My On going project

Here's a chance to show off your zxr400, so get them digital cameras out and show us some piccies.Rebuilding your bike or modding it then let everyone in on it.

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look cool mate!! i'd leave em, but you do need to mate them up to the bike cos colours can clash dreadfully.
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The torrent of incoming parts has now slowed to a dribble, a shadow of its former self, much to my dissapointment.

Lately the only input to the project, is painting the calipers, wiring the shotguns in properly. I have spent alot of time working on the mirrors, but no pics until its done. Got new seals for the rear caliper, and need to paint it still. I have just bought a screen, but no pics until its on the bike, once the whole thing is painted.

Waiting on parts to come back from powdercoaters, and zx6r shock is on the way, need the wheels blasting before they can go for powdercoat. Need to pay fallsoffslowly for a mudguard (if your reading, sorry for delay, it will be in the bank tomorrow - friday 1st june).

Need to trim the hugger, unsure about how much still :(
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Looking great Andy! :smt003 You gonna do anything about that top yoke?
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I'll do the top yoke one weekend once its back on the road. Its been too long.
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Northern ANdy wrote:I'll do the top yoke one weekend once its back on the road. Its been too long.
Mine looks exactly the same after a few years of rain and rotting in a dusty shed ..

Can you tell me how you plan to polish it up? A sort of mini howto?
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cool we can have a polished yoke competition :smt003

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Is that on your bike baz, cos that looks sweet
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yes mate
here's the before pic
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not wanting to pinch this thread so don't forget to take a look at my build thread for more polishing.

now back to Andys build.....................
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Post by superman »

Thats a nice bit of craftmanship to be fair, did you send it away or do it yourself....

what was your streetfighter before you transformed it anyway, was it a sports bike? and how long has it taken to do?
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Now i see you done the swinger but not the frame i reckon those rearsets would look good black.
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superman wrote:Thats a nice bit of craftmanship to be fair, did you send it away or do it yourself....

what was your streetfighter before you transformed it anyway, was it a sports bike? and how long has it taken to do?
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done all the polishing myself mate. see here http://www.zxrworld.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2634
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Post by Northern ANdy »

not having a polished yoke anywhere near my bike lol. Sod the rearsets now they can stop as they are for now. Need to ride a bike.

EDIT will probably polish the rearsets one weekend to keep some uniformity
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Post by eagle »

Nice work. I think some riff chain adjuster would fit your bike perfectly.

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what are riff adjusters?

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Cleaned up ok

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