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" X-Mas fairytale "
" Once upon a time there was ... euh is a place
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#2
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Re: " X-Mas fairytale "
so this is n't a fairytale its true ... next season in both the Heron Suzuki colors
#3
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Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Eastern, WA
Motorcycle: 1988 GSX-R 750, 2x 1987 GSX-R 1100, 1985 GS1150e
Posts: 224
Re: " X-Mas fairytale "
Very nice i really like the color of the wheels for some reason, it kinda reminds me of VW platinum paint.
#4
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Location: San Clemente
Motorcycle: VTX1800, Building a 1990 GSXR 750 with Lots of Goodies.
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Re: " X-Mas fairytale "
Sexy!
#5
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: amsterdam (nl) stockholm (sve)
Motorcycle: few gsx-r
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Re: " X-Mas fairytale "
:drol
#6
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Location: Karitane, New Zealand
Motorcycle: 1985 GSXR750F x 2, 2009 KLX250s, 2003 XLR125, 2005 KX125, 2004 Hyosung SF50.
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Re: " X-Mas fairytale "
That shock arrangement, does the top mount/link move and is the bottom fixed?
#7
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Location: Vancouver Canada
Motorcycle: 1985 GSXR 750, 1986 GSXR Limited, 1989 GSXR750 RR (being assembled), 1973 GT-750 (no longer have, looking for another)
Posts: 3,290
Re: " X-Mas fairytale "
Merry XMas Hans!
#8
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Location: Massachusetts
Motorcycle: (2) 1986 GSXR 1100, 2008 Suzuki DRZ SM, 1987 YSR 50, SDG pitbike, kids dirtbikes
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Re: " X-Mas fairytale "
Looks like a nice build.
#9
I'm Sticking Around
Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: U.S. Eastern Shore with roots in the City of Angels
Motorcycle: GS750TZ (X2), GSX-R750Y (Sold)
Posts: 1,468
Re: " X-Mas fairytale "
Familiar lookin' engine...I have a "T" with the same engine style...except your cam covers are circular as oppose to rectagular.
#10
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Ontario, Canada
Motorcycle: '85 GSX-R w/ Limited Dry-clutch, '85, '86 GSX-R750, '87 GSX-R750, '94 CBR600f2, YSR 80cc
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Re: " X-Mas fairytale "
Very nice indeed.
Hans!!
jb_xx
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Location: New Hampshire
Motorcycle: 1986 GSX-R1100 & 1979 GS 850GN
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GSXR7ED
Familiar lookin' engine...I have a "T" with the same engine style...except your cam covers are circular as oppose to rectagular.
That would be 8 valve versus 16 valve???
Nice project you got going on there.
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Location: SoCal
Motorcycle: '74 Kawasaki Z1, '86 GSXR750 & 7/12 projects
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Re: " X-Mas fairytale "
And a full set of spares too! Is that Jeroen's new ride for the European championship you guys race in? Beautiful stuff Hans.
#13
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Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: U.S. Eastern Shore with roots in the City of Angels
Motorcycle: GS750TZ (X2), GSX-R750Y (Sold)
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Re: " X-Mas fairytale "
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tas1100g
That would be 8 valve versus 16 valve???
Well that's probably it! I didn't stop to think??? Thanks!
I was told I had a GSX but for some reason, the US was the only one not to label it as such.
My bike is a 1982 GS750TZ.
Ed
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Re: " X-Mas fairytale "
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Originally Posted by
dutchz
And a full set of spares too! Is that Jeroen's new ride for the European championship you guys race in? Beautiful stuff Hans.
indeed it is ...
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Re: " X-Mas fairytale "
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hd53
indeed it is ...
Will you be running in a different class? Or did they outlaw the GSXR in your class because you were murdering all the competition
#16
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Re: " X-Mas fairytale "
Quote:
Originally Posted by
dutchz
Will you be running in a different class? Or did they outlaw the GSXR in your class because you were murdering all the competition
Different class sofar, incl. i.e. 4-hours " Endurance " Races
The GSX-R was already outlawed in 2011 for the reason that you mentioned, in a different EU competition figting RR/RK's, RC30's and Kwaaks the good results went on & on & on ...
With a total of 4 bikes it will be busy and " throwing the dices " might decide where to go ...
One thing's for sure: I will be missing at work in the office more & more & more ...
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Re: " X-Mas fairytale "
sure we know some of these ... but is it already enough ?!
http://www.asphaltandrubber.com/raci...c-bike-photos/
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Re: " X-Mas fairytale "
Very cool link. I love the trick exhaust hanger on the bike pictured above.
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Re: " X-Mas fairytale "
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wicked86gsxr
Very cool link.
+1...
#20
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Location: Groningen, the Netherlands
Motorcycle: 91' GSXR750(M) just 12000mls, 87' Slabby 750 just 10000mls, 95' Bimota SB6 just 3000mls!
Posts: 316
Re: " X-Mas fairytale "
Because of the OW01 (Yammie) I thought you paid Marco a visit again, Jeroen has a very good taste aswell
By the way, I found a magazine (Kicxstart) from years ago with Jeroen telling about racing a (street) Bimota which had cost a small fortune back than
Quite a project! (beslist geen half werk)
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