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| Those 2 Mofos Rollin Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Hampton, VA
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| Off season plans
What are you guys gonna do... ive got some very IN YER FACE! adjustable rearsets and a 520 conversion with my current gearing planned. i may also remove and clean my injectors, and flush my cooling system and remove my flapper and put in my gutted intake. if all goes as planned i may be running some forged Magnesium wheels next season also. ![]() If i have my way, ill score a pr of Brembo rotors, or something similar, some kind of aftermarket, rotors. |
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| NC Sasquatch Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Union Ridge, NC
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The plans are to leave for Barber in 16 hours |
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| Those 2 Mofos Rollin Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Hampton, VA
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| The 919 project continues Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Seattle, WA
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| The 919 project continues Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Seattle, WA
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| Those 2 Mofos Rollin Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Hampton, VA
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gutted intake is basicakly where you remove the flapper and then cut upen the intake duct and shave off all the plastic baffling things, and reseal it. its a poor man's version of the HRC intake. dont know about pics, because i lost my camera at NJMP this past weekend. | |
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| Signifer Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Texas
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Offseason? What is that? It is in the mid 70s right now and beautiful outside. Will be going on the Phantom Thunder ride tomorrow at Ft Hood. Should be about 1300 riders for the trip. Heading over to the veterans cemetary for a memorial for the fallen soldiers. So, what is this off-season thing you speak of? Is that when it is too hot to ride? ![]() Shawn |
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| snow hater Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Omaha, NE
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| Tirone?? Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: SoCal
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I was wondering what this off-season is as well. 80 Here today. I guess my plans are for new rubber somewhat soon.
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| Pilus Posterior Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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| The 919 project continues Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Seattle, WA
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My only off-season are the days we actually get snow in the city, which is just a few days each year. A few days this week it's been about 40 degrees and raining when I leave for work. A little wet but not a bad ride. The rides home are almost 60 degrees. Keep the snow away and I'll be good...
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| Optio Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Brookings, SD
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Mines tucked away for the off season. Other than some different rear-sets and carbon side panels I've done pretty much everything I'd like to do to her. And it's snowing pretty heavy outside here right now 3' plus feet out in the Hills right now, 3-6" expected here.Slippery on the way home and than just walked up to get my old huntin truck, which needed some new brake lines and I had to put the thing in 4x4 as I was slippin all over with it. |
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| Those 2 Mofos Rollin Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Hampton, VA
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All you socal, and texass mofos can kiss my arse |
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| ***Wing Chun*** | Cleaning up the rear of my RC...Fender Kit on order, 520 DID Conversion and will change to 15/41 gearing, Will tear it down and get the PAIR mod done, New rear tire(looked like previous owner abused it a little), Braided brake lines, New front signals...And maybe a few other things pending their cost(Levers, Rear Sets, Sato Frame sliders, rear hugger, windscreen, LED tail lamp...) |
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| I am BATMAN!!! Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Ft. Collins CO
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Looking to add another bike to the stable again, havent had something sporty in the garage since the 954 left this spring. Actually looking at some that have some damage as I dont mind the winter project of fixing up, if I can get em cheap enough. I dont care about resale and you know I wouldnt be able to leave it stock anyway.
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| Those 2 Mofos Rollin Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Hampton, VA
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would you by any chance be interested in a aftermarker rear wheel? i bought one with the intention to retrofit it, but it wont fit my RR, without custom machined spacers. http://www.1000rr.net/forums/showthread.php?t=54391 lemme know. | |
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| ***Wing Chun*** | Quote:
Damn you post alot on rr.net ![]() No, Not interested...Thanks though | |
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| Those 2 Mofos Rollin Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Hampton, VA
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Hey now. be nice. Truth is I hardly post as much as I used to.
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| Those 2 Mofos Rollin Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Hampton, VA
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Cmon man, I'll even cut you a 2 for 1 deal on these rims. I have no use for em. And I really don't wanna chance machining new spacers and measuring and cutting and all that.
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| ***Wing Chun*** | NO pun intended...just picking on ya Quote:
You have pics? I really dont have any use for them. Wheels on mine are fine. Are these both just OEM wheels | |
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| US Army Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Killeen, Texas
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scgstuff, are you located in killeen? i'm headed to ft hood in march. i've been checking out the weather and i'm going to love it. so basically i'll be moving in the offseason to a place with little to no offseason and hopefully getting some yosh pipes.
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| Easily Bored Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Indianapolis, IN
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Off season, hmmm.... On the 919 I have visions of completing the black powercoating. Tear down the front end, black out the forks and triple trees, as well as the side frame brackets. If I really get rolling I might lightly polish the swing arm and outer edge of the wheels. Needs an oil change and overall maintenance as well. On the 599 I need to replace the speedo housing, have had a new one in the garage ever since we bought the bike. Also need to modify the kickstand so it sits more solidly since the bike's been lowered. Have some cool Hornet decals for the rear cowling as well. FJR and Vulcan 500 need nothing other than a good bath and some gas stabilizer before they go under cover. The 350 Four is the big project this winter, want to take it all apart, clean and polish everything, work on the carbs, have the gas tank cleaned out, and make it run! The BSA will probably continue to sit sadly under an old blanket leaking oil on the floor. Now, how much of the above I'll actually get done is the big question. I can guarantee that I'll meet my goals with the FJR, Vulcan and BSA though! |
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| Those 2 Mofos Rollin Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Hampton, VA
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| ***Wing Chun*** |
where did you get the forged from...only way i'd consider it would be if i could get a matching front...but i doubt if i will do either...i looked last night on rr.net and didn't see any pics
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| Signifer Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Texas
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| Those 2 Mofos Rollin Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Hampton, VA
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Same size and width as OEM much lighter, and has a sick "cush drive" that minimizes drive loss. I actually bought it from Mike. |
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| Those 2 Mofos Rollin Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Hampton, VA
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Pics are still there, but the start on post #14, and there are more further on in the thread.
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| ***Wing Chun*** | Quote:
I'll think about it but $300 right now is a bit much...especially now that we're steppin into the Holiday season. I saw all the pics...Looks great I guess keep me posted on the status (still have it or sold it)Thanks, Chris | |
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| Those 2 Mofos Rollin Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Hampton, VA
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some dude asked about the stocker, the hipoint is still open. yes that same Mike ![]() where is he anyway. havent seen him post in a while. |
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| Flat you Lance Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: San jose
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I can help with this if you can measure and make a drawing. | |
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| Official thread derailer Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: right here
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10 cords of wood cut and split, prepping the snow blower this w/e. 919 is up on stands and probably won't be touched until Spring. Tearing apart the Triumph and Honda CM250, going through every nook and cranny on both bikes and replacing any age related issues. Finally have the wife talked into making the CM a cafe project as she's short and cafe style would actually fit her better.
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| What about the Creedence Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Burlington, NC
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Ive got a couple that I didnt complete - #1 - 1993 ZX7 trackbike - I got this bike in a couple of parts, frame, forks, and wheels together - engine laying in floor along with a ton of parts. Got Frame/subframe powder coated and my inside sources @ Ohilins are building me a Scott Russel daytona spec one off shock for it and thats where it stopped - #2 - 1992 ZX7R - got lined up for fine dialing in and getting flat slides to work correctly #3 - 1993 CBR 600F2 streetfighter project - got this bike and a pallet- must put back together and paint everything black ! #4 - 1972 Yamaha R5 - gonna cafe this one, its nice, but, it would take alot of work to get it back to show level #5 - 1976 Suzuki RE5 - got a guy lined up to get this beast back running, he is even anxious about it ! Whne his work load gets lighter, its going to the shop ! |
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| Moderator Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: The woods of CT
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Wow, a RE5 rotary. Must get that one running. What condition is it in? |
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| What about the Creedence Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Burlington, NC
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Really,really nice ! I got it from the original owner ( bought it April 3 , 1976 ), its totally original, from the tires to the tool kit and only has 1473 miles on it - it turns over pretty well and seems to have decent compression but the carb is totally filled with dry tarnish and I just dont know wnough about those carbs to even look at them . Come to find out a buddy of mine went to school on thme when he was first starting out as a tech way back in '76 so hes looking forward to gettign to mess with it.
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| Moderator Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: The woods of CT
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Nice find. Please post up a few pics. Good luck getting it running. |
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| What about the Creedence Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Burlington, NC
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Thanks !!
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| Those 2 Mofos Rollin Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Hampton, VA
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| Those 2 Mofos Rollin Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Hampton, VA
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Lucky me, i met a guy that has a RC51 that he bought a while back and it had a Brembo 19x18 Master Cylinder. He thought it was more bling than he needed on a street bike, so i traded my stock 1k RR master and lever and reservoir for his Brembo setup. so now i have a 19x18 Brembo MC on my bike, and i frickin LOVE IT!!! |