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  1. #16
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    Whatever looks like your on your way to be kicked out of this forum as well

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    Quote Originally Posted by HenryDorsetCase View Post
    I own an 09 Street Triple which has two D-cup round headlights. The big reason I havent upgraded is I dont like the cateye look.

    Somewhere on my random internet travels I've seen a retro round headlight conversion kit for the current pussy eyes set-up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AllanB View Post
    Predator swingarm and rear wheel? How did that go fitting and aligning it?

    I owned a Hornet 900 with lottsa mods for 8 years. Great bikes.


    Your pipe must be a rowdy bugger I ran twin Yoshis with modified db killers and that was vocal (and I'd done a repack last year).

    IMO ignore the black engine suggestion - the titanium engines look much better - the last (07) Hornets had a full black engine and to me looked bland and a bit tryhard.
    The swing arm was a long job with all the shimming but once done it handles alot better now,
    Yes I'll keep the motor as is looking in to turbo at the min and a upside down front end

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    Looks pretty good fella,rear ends nice...did you do it yourself? At one stage was going to do similar on my old Suzuki but got lazy and gave it away.Personally dont like the headlights but hey as you say each to there own,theres some pretty sweet aftermarket can options out there that would really set that rear end off imho.Good work and nice to see...these days "modding" a motorcycle seems to mean to many buy a new helmet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by steveworth62 View Post
    Whatever looks like your on your way to be kicked out of this forum as well


    As if its up to you, newbie Honda-boy..

    You may be well on the way to being - laughed - "out of this forum as well" - for being so.. well, oversensitive..

    &, anyhow.. what is it with you & the faux Speed Triple fetish?

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    Quote Originally Posted by steveworth62 View Post
    The swing arm was a long job with all the shimming but once done it handles alot better now,
    Yes I'll keep the motor as is looking in to turbo at the min and a upside down front end

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    Meant to say about the front end,fitted a later model GSXR to mine and about the best thing i could have done,works fantastic and looks the goods.Shims/caliper spacers...job done.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 98tls View Post
    Looks pretty good fella,rear ends nice...did you do it yourself? At one stage was going to do similar on my old Suzuki but got lazy and gave it away.Personally dont like the headlights but hey as you say each to there own,theres some pretty sweet aftermarket can options out there that would really set that rear end off imho.Good work and nice to see...these days "modding" a motorcycle seems to mean to many buy a new helmet.
    Yes all my own work front end next

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    Quote Originally Posted by steveworth62 View Post
    Yes all my own work front end next

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    What are you going to use?
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    Quote Originally Posted by 98tls View Post
    What are you going to use?
    Don't no yet still looking GXSR is a maybe but it will be a hornet stem on to RC51 triple trees

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    There was a chap on the US 919 forum I used to play on that added a turbo - had issues and melted a few sets of pistons. Reckon he had it wound up way to high in the boost department originally.

    Front swap has been popular - SP2 forks were the biz but if you have the wares to make or $ to pay for custom triples you can fit anything. Only issue with the Hornet is the stock forks are fairly long compared to USD sports sets, you rear appears a bit raised already (thus tightening up the fronts angle) so keep an eye on this. If you don;t care about it being a Honda front I had been considering a Bussa front end ex USA as the length was pretty good.

    Looking at my Ducati I suspect the forks on it would be suitable as well for length.

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    Quote Originally Posted by steveworth62 View Post
    Don't no yet still looking GXSR is a maybe but it will be a hornet stem on to RC51 triple trees

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    Fair enough,i took the easy way out as it was....easy and just needed shims for bottom clamps and spacers for calipers,from memory slighty longer bolts for radial calipers as GSXR discs were slightly smaller.Post up pics when you get to doing it.Good work.
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    Quote Originally Posted by steveworth62 View Post
    Don't no yet still looking GXSR is a maybe but it will be a hornet stem on to RC51 triple trees

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    I had though RC51 was a direct bolt in?
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    but once again you proved me wrong.
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    I was hit by one such driver while remaining in the view of their mirror.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AllanB View Post

    Looking at my Ducati I suspect the forks on it would be suitable as well for length.
    Whip them off and send em down to me A will have a play with them...promise i will send em back.
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    Quote Originally Posted by nzspokes View Post
    I had though RC51 was a direct bolt in?
    Thats what i was thinking but maybe not.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 98tls View Post
    Whip them off and send em down to me A will have a play with them...promise i will send em back.
    Haha - I almost added that they were not on offer! Niccccceee front end too

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