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So I got this for a steal. Payed $2000 for it this past Friday. Only has 16k miles on it. I knew the two previous owners so I know it wasn't abuse and it's been sitting for over a year.
This is my other 636.
As of now I'm unsure of which to stunt out. I have pretty much everything except a cage as I'm unsure of what to go with. I have a tygershark on my f4i and love it but it's a different design for the 636, and it's broken 3 motor mounts on 3 different motors on my homies bike.
This will be a street piece stunter. Not sure of size of sprocket for it so any tip and input from ya streets killas is welcome. Also is any opinions on a scheme or whatever.
I'll update as I go.
Thanks.
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Almost there. But rad mounts on frame are off. Fans bang into sensor and motor. Any ideas?
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Rotate the cam sensor 90� degrees or so or add a spacer on bottom mount between bracket/motor but not too much or fairings will rub
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loogie
Rotate the cam sensor 90• degrees or so or add a spacer on bottom mount between bracket/motor but not too much or fairings will rub
I already rotated the sensor from when I first installed the rad cage. But I'll give the spacer a shot tomorrow.
Inbox me your number broski.
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bike looks sick. you're sticking with full fairing? and why the steel frame? you crack yours or just wanted one?
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Originally Posted by
zprt00
bike looks sick. you're sticking with full fairing? and why the steel frame? you crack yours or just wanted one?
Thanks. Yea I want to stay FF with this one. And there was absolutely nothing wrong with my stock frame. I just jumped on the steel frame bandwagon. Thought I was getting a good deal on something that has just turned out to be a headache.
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A few more tweaks and It's golden. Took it for a test run for the first time after starting the built. Runs strong and can't even tell the difference in frame weight.
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that bike looks sick as hell man, good job
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man lol if I ever went ff, this is how I want it to look, good job, bet it was dramaaaaaaaaa!!!!!
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Originally Posted by
Steven_John
that bike looks sick as hell man, good job
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YardSaleStunts
man lol if I ever went ff, this is how I want it to look, good job, bet it was dramaaaaaaaaa!!!!!
Thanks fellas. Yea I wanted to stay with something simple but neat and clean look. I'm not into them crazy neon colors that most are doing. Nothing against a them but it just not my thing. A few headaches and disappointments on the way but I guess the final results were worth it.
