7THSIN'S Track bike (non-Kwaka)

Dont worry, I still love my Kwaka, but this thing has a bit more power, and it's just for track purposes
Yes it has dents in the frame, which is why I got it cheap, and why I'm only using it at the track, feel free to offer you professional opinions on my frame dents, it's amazing what you can tell from a photo

When I bought it...



During....


Dash bracket I made at work, need to weld on a couple rods to support top fairing, I've made allowances for that.


Got a tank with it which is in and out of the paint shop at the moment.


New levers and braided lines


crash knobs for $70, cos one has a skuff on the bottom


Changed all fluids and filters, replaced chain and painted wheels


As of 5 minutes ago...


I'm half expecting you lot to hang shit on me 'cos it's a Poozuki, and it seems to be the general attitude of K riders (on this forum anyway)
So don't sugar coat your insults, give it to me straight

Cheers
Alex

Last edited by 7THSIN on Mon Apr 24, 2006 11:25 am, edited 1 time in total.

looks better now than it would have before

Looks good.

Got the rear fairing yet? Could be precious grams saved by taking to the rear subframe with a hacksaw and removing the pillion section

Fairings haven't arrived yet

I was told by *fairing company* that they had never made a customer miss a meeting before, well it looks like I'm the first.

I'll chop a few bits and peices off the rear subframe, but I want to work out if I can use anything for tie-down points first.

These are the spare fairings I bought, $260 to my door

Onya mate the important thing is your out there having a go in much safer surrounds. Paint it green or orange an all will be forgiven.

Has it been to a frame straightener at all?? So long as you got it for the right price it looks like a sweet trakie bike and who cares what breed it is some of our esteemed qld members bring there yamahardlies and we still park beside them.

No it hasnt been to the straighteners, I doubt it needs it.
There was no suspension damage, and the bike tracks straight and true on the road, even with my hands off the bars, rides like a dream.

Mate take the tip from "Nana" get it to the straighteners. Takes bugger all to twist a scoot let alone one that has dents in the frame. I'd be surprised if the straigtener doesnt find 2 places where it's outta alignment.
Murphy's law says it wont show up till your 12/10ths up the inside of some mug & she goes "Pop thats right i'm twisted" & tosses you into the weeds along with some poor other bugger.

I was at the track today and had a chat to a guy with the same model bike, he gave me the hot tip for frame repair in SA, I'll be heading there when I get access to a trailer

Looks the goods mate, let us know when you're taking her out and I'll come have a butchers

My wife rides a GSXR600K1........ She really seems to like it....

Looks the goods mate, let us know when you're taking her out and I'll come have a butchers

24th & 29th @ Malllala providing there arent any catastrophies in my life in between now and then

My wife rides a GSXR600K1........ She really seems to like it....

so ur saying hes got a girls bike??



Is Snowy Ardill the guy ur gunna go see??
everyone in SA talks of snowy...

WOOO HOOO A PROPER BIKE


of course i mean that in the sence that u fixed it ur self, not that its a SUZUKI (WOOO HOOO A SUZUKIIIIIIIII SOME TASTE !)