sorry i mis read the reply lol im not sure but i think it may be around the 149/150kg mark but may be wrong

Cheers guys! Project's on the back burner as usual, but I've finally started adapting the works RS250 axle to fit the bike. An SKF IR45x50x35 inner bearing race is ordered, and I've machined the missing big nut and spacer for the wheel side.

Soon we'll have better weather, and I can seriously start shaping the bodywork in the sun bit messy job inside my shed.

L.Svedberg wrote:Cheers guys! Project's on the back burner as usual, but I've finally started adapting the works RS250 axle to fit the bike. An SKF IR45x50x35 inner bearing race is ordered, and I've machined the missing big nut and spacer for the wheel side.

Soon we'll have better weather, and I can seriously start shaping the bodywork in the sun bit messy job inside my shed.

looks very good, more pic pls. More Details.
I must say it. I like your bodywork, looks very fine, stylish.

Michael

Now finally fitted the RS250 works axle. It's a beautiful piece, and weighs in at 895 g bare, the stocker is 1925 g. Now who wants to donate a Marvic Penta 17" RC30 5.5" wheel for my bike?

Next thing to do is less glamorous - polyester shaping of bodywork plugs, hmmmm...

L.Svedberg wrote:Now finally fitted the RS250 works axle. It's a beautiful piece, and weighs in at 895 g bare, the stocker is 1925 g. Now who wants to donate a Marvic Penta 17" RC30 5.5" wheel for my bike?

Next thing to do is less glamorous - polyester shaping of bodywork plugs, hmmmm...

that looks the mutts nuts. i dont think i've ever seen a swingarm that clean.
if it were me, i'd finish it then put it in a display box, i'd never want to take it out and get it all dirty

ChowderV4 wrote:if it were me, i'd finish it then put it in a display box, i'd never want to take it out and get it all dirty

Balls to that. Bikes are for go, not for show.

Gorgeous bike with no expense spared.

After countless hours of shaping, and many many more to come, here's the current status of the tank dummy/seat unit.

L.Svedberg wrote:After countless hours of shaping, and many many more to come, here's the current status of the tank dummy/seat unit.

Nice work! Looks sweet. Liking your style

What materials did you build the plug out of? Polyurethane and filler?

Very, very nice!

I think you need to edit the thread topic to something that's more appreciative of you work.

TASTY! looks like a moto2 bike love it!