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bigwheels zzr1200
by bigwheels » Wed Jul 14, 2010 5:21 pm
Heres a pic of my kwakalust!
They call me the breeze, I just keep rolling down the road.--J J Cale
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Re: bigwheels zzr1200
by hoffy » Wed Jul 14, 2010 5:31 pm
nice hyperbike mate...they do respond well to a stiffen up, have you done any mods? nice colour ! 
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Re: bigwheels zzr1200
by laidback » Wed Jul 14, 2010 5:40 pm
very nice...love the colour.
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Re: bigwheels zzr1200
by Gosling1 » Wed Jul 14, 2010 5:43 pm
yep, nice ride there mate
hard to believe that the 1986 GPZ1000RX, eventually morphed into that bike !!
hard to believe that the 1986 GPZ1000RX, eventually morphed into that bike !!
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Re: bigwheels zzr1200
by bigwheels » Thu Jul 15, 2010 8:48 am
Only mods so far are to fit some bar risers, 30mm makes a big difference. Rad gaurd, made it myself out of 3mm perforated aluminum I found lying around at work. 
The staintunes I snabbed off a honda blackbird instead of going for the zzr set. Advantage of doing this ,I was able to cut 10 inches of the lead pipe which gives them the "shorty" look. Bit of work in the pipe jig and they bolted up ok. Later fitted a corbin seat, not in this pic, and some braided stainless brake line front and rear. In a final statement of wooseness I put on some heated grips which are the ducks guts on a frosty morning.
The staintunes I snabbed off a honda blackbird instead of going for the zzr set. Advantage of doing this ,I was able to cut 10 inches of the lead pipe which gives them the "shorty" look. Bit of work in the pipe jig and they bolted up ok. Later fitted a corbin seat, not in this pic, and some braided stainless brake line front and rear. In a final statement of wooseness I put on some heated grips which are the ducks guts on a frosty morning.They call me the breeze, I just keep rolling down the road.--J J Cale
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Re: bigwheels zzr1200
by waynemorgan » Thu Jul 15, 2010 9:20 am
Looks great...gotta love a hyperbike 
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Re: bigwheels zzr1200
by WELDO » Sat Jul 17, 2010 10:59 pm
Nice Bike Biggin's 
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