I'm ready to start putting paychecks into my bike...
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I'm ready to start putting paychecks into my bike...
I need help identifying parts...
If you guys could help me identify http://pinkpossum.com/TR750replicas/ima ... rt2008.jpg that tank
http://pinkpossum.com/TR750replicas/images/SNC10580.JPG
These pipes & seat. Perhaps even the tank on this as well...
I would be a very happy camper. Thank you =]
If you guys could help me identify http://pinkpossum.com/TR750replicas/ima ... rt2008.jpg that tank
http://pinkpossum.com/TR750replicas/images/SNC10580.JPG
These pipes & seat. Perhaps even the tank on this as well...
I would be a very happy camper. Thank you =]
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Re: I'm ready to start putting paychecks into my bike...
The Paul Smart bike is a genuine XR11 (TR750).
Ron Moolenar's bike has a tank on it that I think he had since the seventies, and the seat is a TR750 replica.
TR rep seats are quite common, but the tank is an issue because of the filler neck in the backbone.
John Woodley in NZ used to manufacture TR replicas and he probably could make the tank. Ron Tingate of Konig replica fame can make tanks out of aluminum. He's a metal wizard.
I have seen an aluminum TZ250 tank modified to make a TR replica.
In North America Dennis Curtis of CMR is a possibilkity for a custom tank and so is Randy Illg at Framecrafters.net in Illinois.
Ron Moolenar's bike has a tank on it that I think he had since the seventies, and the seat is a TR750 replica.
TR rep seats are quite common, but the tank is an issue because of the filler neck in the backbone.
John Woodley in NZ used to manufacture TR replicas and he probably could make the tank. Ron Tingate of Konig replica fame can make tanks out of aluminum. He's a metal wizard.
I have seen an aluminum TZ250 tank modified to make a TR replica.
In North America Dennis Curtis of CMR is a possibilkity for a custom tank and so is Randy Illg at Framecrafters.net in Illinois.
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Airtech has some nice tanks n seats http://www.airtech-streamlining.com/vin ... ntage.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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So, nobody can identify the exhaust pipes?
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Here is Ron's site maybe you could get in touch with him http://www.suzukigt750.nl/index.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;MazerRackham wrote:So, nobody can identify the exhaust pipes?
the older i get the faster i was
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IIRC they are Gibson/Allspeeds from the UK. Ron is a member here.
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Jemco makes some sweet pipes similar to these. I'm about to send them some $ to get cracking on mine this week!
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Re: I'm ready to start putting paychecks into my bike...
MazerRackham wrote:I need help identifying parts...
If you guys could help me identify http://pinkpossum.com/TR750replicas/ima ... rt2008.jpg that tank
http://pinkpossum.com/TR750replicas/images/SNC10580.JPG
These pipes & seat. Perhaps even the tank on this as well...
I would be a very happy camper. Thank you =]
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my GT750 Caféracer
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Very nice Ron. Is that new TR replica from Cor?
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tz375 wrote:Very nice Ron. Is that new TR replica from Cor?
Yes, Cor Geraets from SAM RACING has build the frame,tuning and of course the exhaust,and alot of thinking
And many other people helped me.
I hope he is ready at the end of the year......... $$$$..?????
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TR spec motor and dry clutch or modified GT motor and wet clutch?
What inlet rubber are you using to mount the carbs?
What inlet rubber are you using to mount the carbs?
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tz375 wrote:TR spec motor and dry clutch or modified GT motor and wet clutch?
What inlet rubber are you using to mount the carbs?
the inlet rubber has a small angel they are very rare, but i know one set to get
the engine is a modified GT
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Thanks Ron,
They look like Kawasaki GPZ750 9nlets, but I tried those and they are not quite right. My 34mm carbs hit thr clutch cover so I need to find a set soon.
They look like Kawasaki GPZ750 9nlets, but I tried those and they are not quite right. My 34mm carbs hit thr clutch cover so I need to find a set soon.
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on my TR are 38mm on my caferacer i have 34mm i made a rubber ring in the standard inlets
grtz,
ron
grtz,
ron