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  1. #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by 98tls View Post
    Thats what i was thinking but maybe not.
    There the wright length but the rake is wrong , that's why you us a Hornet stem.
    But I'll look in to it maybe your wright

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    Quote Originally Posted by nzspokes View Post
    I had though RC51 was a direct bolt in?
    Testing my memory now but I am positive the Hornet stem needs removing and pressing into the RC triples then it is a bolt on job. Those front ends will be getting scarce now - years back when I was sniffing around ebay for a set they were getting good prices for a set of forks that needed a recondition. Thus the tape measure look at more modern options.


    I am pretty sure I still have a Hornet 900 stem in the shed that you are welcome to if you want it. Used - will need to be checked for true (I purchased used) but yours for the price of post if you want.

    I had the underside of the top triple alloy filled and was going to file down the 22 mm handlebar mounts and drill to fit ones for a set of fat-bars. Never got around to it. Welcome to the triples if you want to.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AllanB View Post
    Haha - I almost added that they were not on offer! Niccccceee front end too
    Bet it is mate,hadnt been on the TL forum for ages but had a look the other day...way back when the GSXR front end as i did was the thing to do these days guys are sticking really late model R1 front ends on the things All good and nice to see blokes doing things different.
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    There appears to be a good supply of f-all km stock sport bike front ends in the USA as they often swap them out for spiffy top-end Ohlins when racing. And entire low km bikes get parted out all the time.

    Probably good I don't live there - I'd have a shed full of 'one day' project parts and bikes ....

  5. #35
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    Quote Originally Posted by AllanB View Post
    Testing my memory now but I am positive the Hornet stem needs removing and pressing into the RC triples then it is a bolt on job. Those front ends will be getting scarce now - years back when I was sniffing around ebay for a set they were getting good prices for a set of forks that needed a recondition. Thus the tape measure look at more modern options.


    I am pretty sure I still have a Hornet 900 stem in the shed that you are welcome to if you want it. Used - will need to be checked for true (I purchased used) but yours for the price of post if you want.

    I had the underside of the top triple alloy filled and was going to file down the 22 mm handlebar mounts and drill to fit ones for a set of fat-bars. Never got around to it. Welcome to the triples if you want to.
    Thanks for the offer but I live in NewZealand

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    Quote Originally Posted by AllanB View Post
    There appears to be a good supply of f-all km stock sport bike front ends in the USA as they often swap them out for spiffy top-end Ohlins when racing. And entire low km bikes get parted out all the time.

    Probably good I don't live there - I'd have a shed full of 'one day' project parts and bikes ....
    Bloke i bought my rims off owns a shop in the states that sees people drop off there just bought sports bike and shell out heaps of $ to turn it into the most vile creation he can think to come up with on that given day....fucking absurd..
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    Still some more things to change before its finished.
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    Quote Originally Posted by steveworth62 View Post
    Thanks for the offer but I live in NewZealand

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    As does he.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 98tls View Post
    As does he.
    Ok

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    Quote Originally Posted by steveworth62 View Post
    Thanks for the offer but I live in NewZealand

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    Ditto - PM me if you want it. Still have to pay shitty NZ post costs though!


    Got a tidy tail piece of the body work in a box somewhere too ...... another 'project' idea that did not happen.

  11. #41
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    Quote Originally Posted by AllanB View Post
    Ditto - PM me if you want it. Still have to pay shitty NZ post costs though!


    Got a tidy tail piece of the body work in a box somewhere too ...... another 'project' idea that did not happen.
    Yer sound good to me , where abouts in NZ do you live

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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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    turbo vs supercharger? In that Rotrex make superchargers and I've always thought that power (instant from down low) was better suited to a motorbike - not that I have ridden either..... plus that sound.
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