R1 tailed streetfighter project

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motostorm
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Re: R1 tailed streetfighter project

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looks good nice position with the seat unit :thumbup: :thumbup:


i played around with the fork position in the yoke a bit with , my own r1 front end , im happy with where its set now , ill measure where it ended up if any use to ya :thumbup:
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stormsmasher
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Re: R1 tailed streetfighter project

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Hahaha

I need to pull my finger out, I have fitted most of the electrics just need to make an exhaust and find a smaller battery.

You can't rush these things :oops:

Daz
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Re: R1 tailed streetfighter project

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stormsmasher wrote:Hahaha

I need to pull my finger out, I have fitted most of the electrics just need to make an exhaust and find a smaller battery.

You can't rush these things :oops:

Daz
Well done Daz, at least you're getting there :thumbup:

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Re: R1 tailed streetfighter project

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Nice job :thumbup: looks factory fit wheres thek battery fitted :confused
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stormsmasher
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Re: R1 tailed streetfighter project

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I intend to fit the battery in the same place a standard R1. I have to fit a smaller since the conversion eats into the standard space.

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Re: R1 tailed streetfighter project

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I had the same problem with a little 250 cafe racer a while ago; I fitted two tiny ones in parallel to give me enough current.

Several years ago I used two six-volt batts in series when I did a 12 volt conversion on a six volt bike.
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