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Re: vtr. in the beginning....
Posted: Thu Nov 24, 2011 4:22 pm
by Kev L
Nice one centurion,

Re: vtr. in the beginning....
Posted: Thu Nov 24, 2011 4:38 pm
by rob...
Kev L wrote:Those look nice Rob, I am sure your neighbours will appreciate their windows rattling!!!!
the local tractor-davidson brigade all have straight thru pipes, at least i'm making an attempt at silencing..... the can came with a db killer, but i don't really want to use it!
Re: vtr. in the beginning....
Posted: Thu Nov 24, 2011 6:47 pm
by agentpineapple
i do like sp engineerings carbon tri oval stubby end cans, a pair of them would look the nuts on my bike, and they might be a bit quieter than the race titanium jobbies i've got on mine now.........

Re: vtr. in the beginning....
Posted: Thu Nov 24, 2011 7:02 pm
by rob...
and cheap... big bore carbon can, polished stainless hanger and db killer; under £120. quality looks really good too.
Re: vtr. in the beginning....
Posted: Fri Nov 25, 2011 9:09 pm
by rob...
damn e-bay and friday nights in!!!
now it will have R1 2009 radial usd forks and 6 pot radial calipers!!
any one want the black usd forks and blue spot calipers is the pics on the other page??? LOL.

vtr. in the beginning....
Posted: Fri Nov 25, 2011 9:42 pm
by lloydie
That's just greedy lol
Can't ride but it don't stop me trying
Re: vtr. in the beginning....
Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2011 1:02 pm
by rob...
radial forks and calipers arrived today
r1 wheel is temp fitted in the swing arm, with 200 tyre, all seems good so far.
hopefully back up on it's wheels over the weekend.
lovely weather for it.

Re: vtr. in the beginning....
Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2011 10:01 pm
by tony.mon
Pix Pix Pix Pix Pix Pls.
Re: vtr. in the beginning....
Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2011 10:40 pm
by klu
tony.mon wrote:Pix Pix Pix Pix Pix Pls.
+1
And a video of how that SP exhaust sounds would be great

Re: vtr. in the beginning....
Posted: Fri Dec 09, 2011 3:36 pm
by sirch345
rob... wrote:radial forks and calipers arrived today
r1 wheel is temp fitted in the swing arm, with 200 tyre, all seems good so far.
hopefully back up on it's wheels over the weekend.
lovely weather for it.

Rob, those radial forks should be the biz

How did you get on lining up the final drive chain with the 200 section rear tyre
Chris.
Re: vtr. in the beginning....
Posted: Fri Dec 09, 2011 7:34 pm
by rob...
i've only roughly lined the chain up so far, it clears the tyre, but only just.
hope to make progress tomorrow, weather permitting.
forks are in, wheel in, all lines up, R1 bits seem multi-interchangable.
the '09 radial forks fit into the '02 yokes. the '03 wheel, spindle and spacers fit the '09 forks, the '02 yokes hold the '09 forks the right distance apart, the '02 mudguard fits the '09 forks.
i've had to put the fork legs in the mill and lower the caliper mounts 6mm, as the '03 discs are 298mm, and the '09 ones are 310mm.
hopefully there won't be any nasty surprises when i fit the calipers. if needs be i can space the discs out or mill the wheel to sit them in a bit.
top yoke's drilled, risers and bars are on. got a choice of 3 radial brake master cylinders, (greedy, lol), headlight, bar end mirrors and indicators ready to go on.
hope it doesn't rain in the morning!!
oh, and the FCR's finally arrived today, (fekkin customs kept 'em nearly 3 weeks!), they're beautiful.... tiny rose jointed throttle linkage, mmmmmm
*thinks*
hmm, now i've got a set to copy, i wonder if it's feasible to buy a set of 41's for a jap 4 and make 2 sets of carbs for 'storms???? i'll need to buy an extra accelerator pump, but maybe????
Re: vtr. in the beginning....
Posted: Sat Dec 10, 2011 4:09 pm
by rob...
chain run.
haven't run the lazer down it yet, poss the rear sprocket has to go over a few mil, or maybe offset both sprockets a little.
rear caliper centred on the disc by pumping the brake a few times, then holding it on.
the important gap here is the inside one, which is the thickness of a 20mm washer...
the outer one's not quite as critical, but turns out to be 3 20mm washers, (for now, 'til i turn a spacer up).
discs are same dia. (220mm).
'P' for phat ass. lol.
front end coming along.
side rads are going, i've bought a pair of aprilia RSV ones, which are about the same size, but forward facing.
as with all my projects, this'n probably snow-ball into something huge, especially as i've just picked up a trellis frame for £50.....

Re: vtr. in the beginning....
Posted: Sat Dec 10, 2011 6:11 pm
by agentpineapple
bloody hell mate, i thought i was bad with buying things, its starting to look the nuts tho,i ain't jealous tho honest........

Re: vtr. in the beginning....
Posted: Sat Dec 10, 2011 6:31 pm
by rob...
e-bay, gotta love it.
tyre was 1/2 price, had rear wheel complete already. forks and calipers were less than what i can sell the other R1 forks for....
plus selling all the storm stuff i'm taking off....
R1 sprocket is 43 tooth, so up 2 on the back might liven it up a bit.
Re: vtr. in the beginning....
Posted: Sat Dec 10, 2011 6:40 pm
by agentpineapple
i'm about to put a 42t supersprox on the rear and a 15t talon on the front, like you said it should make things more interesting, unless i sort out a speedo healer i'll have to keep an eye on my speedo......
