Thought I'd post some pics of my GK76 I've been working on for the last year but couldn't get the image insert to work so you'll need to go to my flikr page.

It's an SP model.

I got the swing-arm braced, rebuilt the suspension, added some rear-sets, LED rear lights, R6 Link pipe and silencer, single seat and painted it to loosely resemble the SERT bike from 1990.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/70892279@N00/

Going to Castle Combe this week to try it out should be fun.

Lovely, I've got one of these on my wish list.

Being a bit picky, the only thing I'm not keen on is the brake light. I'd be tempted to recess it into the seat cowl. But that's just my opinion.

Thanks for uploading the pics I couldn't make it work.

Yes still deciding on the light I have the original so may fit that as well.

The SERT bike had 2 rows of LEDS like mine but not sure if it was recessed, getting pictures of them other than side on is tricky.

Next job is probably to get a ali tank made with air inlets but that's way more money so will have to wait a while. GIA engineering in Nottingham did the bracing and make some lovely tanks and frames etc so I am tempted.

I'm near Nottingham, there's a few guys started meeting up at Whatstandwell layby on a sunday lunch if your about.
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Bet that sounds great on full chat :)

PS. To post pictures, goto your photo hosting site and click on the image you want to use, click the 'More ways to share' icon. Then click the 'Grab the HTML/BBCode', select the size (I use 1024 x xxx), Click the 'BBCode' button. Copy the text displayed in the window (highlight all the text, right click over it, select 'copy') and paste into your forum post.


DSC_1063 by Stu888, on Flickr

I'm based in Bristol or the ride out might have been an idea, heres the image I've worked from by the way and thanks for the advice on loading pics.


GSX_R750_1990 by Stu888, on Flickr

Nice, I like that. I'll try to find some more pics of that endurance bike.

Im sure if you ask Yakama nicely he will post some F4/SS/SP 400 pictures of the 76a's.