looks good greasemonkey. can tell you put alot of wok into that bike. what size shocks you running with the lowering kit? o is that a custom swing arm, hard to see with the shadows? how easy did the duece wheel work out? what size meat is on there? i know sportster guys can go a few sizes wider with the 17" wheel.
Thanks. It was a lot of work. The shocks are the Fox H-D that I think were made originally for the FXR2. Much nicer than the stockers. The swingarm is an aftermarket twin tube steel unit. The frame was widened at the fender struts to accommodate the Deuce fender. The fender was narrowed and reshaped. I am running a 180 on the back with a 1" belt.
The frontend is made from KYB inverted forks from an early watercooled GSXR1100. The trees and fender mounts are custom. Bars are Carlini.
Last edited by GreaseMonkey820 : 09-30-2006 at 07:48 PM.
well here you all go ,92 fxrs all the way from scotland
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Last edited by dantheman1 : 10-14-2006 at 11:06 PM.
As promised, new pics. taken outdoors.
Bike as yet unfinished. Next winter plans to widen rear frame and swingarm to accomodate 200 series rear wheel and tyre (UK eng.) changing from belt to chain drive and moving motor and trans to the left about 1/2-5/8". Attachment 32164
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