New stunter - Help me build my bike
07-26-2008, 06:11 AM
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07-26-2008, 06:21 AM
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Re: New stunter - Help me build my bike
I know, but its not.
take a good look on the scotts tripel and you will see how its go down from the steerind stem to the forks.
I know what you talking about, after I installed the scotts tripel I saw the same thing and didnt knew how its possible, so I took it off and installed the OEM back , and the forks were OK in height.
It got me confused too at start and the scotts do make it look like it lowered.
I work at KTM as a mechanic and I know a thing or two about bikes
take a good look on the scotts tripel and you will see how its go down from the steerind stem to the forks.
I know what you talking about, after I installed the scotts tripel I saw the same thing and didnt knew how its possible, so I took it off and installed the OEM back , and the forks were OK in height.
It got me confused too at start and the scotts do make it look like it lowered.
I work at KTM as a mechanic and I know a thing or two about bikes
Last edited by Gilad; 07-26-2008 at 06:27 AM.
07-26-2008, 06:37 AM
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Re: New stunter - Help me build my bike
I know, but its not.
take a good look on the scotts tripel and you will see how its go down from the steerind stem to the forks.
I know what you talking about, after I installed the scotts tripel I saw the same thing and didnt knew how its possible, so I took it off and installed the OEM back , and the forks were OK in height.
It got me confused too at start and the scotts do make it look like it lowered.
I work at KTM as a mechanic and I know a thing or two about bikes
take a good look on the scotts tripel and you will see how its go down from the steerind stem to the forks.
I know what you talking about, after I installed the scotts tripel I saw the same thing and didnt knew how its possible, so I took it off and installed the OEM back , and the forks were OK in height.
It got me confused too at start and the scotts do make it look like it lowered.
I work at KTM as a mechanic and I know a thing or two about bikes
ok ok i was just checking
07-26-2008, 11:31 PM
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Re: New stunter - Help me build my bike
Been watching this come along for a couple weeks... i love seeing it man, keep it up... I wish I had the cash to throw at my bike, it might be a lil farther along, but oh well...
07-28-2008, 01:30 PM
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10-22-2008, 06:41 PM
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Re: New stunter - Help me build my bike
Hello again...
last post was 2.5 month ago , and they bike is ready from the 1st in August .
The bike pasted the Anual check up, and was ready to ride.
Here is a few more parts I added in the last 2 monthe.
05 Yamaha R6 master cylinder
Galfer front and rear lines - I had the stock lines from 99, 9 years on the bike its too much.
The parts on the bike, with "HEL" adapter for the MC and lines.
Grips...
HoHey rearsets - the stock one I fixed, broke after 1 endo.
In the photo you see the rearset after I fixed it, the HoHey arrived a week later
last post was 2.5 month ago , and they bike is ready from the 1st in August .
The bike pasted the Anual check up, and was ready to ride.
Here is a few more parts I added in the last 2 monthe.
05 Yamaha R6 master cylinder
Galfer front and rear lines - I had the stock lines from 99, 9 years on the bike its too much.
The parts on the bike, with "HEL" adapter for the MC and lines.
Grips...
HoHey rearsets - the stock one I fixed, broke after 1 endo.
In the photo you see the rearset after I fixed it, the HoHey arrived a week later
10-22-2008, 06:58 PM
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10-22-2008, 07:24 PM
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10-22-2008, 07:48 PM
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Re: New stunter - Help me build my bike
what up... looking good... but before your boy paints that tank you need to dent it in... get a moose lever for the cluch... get the handbreak (Brimbo) as much as you spent allready that would be nothing to get plus its there when you need it once you get your rear break down youll want the handbreak to do seat standers.. when you order the cage get the Dual Seat Tail Saver (from sick inn) to save your rear fender and paint, also look into a round bar, a 12bar can chop your head off if you flip a stoppie and the round bar fits right up into your fender with a little tip cut off to scrap more guys rock that much cleaner style... i would get dirt bike bars not a must yourll have to get the mounts and drill them in not hard...
get some leds for you rear lights.... other then that you got one clean bike your building.... keep it up goodluck....:YEAH
get some leds for you rear lights.... other then that you got one clean bike your building.... keep it up goodluck....:YEAH
10-24-2008, 02:39 PM
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10-25-2008, 08:31 AM
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10-25-2008, 02:15 PM
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Re: New stunter - Help me build my bike
Damn. Photos look good, and the bike looks badass.
You did REALLY good on it for your first stuntbike, I feel.
Let me know how the Hohey stuff holds up on your bike.
You did REALLY good on it for your first stuntbike, I feel.
Let me know how the Hohey stuff holds up on your bike.
10-25-2008, 02:56 PM
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Re: New stunter - Help me build my bike
i am also a new stunter... i am turning my 1000 into a street fighter recently i went over practicing my stoppies and fucked up alot of **** on the front end and im ordering a streetfighter headlight and i was wondering if they are universal
10-25-2008, 03:59 PM
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Re: New stunter - Help me build my bike
My mask came with rubbers that clamp to the fork tubes.
Like offroad bikes.
