Post by slyman1369 on Oct 2, 2012 9:22:52 GMT -7
Hello everyone,
I'm looking for some photos or location diagrams for a YSR build I'm starting.
Got the frame powder coated and a doner frame to hold everything till I start to peice it together. Everything came apart so it's about time to star a rebuild. Any help with this would be awesome. Just a few questions to start.
The bike was a track bike with no electrical wiring so I got that on eBay for a good price but I hear you can upgrade it to be better and I wanted to know how hard is that to do.
Prior to putting the engine back in should I get it bored out to make it faster now or wait and see.. I want thins thing to drive around the neighborhood and have some fun on it. Possibly take it on the main streets so I want it street legal with turn signals and everything..
I think I'm going to go with the R6 look all black with duel headlights and GSXR tail with intigrated tail/turn signals.
I'm in San Diego and want to do this build for fun and see how it go's from there.
Thanks for your time and I look forward to picking your brains.
Ronnie
I'm looking for some photos or location diagrams for a YSR build I'm starting.
Got the frame powder coated and a doner frame to hold everything till I start to peice it together. Everything came apart so it's about time to star a rebuild. Any help with this would be awesome. Just a few questions to start.
The bike was a track bike with no electrical wiring so I got that on eBay for a good price but I hear you can upgrade it to be better and I wanted to know how hard is that to do.
Prior to putting the engine back in should I get it bored out to make it faster now or wait and see.. I want thins thing to drive around the neighborhood and have some fun on it. Possibly take it on the main streets so I want it street legal with turn signals and everything..
I think I'm going to go with the R6 look all black with duel headlights and GSXR tail with intigrated tail/turn signals.
I'm in San Diego and want to do this build for fun and see how it go's from there.
Thanks for your time and I look forward to picking your brains.
Ronnie