Now with added belly pan - Printable Version

Now with added belly pan - Printable Version

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Now with added belly pan - Kosmic Kartman - 30-04-12

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Re: Now with added belly pan - bludclot - 30-04-12

that looks sodding excellent! i'm particularly liking the swing arm brace that enable the centre stand to be retained.

Re: Now with added belly pan - Kosmic Kartman - 30-04-12

Cheers

Centre stand only goes on when Me Julie's getting worked on. There's not enough clearence to ride it with the stand up as it fouls on the swing arrn brace.

Re: Now with added belly pan - bludclot - 01-05-12

oh.

i acquired a pair of steel rods which i thread through each wheel axle and then use my paddock stands to lift mine if that's a helpful idea?

Mirrors - b1k3rdude - 01-05-12

@Kosmic

How do you get on with those handlebar mounted mirrors..? Im thinking of doing that as my mint '05 that I have only just bought suffers from the useal mirror vibes etc.

1. what is steering lock clearance like
2. how much elbows are in view..?
3. can you take some pics from the ride pos and the front of the bike..?

ta.

Re: Mirrors - Kosmic Kartman - 01-05-12

(01-05-12, 09:32 AM)b1k3rdude link Wrote: @Kosmic

How do you get on with those handlebar mounted mirrors..? Im thinking of doing that as my mint '05 that I have only just bought suffers from the useal mirror vibes etc.

1. what is steering lock clearance like
2. how much elbows are in view..?
3. can you take some pics from the ride pos and the front of the bike..?

ta.

1. No probs with steering lock? Mirrors don't come anywhere near the fairing or screen.
2. Excellent rear view. I don't see my elbows as I'm a pocket rocket in the first place at 5'7".
3. Yes. I can take some pics.

Mirrors are from a Kawasaki GT550. I've tried verious other aftermarket mirrors but unless you spend dosh they seem to be pretty crap and just for show. The ones from the GT550 are the mutts nuts. Not too long so they don't stick out too far. The right mirror is mounted on the brake res perch and the left is fitted on one of these...
http://compare.ebay.co.uk/like/190659731252?var=lv&ltyp=AllFixedPriceItemTypes&var=sbar&adtype=pla
I got a pair for a tenner.

Now with added belly pan - cable tie - 01-05-12

I think a belly pan finishes it off just nice, And the genuine yam ones are like rocking horse sh1t to get hold of.

Re: Now with added belly pan - pitternator - 02-05-12

yer bike really seems to have a front down look, or is that just the camera ?

Re: Now with added belly pan - Kosmic Kartman - 02-05-12

Hello Jon

Might be because of the camera or rather phone, and that it's perched on the centre stand with it's arse up in the air... agh, das why I love me julie!

Re: Now with added belly pan - 1967fazer - 02-05-12

Bang tidy that Big Grin

Re: Now with added belly pan - theboydougie - 03-05-12

That's looking good. I've just taken my R1 front end of mine and put her back to stock...still love the old girl, but she's lost a bit of her good looks :o

Re: Mirrors - b1k3rdude - 03-05-12

(01-05-12, 05:45 PM)Kosmic Kartman link Wrote: 3. Yes. I can take some pics.

Pics would be cool.

I forgot to ask, what are the vibes like now they are bat mounted, as you know stock one vibe at various speeds when your trying to see wtf is behind you etc..

Re: Now with added belly pan - Kosmic Kartman - 04-05-12

@ B1ck3rdude

The mirrors on there now are superb and are the best i've had fitted to bike so far. The pair that were on there before came from my Hyosung supermoto. Still good but not as good. The pair I had on previous to that were feckin shite. I had better mirrors on my Raliegh Choppers. Parked up, if the wind blew they would vibrate and go into spasm. Okay under 10 mph

The only downside with the ones I have fitted now as that 'Kawasaki' is moulded into the front of the mirror, but I can live with that. The mirrors give excellent reflection and definition way into three figure clock readings.

Re: Now with added belly pan - Kosmic Kartman - 13-05-12

For B1ck3rdude

Pics of the bar mounted mirrors.

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Re: Now with added belly pan - know your limitations - 13-05-12

Kosmic,

Love that side profile shot. Have you got a jack up kit on yours? If so, what size dog bones have you got? ()
I like that slight arse in the air look and want it for mine
Cheers
Simon

Re: Now with added belly pan - Kosmic Kartman - 14-05-12

The dog bones fitted are 126mm but the bike also has an R6 shock fitted supplied by Devilsyam. Remember that the R6 shock is shorter in lenght than the standard shock.

The dog bones I had fitted with the standard shock were 139mm.

Measurements are from centre of hole to centre of hole.

First pic has the standard length shock. the second picture has the R6 shock.

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Roughly the same ride hight though.

Re: Now with added belly pan - know your limitations - 16-05-12

Yep, that definitely looks the nuts.
Is it an easy job though? Block under back wheel, then undo the dog bone bolts and swap or is that too simple a description?

Re: Now with added belly pan - cable tie - 16-05-12

(16-05-12, 08:16 PM)know your limitations link Wrote: Yep, that definitely looks the nuts.
Is it an easy job though? Block under back wheel, then undo the dog bone bolts and swap or is that too simple a description?

Make sure you put it on the centre stand first to support frame weight otherwise you'll have a lowider :'(

Re: Now with added belly pan - Kosmic Kartman - 17-05-12

And to add what cable tie says. Chock the front wheel to stop the bike moving forward and off of the stand. If your bike toples onto you and you get a footpeg in the eye it will make you say 'Ouch!' very loudly.

:lol

Re: Now with added belly pan - ZiggyCol - 17-05-12

(17-05-12, 12:50 AM)Kosmic Kartman link Wrote: And to add what cable tie says. Chock the front wheel to stop the bike moving forward and off of the stand. If your bike toples onto you and you get a footpeg in the eye it will make you say 'Ouch!' very loudly.

:lol

or alternatively strap the centre stand to the front wheel which will also stop you 'lifting' the bike off the centre stand whilst working on it - especially when doing something like undoing the rear axle nut.