I can see how much grieve this front end is causing you, the best option is to send over to me
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Kawasaki Zx7 / Vtr hybrid machine 
stop talking sense ffs manVarastorm wrote: ↑Wed Dec 06, 2017 7:37 pm This is the reason old properties get grade 2 listed
Your obviously not happy Fab, sell it before you wreck it
Then make a better
Like me making a better Varadero/Vtr/Cbr hybrid death trap
Go back a year or two.. imagine your talking to someone down the pub & you get on to the subject of..........
(mate says) I heard some local guy has a Genuine Spondon VTR 1000 in his shed. It's a cracker, this fella's brought it back from the grave, he really is a fanatic & knows his stuff. Really good job too, It looks & sounds the dogs.
(Slurp of beer & a long pause.......)
(mate says) In fact it's so great he's fitting a Kawasaki Zx7r front end on it.
(instant spill the beer response)
(Fabio) WoW, that's exactly what I'd do if I had a Genuine Spondon Vtr 1000, I've always thought they needed a Kawasaki front end & am very surprised Spondon didn't do it.
Or would you of replied differently Fab
... well the 7 front will go in with just a change of stem.... im in no rush but...you have a point. im gona over time turn the yellow one into something different.. im so glad theres more sickos in the world than meVarastorm wrote: ↑Wed Dec 06, 2017 10:52 pm It would be a shame to over tinker with the Spondon Fabio.
You've done a really good job in bringing back a little piece of Vtr biking history. That's what it is Fab, a piece of history. Not a tragic mid life crisis tracker jalopy money pit build that I'm doing
Talking projects though, I've always liked Harris Magnums.
Originally I was thinking of having a removable rear subframe on the Tracker build & it would enable me to change things around later on, when I get bored, like your doing.
If this tracker effort ever gets sorted, next I would love to make a Vtr based Harris lookalike. The fairings do come up on eBay sometimes. I used to have a Gsxr1100j, last of the slabside bikes (3 spoke (160 wide woohoo) wheels) & love the style.
But it's a pipe dream at the moment.
Anyway, strap in, tonight's going to be wild I think. Hurricane thingamajig's on it's way, it's blowing a gale here already
. but your right its not a special thats being build but bringing a bike back from the dead..
Your are correct Tony:-
