[OveRReV]

More stuff done today, mounted the tyres, chain, sprockets. Getting close to firing up the RR.

 

[alexei]

Nice x1000. This is one of those threads that I wish I can undertake (budget, time, expertise) but I can only drool. Out of curiosity, do you foresee this bike benefit from swingarm pivot adjustment?

 

[Porschenut]

This build is amazing. I can't believe that the hunk of twisted metal we saw before is actually turning into a good bike once again.

 

[OveRReV]

Nice x1000. This is one of those threads that I wish I can undertake (budget, time, expertise) but I can only drool. Out of curiosity, do you foresee this bike benefit from swingarm pivot adjustment?

There's definitely a benefit, I'm actually experimenting with the kit steering inserts & swingarm pivot inserts. Going to try different settings to see how the affect braking, cornering & exiting. Already changed the fork springs from 10.75 to 10.5, set the fork oil level to kit Shows BFF settings & the shock spring to a 95 K-Tech spring. Will have the swingarm length set close to 600mm, it's at 598mm at the moment.

 

[OveRReV]

This build is amazing. I can't believe that the hunk of twisted metal we saw before is actually turning into a good bike once again.

It really wasn't all that bad once I took the bike apart to evaluate what was damaged. The only major damage was the carbon rear wheel & the frame when the frame slider bent & damaged the engine mount. The frame is very fragile & prone to cracking so I bought a new frame just to be sure.

I'm in the process of setting up the stock slipper clutch to race kit settings using a judder spring plate, it should make downshifts much smoother especially when you do them in rapid succession.

 

[lucas8888]

Hi welcome


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[OveRReV]

It's alive!

 

[donjayd5]

Yeah


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