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Making a track bike from my Fz1s
#21
You have redeemed yourself by painting it yellow Big Grin
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#22
(05-02-17, 08:27 PM)dazza link Wrote: You have redeemed yourself by painting it yellow Big Grin

Thanks you lovely old Fokker



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#23
Bloody brilliant bill , great idea too!
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#24
has anyone come up with a mod for retaining the rear brake caliper holder still allowing for it to slide when adjusting the chain ? thay=ts when you remove the rear wheel of course


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#25
Nice job mr willy  :thumbup ..........i am a bit puzzled though....why would you want to restrict a track bike  ?
One, is never going to be enough.....
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#26
Great idea. Did you not know it's the law that you have to have speed blocks on yellow Yamahas though?  :lol
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#27
Decals are on going
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#28
Hey Slim, what a great idea. How much did you pay for the track plastics and tank? I did 3 track days last year and have been thinking of changing the Fazer for something more track focused. I might just save the money and do what you've done




Mickey.
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#29
Started doing the Speed block pattern but in an easier style also put wheel tape on. I am quite pleased what you can do for such little money.

The plastics are all originals I have collected from breakers , see first posts,, I then aerosol painted them.



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(13-02-17, 11:12 AM)fireblake link Wrote: Hey Slim, what a great idea. How much did you pay for the track plastics and tank? I did 3 track days last year and have been thinking of changing the Fazer for something more track focused. I might just save the money and do what you've done




Mickey.

Hi Mickey, I paid about £240 for all the parts and tank, £50 for paint .  I had some raised bars on the Fazer so I have turned them over to get a bit more of a racey riding position, works well. might move to clip ons.
See the first posts and see the panels. I have done three track days on it with the standard panels and it rides real nice, I love it.
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#31
So the kiddy bit,,stickers, yes stickers to break it up a bit ,


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#32
And the finished bike,,i think,,,apart from some maintenance


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#33
I have also got myself some spare wheels complete with the wet's I bought at  a wet Cadwell park , they are amazing to ride on in very very wet conditions, I could not believe how fast you can ride with them on with standing water everywhere


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#34
Looks fantastic Slim, really striking, got to paint the bellypan yellow now dude. I had a black one on mine and it just used to blend in. Ayellow one just jumps out on you and contrasts so well with the black frame and engine.....Do it....Do it  :lol
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#35
You my old tich are correct,,i forgot I still have to make one,,yes , make one, the blue one on there is my tidy one, its coming off,,may use it as a mould and extend it,,it sure will finish it off, I will try with fibre glass, as its hot underneath near the pipes, will try and make a race safe one 2"deep and complete,, a bit of a head scratcher I think
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#36
Looks excellent job Bill, will pop over and give it full inspection when weather picks up  Smile
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#37
Hi Jerbear !!!!!  I forgot about you me old mucker,  sure , pop over , I have the bike road legal, new mot etc so may call by while having a shakedown run, see what falls off,,lol :lol

Just got to laquer coat some of it to stop rubbing pinstripes, 

Be time to get the bikes out soon ,
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#38
Always welcome Bill, yes, can't wait for some decent weather.
If you come on the Fazer ...give us a nod....get the sunglasses on  :eek
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#39
I like it and you will have loads of fun riding around the outside of all the race reps.

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#40
Took it for a shakedown this afternoon , it went well, looking for the dry spots on the road.



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