Re: nc23 & nc29 swingarm dimensions
Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 8:10 pm
CBR600RR rear sets mate.DK-Tandy wrote:hey parus, what rear sets are those??
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CBR600RR rear sets mate.DK-Tandy wrote:hey parus, what rear sets are those??
Whilst that looks wicked... it's a nc23 aero (I think - see the fins on the barrels) with 600RR forks, swingarm, fairings, exhaust and some weird and wonderful radial brake conversion. Is he not now at the point where it would have been cheaper / easier / better to just buy a 600RR?PARUS wrote:CBR600RR rear sets mate.DK-Tandy wrote:hey parus, what rear sets are those??
No..you can see the hideous slab of ally being used as a bracket.DK-Tandy wrote:are they just a straight fit. They look pretty ace and wouldn't mind some for mine :)
No, you need fabricate plate as platform for rearset. To be open any rearset can be fit this way.DK-Tandy wrote:are they just a straight fit. They look pretty ace and wouldn't mind some for mine :)
This is not a discussion - are this reasonable or pricey. The main point - it's possible. What kind of benefits you can get - not much, except looks. I have ducati 749s, but in same time I'm fitting fuel injection to NC29. Are this reasonable? Not. Are the pricey? Yes. But this is funny... and interesting.. and I got experience I would never get simply riding the bike.Is he not now at the point where it would have been cheaper / easier / better to just buy a 600RR?
Gear rod can be easily made longer or shorter. For the brake light can use following http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Motorcyc ... _831wt_939DK-Tandy wrote:if any rear set can be made to fit. How do you go about the gear rod and brake light switch etc? Surely you'd need custom ones of those?