My Project GSXR is DONE! For now.

[yup]

holy shit that's a lot of work. how much $ went into this project?

do you drag race the thing? i can't imagine how it handles with the extended swingarm and dropped front...

style wise, that's all you so I've nothing to say there. work wise, great job man. the seat does look a bit off though.

[G3t Bl1tz3D]

So sick man looks great im not too into stretched bikes but i would definenty rock that color is siiiiick.

[Mr. Bojangles]

Originally Posted by K3Gixx

It looks fantastic. Not a fan of the stretch, but everything else was done very well. Bet it will get tons of attention.

^ This. Love the look minus the stretch, but to each his own.

[rw78o]

wow looks great

[Spook155]

Originally Posted by Icon Gsxr

Yes where ever the side fairings mounting holes were, they didn't match where the original mounting spots are. So I drilled a small hole and used a tap set to thread it and used factory bolts to secure them. This way everything looked factory.

Drilling your frame, and putting new holes in the frame is never a good idea. You are compromising the structural integrity of the frame by doing this which could lead to premature failure.

Where's Losymis when you need him? He had self-engineered his frame as well, maybe he could give you some pointers.

[dnyce]

Bike looks badass! The exhaust someone suggested looks like a good match too.

Originally Posted by Spook155

Drilling your frame, and putting new holes in the frame is never a good idea. You are compromising the structural integrity of the frame by doing this which could lead to premature failure.

By the looks of it He drilled two holes per side, one below the swingarm mount and one near the throttle body access hole. That frames structural integrity is fine. It's not like it's a k5 frame that falls apart when the wind blows lol

[J1xXx3R]

Wow. I love it. Good job man!