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    SR250 project

    Hey, I bought a lil SR250 which is my first bike a couple weeks ago and I started cutting it up 2 nights ago, here's a few photos of it so far!

    Went quite well as I didn't really know what I was doing and just went off of common sense, but it's all worked out good in the end, still a bit more to do with little things but all in all I think it's coming along nicely!

    Am doing a lil bit more tomorrow like changing the front indicators, but I think i've got it (mostly) legal (aside from the lisence plate is sort of just hanging on the side...)

    (bike started out red, standard SR250)

    Will post up more photos of progress if anybody has any suggestions i'm all ears (as i said i'm learning as I go haha)
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    Looks like a bit of fun, have you seen the greasemonkeys site?
    They do all sorts of bobbers, cafe racers etc.. Yank, jap bikes etc.

    I have been thinking of doing a brat bike for a cheap commuter.

    http://greasemonkeys-nz.forumotion.net/

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    Put a big turbo on it and cut teh springs bro!

    I like the seat
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    Looking good for a first go there's a huge cult in Japan bobbing older bikes like the SR500, FT500, GN400 etc

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    Is the pipe a slip on/bolt on, or is the muffler part of a complete welded system? I am looking to go down the cafe route with one, but that pipe would have to be one of the first things to go. That and the seat/tailpiece

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    Looks sharp man! I remember when I had one of these, it was a pretty good commuter, haha.
    Withstood alot of bollocking too, lol.

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    Quote Originally Posted by richiejames View Post
    Hey, I bought a lil SR250 which is my first bike a couple weeks ago and I started cutting it up 2 nights ago, here's a few photos of it so far!

    Went quite well as I didn't really know what I was doing and just went off of common sense, but it's all worked out good in the end, still a bit more to do with little things but all in all I think it's coming along nicely!

    Am doing a lil bit more tomorrow like changing the front indicators, but I think i've got it (mostly) legal (aside from the lisence plate is sort of just hanging on the side...)

    (bike started out red, standard SR250)

    Will post up more photos of progress if anybody has any suggestions i'm all ears (as i said i'm learning as I go haha)
    what did you use for a rear fender?

    currently dicing up a xs250..

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