Project Very Slow
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Re: Project Very Slow
'At the mo' - yeah right, give it a couple of weeks and we'll be reading your post on how to fit a Range Rover Sport Brembo brake to a Vfr swingarm! Ha Ha
dullblade- New Member
- Number of posts : 7
Age : 54
Location : sunny surrey
My bike(s) : 900rrw
Registration date : 2010-08-08
Re: Project Very Slow
Bit the bullet and ordered a rear tyre
Wee Al B- Clubman Racer
- Number of posts : 184
Age : 54
Location : Irvine
My bike(s) : 1998 Blade, 2003 CB1300
Registration date : 2010-03-23
Re: Project Very Slow
Still trying to decided on my rear end
Quite like the look of this, though leaning towards ginger nutz's R6
Quite like the look of this, though leaning towards ginger nutz's R6
Wee Al B- Clubman Racer
- Number of posts : 184
Age : 54
Location : Irvine
My bike(s) : 1998 Blade, 2003 CB1300
Registration date : 2010-03-23
Re: Project Very Slow
Now then Al
Got all excited when I saw the pic's thinkin you'd 'clashed on' and got way ahead
Got all excited when I saw the pic's thinkin you'd 'clashed on' and got way ahead
JT- MotoGP Legend
- Number of posts : 1589
Age : 59
Location : Thirsk
My bike(s) : 01 Yamaha XJR1300SP
Registration date : 2010-03-24
Re: Project Very Slow
JT wrote:Now then Al
Got all excited when I saw the pic's thinkin you'd 'clashed on' and got way ahead
Not fecking likely mate
Wee Al B- Clubman Racer
- Number of posts : 184
Age : 54
Location : Irvine
My bike(s) : 1998 Blade, 2003 CB1300
Registration date : 2010-03-23
Re: Project Very Slow
Seem to have had no time to move this on recently and seriously considering breaking the bike for parts and giving up.
Just taking up room in the shed at the mo.
Just taking up room in the shed at the mo.
Wee Al B- Clubman Racer
- Number of posts : 184
Age : 54
Location : Irvine
My bike(s) : 1998 Blade, 2003 CB1300
Registration date : 2010-03-23
Re: Project Very Slow
Hi mate, feeling`s about your fighter will ebb between love and hate, if you don`t need to sell it for the dough then put it at the back of the garage, come the summer you `ll love the idea of it again, all the best tony
ginger nutz- BSB Racer
- Number of posts : 352
Age : 65
Location : east london
My bike(s) : 92 blade streetfighter 929 blade rr4 tdm 900
Registration date : 2010-09-01
Re: Project Very Slow
Al, dont get dis heartened,
just think about the first time you enter a bikepark on a unique looking bike.
Second thoughts, everytime I go to a bike meet it gives me a buzz.
just think about the first time you enter a bikepark on a unique looking bike.
Second thoughts, everytime I go to a bike meet it gives me a buzz.
Fringe- MotoGP Legend
- Number of posts : 1036
Age : 59
Location : Stockport, Cheshire
My bike(s) : Fightered RRS
Registration date : 2007-07-26
Re: Project Very Slow
Cheers lads. Just need to give myself a shake I think
Don't know if having a load of bits can be classed as nearly there but at least I've got the bits.
Need to make some time and get out and in the shed with the heater on and get back to it. Also need to stop procrastinating overf order the tailpiece from Fight Machines.
Don't know if having a load of bits can be classed as nearly there but at least I've got the bits.
Need to make some time and get out and in the shed with the heater on and get back to it. Also need to stop procrastinating overf order the tailpiece from Fight Machines.
Wee Al B- Clubman Racer
- Number of posts : 184
Age : 54
Location : Irvine
My bike(s) : 1998 Blade, 2003 CB1300
Registration date : 2010-03-23
Re: Project Very Slow
Wee Al B wrote:Cheers lads. Just need to give myself a shake I think
Don't know if having a load of bits can be classed as nearly there but at least I've got the bits.
Need to make some time and get out and in the shed with the heater on and get back to it. Also need to stop procrastinating overf order the tailpiece from Fight Machines.
No, i`ve got to get some pics of the r6 tail with twin light undertray for you, as a boiler engineer its been a busy old time,
ginger nutz- BSB Racer
- Number of posts : 352
Age : 65
Location : east london
My bike(s) : 92 blade streetfighter 929 blade rr4 tdm 900
Registration date : 2010-09-01
Re: Project Very Slow
I can imagine Tony lol
Wee Al B- Clubman Racer
- Number of posts : 184
Age : 54
Location : Irvine
My bike(s) : 1998 Blade, 2003 CB1300
Registration date : 2010-03-23
Re: Project Very Slow
Bloody hell, managed to get my finger out and actually made it in to the shed
Started stripping out the wiring loom. Coolant drained and radiator off, it's for the bin by the look of it. Something else to add to my want list.
Downpipes also off and also for the scrap heap, one bonus was that all the studs came out the engine ok, nice clean threads. Unlike the nuts which are seized on
Started stripping out the wiring loom. Coolant drained and radiator off, it's for the bin by the look of it. Something else to add to my want list.
Downpipes also off and also for the scrap heap, one bonus was that all the studs came out the engine ok, nice clean threads. Unlike the nuts which are seized on
Wee Al B- Clubman Racer
- Number of posts : 184
Age : 54
Location : Irvine
My bike(s) : 1998 Blade, 2003 CB1300
Registration date : 2010-03-23
Re: Project Very Slow
Well done wee al, what are you going to do about the exhaust then, i have a spare standard system,
ginger nutz- BSB Racer
- Number of posts : 352
Age : 65
Location : east london
My bike(s) : 92 blade streetfighter 929 blade rr4 tdm 900
Registration date : 2010-09-01
Re: Project Very Slow
The plan is to get a custom one made in stainless Tony, with the outlet coming out just past the swingarm pivot. So that the wheel doesn't have anything in front of it.
Wee Al B- Clubman Racer
- Number of posts : 184
Age : 54
Location : Irvine
My bike(s) : 1998 Blade, 2003 CB1300
Registration date : 2010-03-23
Re: Project Very Slow
sounds nice that
While i think of it heres a few pics of that seat unit
While i think of it heres a few pics of that seat unit
ginger nutz- BSB Racer
- Number of posts : 352
Age : 65
Location : east london
My bike(s) : 92 blade streetfighter 929 blade rr4 tdm 900
Registration date : 2010-09-01
Re: Project Very Slow
Cheers for the pics Tony but after a bit of umming and ahing I've decided to go with the Fight Machine tail as I prefer the way it sits.
Had originally wanted a tail that I could get a pack on but sod practicality
Had originally wanted a tail that I could get a pack on but sod practicality
Wee Al B- Clubman Racer
- Number of posts : 184
Age : 54
Location : Irvine
My bike(s) : 1998 Blade, 2003 CB1300
Registration date : 2010-03-23
Re: Project Very Slow
Wee Al B wrote:Cheers for the pics Tony but after a bit of umming and ahing I've decided to go with the Fight Machine tail as I prefer the way it sits.
Had originally wanted a tail that I could get a pack on but sod practicality
Ah no what you mean, i bought a sports rack to fit the tail end, still got it, in fact i`ve got soo much bike stuff to get rid of this coming year, all the best mate
ginger nutz- BSB Racer
- Number of posts : 352
Age : 65
Location : east london
My bike(s) : 92 blade streetfighter 929 blade rr4 tdm 900
Registration date : 2010-09-01
Re: Project Very Slow
Cheers again Tony, I've just got loads I need to do lol
Wee Al B- Clubman Racer
- Number of posts : 184
Age : 54
Location : Irvine
My bike(s) : 1998 Blade, 2003 CB1300
Registration date : 2010-03-23
Re: Project Very Slow
Actually managed a bit of time in the shed today. Carbs off and engine out (note to self, get a hand putting it back in). Loom out, front end off so just about ready to get the frame up to the powder coater.
Don't think I'll be needing these bits
Bare bones
Don't think I'll be needing these bits
Bare bones
Wee Al B- Clubman Racer
- Number of posts : 184
Age : 54
Location : Irvine
My bike(s) : 1998 Blade, 2003 CB1300
Registration date : 2010-03-23
Re: Project Very Slow
(note to self, get a hand putting it back in) i know about that one, if you are having to fit it on your own as you have the front end off put the engine in place and lower the frame over it and bolt it in then use the abba stand to lift it then put the forks on thats how i have done it in the past,what colour you doing the frame?
scotty80- Website/Forum Owner
- Number of posts : 846
Age : 43
Location : redhill surrey
My bike(s) : 97 rrv
Registration date : 2009-05-06
Re: Project Very Slow
It had crossed my mind about refitting it like that Scotty, sounds like the way to go now you've said that it works.
Satin black for the frame is my thought and the same for the swingarm and yolks (once I get someone to make me a set lol)
Satin black for the frame is my thought and the same for the swingarm and yolks (once I get someone to make me a set lol)
Wee Al B- Clubman Racer
- Number of posts : 184
Age : 54
Location : Irvine
My bike(s) : 1998 Blade, 2003 CB1300
Registration date : 2010-03-23
Re: Project Very Slow
Decision made. Bike's getting broken for parts.
Don't seem to have the time to spend on it that I'd like, so cutting my losses before they increase.
Don't seem to have the time to spend on it that I'd like, so cutting my losses before they increase.
Wee Al B- Clubman Racer
- Number of posts : 184
Age : 54
Location : Irvine
My bike(s) : 1998 Blade, 2003 CB1300
Registration date : 2010-03-23
Re: Project Very Slow
I know that feeling mate, mines getting shoved into the back of the garage. Just seems to be a money pit, I'm looking at getting myself a standard blade and just riding the bloody thing.
Cove- Superstock Racer
- Number of posts : 226
Age : 44
Location : Horley, Surrey
My bike(s) : CBR900RR Bitza Blades
Registration date : 2009-07-09
Re: Project Very Slow
Cove wrote:
I'm looking at getting myself a standard blade and just riding the bloody thing.
I think that's what any cash I make will go towards
Wee Al B- Clubman Racer
- Number of posts : 184
Age : 54
Location : Irvine
My bike(s) : 1998 Blade, 2003 CB1300
Registration date : 2010-03-23
Re: Project Very Slow
been looking at autotrader religously, whats the odds that the the cheap blades (or vfrsssh) disappear at the end of the month when I've got some disposable income floating around!!
Cove- Superstock Racer
- Number of posts : 226
Age : 44
Location : Horley, Surrey
My bike(s) : CBR900RR Bitza Blades
Registration date : 2009-07-09
Re: Project Very Slow
That's the usual way Cove lol
Just need to get a list of bits and get a post in For Sale before sticking stuff on Ebay.
Just need to get a list of bits and get a post in For Sale before sticking stuff on Ebay.
Wee Al B- Clubman Racer
- Number of posts : 184
Age : 54
Location : Irvine
My bike(s) : 1998 Blade, 2003 CB1300
Registration date : 2010-03-23
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