Remember the rage with pc cases showing off the internals a few years back
Hi all this is my zxr250 after 2year rebuild
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- CaNsA
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Re: Hi all this is my zxr250 after 2year rebuild
Failing full perspex side panels, what about cutting a window in there and filling the windows with clear plastic/perspex?
Remember the rage with pc cases showing off the internals a few years back
			
			
									
									
						Remember the rage with pc cases showing off the internals a few years back
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Re: Hi all this is my zxr250 after 2year rebuild
you got me thinking now how cool would it be to have clear perspex rocker cover and engine covers so you see the internals working that would be way out there have'nt seen much of that out there I'd say
what do you think...
			
			
									
									
						what do you think...
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Re: Hi all this is my zxr250 after 2year rebuild
chewy hat comment = ill eat my hat if that looks good type thing? no? >.<
			
			
									
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Re: Hi all this is my zxr250 after 2year rebuild
Oh I see must be lost in translation between UK speak and Aussie speak as I guess we have different sayings.Daniel.p wrote:chewy hat comment = ill eat my hat if that looks good type thing? no? >.<
So are you eating your hat then?
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Re: Hi all this is my zxr250 after 2year rebuild
Hey dude, 
I asked on another forum about clear fairings.
http://www.bikechatforums.com/viewtopic ... highlight=
			
			
									
									
						I asked on another forum about clear fairings.
http://www.bikechatforums.com/viewtopic ... highlight=
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Re: Hi all this is my zxr250 after 2year rebuild
Thanks would look alright I guess I'm looking into how hard it is to make clear engine covers out of expoxyCaNsA wrote:Hey dude,
I asked on another forum about clear fairings.
http://www.bikechatforums.com/viewtopic ... highlight=
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Re: Hi all this is my zxr250 after 2year rebuild
something along these lines?
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Re: Hi all this is my zxr250 after 2year rebuild
yeah like that but would have to make my own cause cant find any already made.
want a rocker/ valve cover so you can see the cams running
lots of hours moulding to acheive that but would have to make inside mould of the cover and then make outside mould sandwich them together and pour epoxy in the hole very hard to do might give it a shot
			
			
									
									
						want a rocker/ valve cover so you can see the cams running
lots of hours moulding to acheive that but would have to make inside mould of the cover and then make outside mould sandwich them together and pour epoxy in the hole very hard to do might give it a shot
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Re: Hi all this is my zxr250 after 2year rebuild
psycleworkz do a clear clutch window for the zxr4 and they're custom made so im pretty sure if you send your casings off they'll do the work. Heres the link, hope it helps. http://www.psycleworkz.com/
			
			
									
									
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Re: Hi all this is my zxr250 after 2year rebuild
Hello and welcme to the forum 
Nice work!
			
			
									
									
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Re: Hi all this is my zxr250 after 2year rebuild
Awesome work mate! I have one myself so very interesting to see what you've done. What did you use to polish the frame, etc?
			
			
									
									
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Re: Hi all this is my zxr250 after 2year rebuild
Come on MM, where on earth do you get these exhausts?! I've actually made quite alot of mess on my desk since seeing those pics. I'm interested in the RPM dual or 4-2-2. Would these fit the 400? Are the header spacings the same as the 250?
Oh, and whilst i've got you here, do you know much about the BEET 441cc 13.5:1 pistons? I've seen JE pistons doing a 444cc kit, but it's only 12.5:1. Am i right in thinking that the beet ones will be better quality? And would the extra compression be desireable?
			
			
									
									Oh, and whilst i've got you here, do you know much about the BEET 441cc 13.5:1 pistons? I've seen JE pistons doing a 444cc kit, but it's only 12.5:1. Am i right in thinking that the beet ones will be better quality? And would the extra compression be desireable?
I do 700 miles a week in all weathers including snow, that's roughly 35,000 miles a year, and some weekend warrior biker has the nerve to get out of his Audi at work to tell me to I was riding far too fast in the wet (over taking at 50... fast eh?).
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Re: Hi all this is my zxr250 after 2year rebuild
I bought my own freestanding buffer which you use a mixture of stiched sisal buff with a dry cutting compound for rough polish and remove scratches, and then a soft loose leaf calco buff with the colour as it is called, its a very hard compoundthis is what gives it the depth and shine.Richard2703 wrote:Awesome work mate! I have one myself so very interesting to see what you've done. What did you use to polish the frame, etc?
And did I forget to mention the 200hrs
