more pics when I fit it to the bike.
which now had the name SkullBlade tooled into the seat.
bye for now
Fringe
Main problem was damaged panels due to bad subframe construction and poor panel fitting and a cooked battery.
So a new subframe has been built.
New under tray
New tail light surround.
New battery tray in the tail.
New tail light.
and a load of SKULLS.
why? Dunno, I jus came across Skulls. so...........
here they are.
more pics when I fit it to the bike.
which now had the name SkullBlade tooled into the seat.
bye for now
Fringe
Fringe- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Blade fighter
Oh and thanks to Wee Al B for the mudguard which has been trimmed and fitted.
Pics soon.
Pics soon.
Fringe- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Blade fighter
Gettin there!
Fringe- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Blade fighter
Dont be a muppet and Blow your tyre doin a burnout. hahahahaha.
Fringe- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Blade fighter
Hi.
just when you thort I'd gone for good................ I'm Back.
just to post up latest pics.
I've run out of money again so this is probably how my Blade will stay for a while.
Anyway..............
just when you thort I'd gone for good................ I'm Back.
just to post up latest pics.
I've run out of money again so this is probably how my Blade will stay for a while.
Anyway..............
Fringe- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Blade fighter
lookin good mate
scotty80- Website/Forum Owner
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Re: Blade fighter
I was going to start a new build thread but seeing as I found the old one........
But first I need to fill in a couple, erm 2 n a half years Ive been missing.
easiest and quickest is with pictures......
Ok so I'm not sure if I've posted any of this in other places on the forum and If I have I apologise but its seems this thread finishes with my Blade looking like this....
From that I went a bit Mental on the Skulls thing
But actually getting the lights in the eyes to work right and look devilish actually took the best part of 2years!
With the help of Megawatt a set of projectors were pressed into service
But it took a suggestion from my daughter to give the Stare that moved traffic!
But it wasnt til the next MOT that I finally sorted the Dip beam patern. Lol
But first I need to fill in a couple, erm 2 n a half years Ive been missing.
easiest and quickest is with pictures......
Ok so I'm not sure if I've posted any of this in other places on the forum and If I have I apologise but its seems this thread finishes with my Blade looking like this....
From that I went a bit Mental on the Skulls thing
But actually getting the lights in the eyes to work right and look devilish actually took the best part of 2years!
With the help of Megawatt a set of projectors were pressed into service
But it took a suggestion from my daughter to give the Stare that moved traffic!
But it wasnt til the next MOT that I finally sorted the Dip beam patern. Lol
Fringe- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Blade fighter
The Blade or SkullBlade as it was known was ridden around Showed a couple of times and as and when problems arose, upgrades were made.
Lots of work on Baffles that didnt work
A photo shoot not for a magazine tho
a trophy won for Rat Bike. which is fair coz the build quality was shite. Lol.
After which a facebook page was started called rat fighters a direction further towards rat bike was seen with drag Bars and Chq plate being tried and binned
Finally, at a Funeral Precession the Fan decided not to run, the Rad boiled over and after a cautious ish 200mile ride home the reg rec called time and some serious fettling was called for.
So there ya go.
2 and a half years in a nutshell.
yep its a Streetfighter. Yes it was a Castrol painted Blade and now its having all those untidy jobs tidied and thanks to me Ole Mum (RIP) some posh bits being fitted.
like these....
Right. Thats it. Up to date...
Lots of work on Baffles that didnt work
A photo shoot not for a magazine tho
a trophy won for Rat Bike. which is fair coz the build quality was shite. Lol.
After which a facebook page was started called rat fighters a direction further towards rat bike was seen with drag Bars and Chq plate being tried and binned
Finally, at a Funeral Precession the Fan decided not to run, the Rad boiled over and after a cautious ish 200mile ride home the reg rec called time and some serious fettling was called for.
So there ya go.
2 and a half years in a nutshell.
yep its a Streetfighter. Yes it was a Castrol painted Blade and now its having all those untidy jobs tidied and thanks to me Ole Mum (RIP) some posh bits being fitted.
like these....
Right. Thats it. Up to date...
Fringe- MotoGP Legend
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Re: Blade fighter
Praps I should reassure you all.... The Skulls are GONE
Fringe- MotoGP Legend
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Registration date : 2007-07-26
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