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concernedkiwi
1st July 2012, 16:29
Hi guys.
Would anyone have the nohow to do this or no of anyone that I could contact to get a plan together for something similer.
I love the ridged look but my spine dosnt like the state of our southland roads. Any info appreciated.
http://www.xs650chopper.com/2010/09/xs-650-weld-on-soft-tail/
And it's learner rider legal!
bogan
1st July 2012, 16:51
Ridged looking? is that for her pleasure :innocent:
Dunno of anybody in your area, but we have plenty of good internet advice for ya!
jellywrestler
1st July 2012, 17:15
And it's learner rider legal!
not yet
not yet
You'd bloody hope it never is. Possibly the worst handling motorcycle on the planet in standard form.
tigertim20
1st July 2012, 18:24
I would think most engineering places could figure that out for you, it doesnt look massively complicated, though youd be up for a cert I think - no problem if the work is done by a qualified engineer though.
head down to your local eng. place and have a chat, if they cant do it, theyll be able to recommend someone who can.
pete376403
1st July 2012, 18:36
Find a swingarm off an early Yam IT400 and have that grafted in - they had a similar setup, but with the spring/damper unit under the tank
BIG DOUG
3rd July 2012, 19:21
I have ridden my rigid shovel from wellington to invercargill no probs at all, but I do have a fox mtb shock under the seat and I think that makes the difference.I think a good engineer should have no probs fabbing that, might be pricy though.
Road kill
4th July 2012, 16:20
You'd bloody hope it never is. Possibly the worst handling motorcycle on the planet in standard form.
:lol:You need to get out more,,they never even came close to bad.
FJRider
4th July 2012, 16:35
And it's learner rider legal!
In standard form ... an XS650 might. But this one has been lightened/modified.
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