F4i wnb stunter -build
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\r\n \r\n Today I took middle height adjust -parts off the clipons and it felt much better!
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\r\nAll the wires are almost there:
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\r\nI also took the stock exhaust off and tried how the 2nd hand slip-on sits on the bike:
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#22
\r\n \r\n Wow those clipons look better now! Nice and wide hey! Exhaust can.......Send it to me I dont think it looks good on YOUR bike!!!\r\n
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#23
\r\n \r\n im not a big fan of f4i tails i have a 600rr tail on my bike and i love it ive had it on for a full season now and only has a couple small cracks\r\n
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#24
\r\n \r\n awesome 900rr... f4i is coming along nice to!\r\n
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#25
\r\n \r\n Thanks for the positive feedback! I started to build the subframe yesterday. I also made a shark fin and few other minor things.
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\nHere\'s some pics:
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\nAnd that\'s where I started yesterday.
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\nExhaust can comes way too long from the side, I need to shorten that can littlebit and move it forward to get the proper angle and output.
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\nChain cut off (I got longer chain already) and rear wheel installed to see the correct ride height. I think I got enough subframe material (and that\'s not all material I got in this pic)
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\nSubframe\'s top needs to be narrowed to fit the front seat and the rear fairing\'s front section properly. Seat sits quite nice at the moment.
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\nHere\'s the subframe without front seat. Subframe\'s rear section will be as wide as the lower tubes are at the moment.\r\n
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#26
\r\n \r\n interested to see how this subframe turns out\r\n
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#27
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interested to see how this subframe turns out
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Me too This is my second metal fabrication- and welding attempt (the first one was that white 900rr in this thread). Anyway, that metaltube thing is starting get the shape of a subframe. Seats and fairing sits on the frame pretty nicely.
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\nPlenty of different mounts, supports and brackets to do... All joints need to be properly welded. Here\'s few pics of yesterday\'s progress:
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\nThat frame isn\'t as long and high as it seems on the picture... My friend\'s bike is just in front of me when I\'m taking theese pictures -> that\'s why this stupid point of view everytime
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\nIt\'s shape is quite close to original R6 subframe, as I have now compared (I didn\'t look any pictures of original R6 subframe before I started this subframe build).
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\nThe rear view. Actually I noticed that my F4i\'s original subframe was bent quite noticeably, this one seems much more straight \r\n
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#28
\r\n \r\n looking awesome buddy! Keep it up and keep us posted! Respecting your DIY!\r\n
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#29
\r\n \r\n I went to garage yesterday and welded all subframe\'s joints properly. Here\'s a little sneak peek with R6 tail:
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#30
\r\n \r\n I like that tail on it. Does it pull like an r6 now?\r\n
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