Anyone with a braced swingarm

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Anyone with a braced swingarm

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A while ago there was a swingarm for sale on here that had an R1 brace grafted onto it. It was all polished up with an underslung caliper.If i remember correctly it was bought and fitted but corroded badly so ended up getting powder coated black. I am trying to find out what caliper bracket was used to move the caliper under the arm. This is a pic of the offending item.

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Or if anyone can i.d that caliper bracket that would be good. Thanx :D
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It look's abit like a early blade bracket, but the hole in the middle is bigger . . or has been made bigger ??

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/HONDA-CBR900-FIRE ... otohosting

I'm probably wrong thou :roll:

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Post by patty »

steve,
thats my old swinging arm.

the rear brake bracket is just a standard firestorm one.!!!with a litttle grinding here and there.



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patty wrote:steve,
thats my old swinging arm.

the rear brake bracket is just a standard firestorm one.!!!with a litttle grinding here and there.



pat
Cool thanks for that will get the grinder out then lol :D
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It's on my bike now... if you need to know anything else and Pat can't remember.
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gl_s_r wrote:It's on my bike now... if you need to know anything else and Pat can't remember.
Do you want to sell it?????????????? :lol:

Cannot be arsed doing one got so many things half done would be easier just to buy one done.

If you ever decide to sell it let me know first please. :D

And have you got any pics of it on ??????????????
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Post by SILVER ZIPPER »

I enquired about bracing mine last year at metmacheck in Alfreton £175, brace fitted and full polish.Unfortunately Silver was assasinated before i could have it done. :cry:
I HATE IT WHEN I HAVE TO PUT IT AWAY........
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rst steve wrote: And have you got any pics of it on ??????????????

theres some pics of it fitted to my bike somewhere in the photo gallery pics(workshop section)

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Here you goImage

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I will have it let me know how much you want for postage to Manchester and pm me your address and i will send you some beer tokens.

Cheers Timbo :D
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Timbo wrote:Sorry Steve, SilverZipper beat you to it by a good couple of hours mate.
Bloody typical that ebay it is then :cry:
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Post by gl_s_r »

It looks a little different now as I stripped it, flushed all the welds, had the few random holes filled and then re-powdered a bit thicker as it was thin in places. I will try and put a pic of it in black on here as soon as I take one in the next day or so. I still have the one I replaced at work if you are still looking for one to modify.
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gl_s_r wrote:It looks a little different now as I stripped it, flushed all the welds, had the few random holes filled and then re-powdered a bit thicker as it was thin in places. I will try and put a pic of it in black on here as soon as I take one in the next day or so. I still have the one I replaced at work if you are still looking for one to modify.
looking forward to seeing how it looks bud,
how's the rest of the bike looking????


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gl_s_r wrote:It looks a little different now as I stripped it, flushed all the welds, had the few random holes filled and then re-powdered a bit thicker as it was thin in places. I will try and put a pic of it in black on here as soon as I take one in the next day or so. I still have the one I replaced at work if you are still looking for one to modify.
Let me know what you want for it and i will see what i can do thanks. :D
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Post by gl_s_r »

Can't see no reason why you can't have it for postage only... has to be the done thing to help someone out if I can and to be honest it's only just sitting there after the swap.

Let me know where you want it sent.
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