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Figured I would try to fit the battery tray while I had the cam out there taking pics of the front brakes... I would say it JUST fits

if its too dark to tell, yes they are touching, but its not bent to fit

Post edited by: 77KZ650, at: 2006/03/02 22:40

extra suport for the battery tray!

Will you get vibration through the frame to the battey?

I really like what you've done here. You've obviously put a lot of thought and work into the project. It looks like it's going to pay off. I think the monoshock really enhances the lines of the 650 especially with the tail fairing. I read of a similar rebuild in Classic and Motorcycle mechanics about four years ago and always wanted to try it myself.

I am thinking of 4-2 under seat exhaust pipes but can't visualize how to route them.

rede4u wrote:

Will you get vibration through the frame to the battey?

I really like what you've done here. You've obviously put a lot of thought and work into the project. It looks like it's going to pay off. I think the monoshock really enhances the lines of the 650 especially with the tail fairing. I read of a similar rebuild in Classic and Motorcycle mechanics about four years ago and always wanted to try it myself.

I am thinking of 4-2 under seat exhaust pipes but can't visualize how to route them.

Thanks, its a work in progress, Im building as I get the parts.
I dont think vibration will be an issue, the battery box is solidly mounted (bolted) to the frame, if it was rubber mounted, and touching like it is, then I would be worried about vibration.
A custom 4-2 under the seat might have some heat issues if its not done properly, but it definatly can be done. It might be a bit easier if you bend up the tail section for more room.
Scott

just thought I would put up a few new progress pics of the bike