Has anyone seen or heard of a decent looking 2kr/1hx Naked Bike/Streetfighter? The only ones i have found are alloyframed.. Im in the process of thinking about doing it to mine, but i would prefere to look at some first to see where it might go, and to see what i might be able to do. the only steel frame streetfighters iv seen are god awful out of proportion or worth $20,000 Anyone got any ideas? and i dont want to here take it here and get this person to do this. iv been working on cars and bikes since i was 5 so can do 99% of the work myself, just a little bit of guidence is needed haha anyway any suggestions/advice/ideas/help would be appreciated <!-- s:rofl: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_razz.gif" alt=":rofl:" title="Rofl" /><!-- s:rofl: -->
take all the fairings off and go from there. get some MX handlebars (might need raisers aswell), MX front light, Oggy knobs, flush mount indicators, mabey gear up the back sprocket if you intend on doing wheelies and stuff, frame reinforcement. while your doing that you may aswell try and put an r6 tail on it <!-- s --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_smile.gif" alt="" title="Smile" /><!-- s --> (also piss off that single disc rotor and get the RR twin rotors so you can do some decent stoppies) shouldn't be too much work getting it to street fighter spec, just be careful you don't crack the frame. good luck
Thanks yeah i was guessing thats pretty much all i would have to do. and i was looking at getting the twin disc front, id need 3ln forks for that wouldn't i? do they fit the 2kr?
Cool idea, post some pics when you're done, as for the forks there the same except for the mount for the calipers i guess..maybe u could weild (is that spelt right) a bit for it to bolt onto or somethink lol.. Good luck.
i done this a while back turned out quite nice. i think anyway. and was done on a budget two. whole job cost $200 but i had a mate weld up my sub frame for me. here is what it looked like:
That looks pretty cool <!-- s --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_cool.gif" alt="" title="Cool" /><!-- s --> a good eye turner.
thanks it really didn't take too much work. you just have to be handy with a welder, or have a friend who is. you just have to make sure your mirrors are not to close together or you won't see past your shoulders. also remember to have indicators mounted. tiny bit of wiring for the lights but used the original cluster so that all just clips in.
