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Hi and i have been registered sometime now , but due to my mother falling ill , i havnt been able to get on much , but all is well now and ive started work on the bike.
Here she is a few months in , polished the fram and swinging arm and a few other bits


painted the hugger white


then the fun begins, after doing a search for a nice rear end , i started making my own ,this has involed cutting of the zxr side panel and matching to an R6 rear end, and under tray.

back in place but no zxr panel


zxr panels cut ready to join




few brackets made to join the pair then some mesh , ready for fibre glass , the rear frame has been totally moded and ill do some photos of that later,



filler section betwween seats


quite a few hours work and ive used the original front seat but made a rear pad to fit the back end, all in filler primer now.



finally looking like a bike again



first coats of paint last night , green and pearl , no clear on it yet ,



hugger is now green , as the undertray will be pearl and it would look to much white at the rear


so thats where im at , just waiting for the guy to deliver the undertray and lights so i can paint and fit that , tonight i will paint the blue the clear, flat and polish the week end, ill do my best to keep posting as and when , hope you like it

i dont normally like "funny backends", but thats a good job you've done there .. if the pillion pad section was parallel to the top of the tank it'd be even better..

what are you painting it with ? 2k or rattle cans ?

zimm wrote:i dont normally like "funny backends", but thats a good job you've done there .. if the pillion pad section was parallel to the top of the tank it'd be even better..

what are you painting it with ? 2k or rattle cans ?

i did have it with it level with the tank , but looks silly far to low and the udertray lights would face down and not the same angle as the r6, the r6 uses the seat pad to correct the angle , this is only my first vesion of the seat and the next one will apear more parallel, saying that it looks more angled in the picture than it does when the bike is stood up straight in the flesh, im using spray cans mixed by Jawel paints.

Looking good my friend looking very good,nice job.

Jawel? You any near wolves?

Got the blue on tonight and 3 layers of clear , just need it to go hard before the buffing,

here she is now , couldnt fit the front seat because its still tacky , and i still havnt recieved the r6 undertray.





really happy with the finish and still got to flat and g3 ,

Neosophist wrote:Jawel? You any near wolves?

im in sedgley mate , jawel paints in dudley i used , color match is great £10 for a made up spray can ,
Mick

As it goes thats not a bad job at all. Just need a matching front i always find when people mod the rear seat unit.

RedexRobB wrote:As it goes thats not a bad job at all. Just need a matching front i always find when people mod the rear seat unit.

oh no i love the front end

I love it too, but they never match a modern rear end.....

never say never

great work excellent skills, but your gonads are gonna get smashed into the tank constantly, the angle is just too high!
Just my opinion

looks high , but in fact the front seat will still be at the same angle as the standard bike, made sure of that with steel work and pading , so no damage to me or me bits, the seat isnt fitted in the picture so you cant see it , the very tip of the back end is only 50mm higher tham the standard zxr bike panel , just less of that saggy fat back end under it ,

really happy i spent the time and effort to finish the bike in the same colors , and not go for the simple "paint the whole thing black white or solid green and stick ninja stickers on it " makes the bike look standard ,,,almost.
Mick

savage job,the passenger seat looks spot on

dr-6pot wrote:

Neosophist wrote:Jawel? You any near wolves?

im in sedgley mate , jawel paints in dudley i used , color match is great £10 for a made up spray can ,
Mick

Your literally 5 minutes away from me

Theres a Jawel on the Cannock Road too...