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KZ750E1 - FIGHTER Build 09 Dec 2012 17:34 #562206

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a few customs and the project i am trying to make work....the big problem is this engine will require a lot of frame mods which i am not sure is a good plan of action just to build a custom. decisions...........
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KZ750E1 - FIGHTER Build 09 Dec 2012 17:39 #562207

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this is the project that i am trying to get started on the last post only posted two photo's..
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KZ750E1 - FIGHTER Build 09 Dec 2012 18:11 #562213

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KZ750E1 - FIGHTER Build 09 Dec 2012 18:16 #562215

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What a GORGEOUS Ducati! :cheer:




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KZ750E1 - FIGHTER Build 10 Dec 2012 00:38 #562257

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I had to make a spacer also. I cut the center out of the gear with a carbide hole saw. Use a lot of cutting oil and a slow speed. I used a mill. Then I used a lathe with a boring bar to open it up to the size I needed. I then welded it to the spacer. I used the center of the gear that I cut out and welded it onto the spacer. The gear is hardens but slow speeds and cutting oil. Will d

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KZ750E1 - FIGHTER Build 10 Dec 2012 01:59 #562268

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i am going to see if my plasma cutter will do the job and then chuck it up(made a stub adapter) and then machine it on the lathe. then the same for the other sprocket (outer teeth part) but i still have to figure out if the lathe or mill will do the best job...joe

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KZ750E1 - FIGHTER Build 10 Dec 2012 02:39 #562273

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joe1028 wrote: ...
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Anybody using a mac book to post pics?
Is the procedure different from that shown in my earlier post (applicable for "windows")?

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KZ750E1 - FIGHTER Build 10 Dec 2012 02:51 #562275

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looking good mate!

Old skool muscle bikes look so good when you do them up tastefully!

are you keeping the clip-ons or putting MX bars on?

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KZ750E1 - FIGHTER Build 11 Feb 2013 17:27 #571963

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Been a while. This is how it sits...Still working on sprocket alignment.





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KZ750E1 - FIGHTER Build 11 Feb 2013 17:52 #571968

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lookin good mike!

love the stance.

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KZ750E1 - FIGHTER Build 11 Feb 2013 23:00 #572005

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Mike, this build is looking really good! Just wondering if you could post some pictures of how you got that rear shock mounted/supported in the frame?
My build is starting soon, so I'll get a link up soon :)

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Dynajet stage 3 carb kit with pods
2002 Kawasaki Z750 exhaust
2001 Buell lightning front end
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KZ750E1 - FIGHTER Build 12 Feb 2013 00:06 #572018

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650mod wrote: Mike, this build is looking really good! Just wondering if you could post some pictures of how you got that rear shock mounted/supported in the frame?
My build is starting soon, so I'll get a link up soon :)

Devin


Right now the shock mount is just tacked into place. I am going to finish welding it soon and ad supports. As soon as I do that I will take some good pics of it for you.

Here is the one pic I have.
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