Suzuki GT750 Neuvo Retro Cafe Racer

[cruisingram]

Oh, sorry, I saw that post before- but I had thought maybe you had trimmed the outside or lower part of the fairing. I like that fairing possibly for another project I am doing. I will probably just have to buy one and go with it to see how it looks.

Which airtech fairing is that? I have gone through that site about a million times until my eyes are blurred- I have bought the RS 125 Honda tail off there.

[Rassie]

Oh, sorry, I saw that post before- but I had thought maybe you had trimmed the outside or lower part of the fairing. I like that fairing possibly for another project I am doing. I will probably just have to buy one and go with it to see how it looks.

Which airtech fairing is that? I have gone through that site about a million times until my eyes are blurred- I have bought the RS 125 Honda tail off there.

It is a Ducati supersport fairing from a 1998 750.

[cruisingram]

Oh, sorry, I saw that post before- but I had thought maybe you had trimmed the outside or lower part of the fairing. I like that fairing possibly for another project I am doing. I will probably just have to buy one and go with it to see how it looks.

Which airtech fairing is that? I have gone through that site about a million times until my eyes are blurred- I have bought the RS 125 Honda tail off there.

It is a Ducati supersport fairing from a 1998 750.

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Would have never guessed LOL- thanks so much!

[Rassie]

You can find it here http://www.airtech-streamlining.com/duc ... 997-98.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; the number is 2DUC91C

[cruisingram]

You can find it here http://www.airtech-streamlining.com/duc ... 997-98.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; the number is 2DUC91C

Thanks! I was wondering if you needed two pieces to that or not.

[Weirdbeard1000]

Hi, I'm new to the site. I'm just beginning a gt750 build of my own, I'm curious about what chain alignment issues you encountered fitting the 180 rear tire. Did it require offsetting the front sprocket? You've done a beautiful job with this build and I hope my final result looks as nice as yours!

[Rassie]

I used a 160 tire, it was 12mm out of alignment so I machined 10mm off the rear hub at the sprocket and inserted an extra washer behind the front sprocket. It works fine but I have to pay attention to rear wheel alignment it has to be spot on and properly tensioned at all times otherwise it gets noisy due to the larger swing arm and closer tolerance.

[Rassie]

You can find it here http://www.airtech-streamlining.com/duc ... 997-98.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; the number is 2DUC91C

Thanks! I was wondering if you needed two pieces to that or not.

You would need 2DUC91C, 2DUC92S and 2DUC93S to do what I did. Then trim the side fairings to align with the bottom of the tank.

[Suzukidave]

I am glad this topic got pulled back up to the top of the list so we can see your bike build again , it came out looking so good .. 2 thumbs up

[Rassie]

I am glad this topic got pulled back up to the top of the list so we can see your bike build again , it came out looking so good .. 2 thumbs up

Thanks, now finish yours so there can be an even better one...

[Suzukidave]

And now for Sale to make room for a new GT project http://www.ebay.com/itm/181863554428?fo ... 8&viewitem" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[Rassie]

Yes because I am in the process of taking over a project bike that is similar to yours, but using an FZR1000 rolling chassis. I have already mounted the motor and welded up the chmabers..at this rate I will overtake you in a few weeks.

[RING_DING]

Here is a sneak peek at Rassie's next project. Some of you might recognize it from a build thread on 2StrokeWorld. I've decided to refocus my attentions and will be passing the baton to my good friend to take it through the finish line. Stay tuned!

[Rassie]

Thanks Ring_Ding...it makes me want to start working on it right now, alas my day job take priority.

[Suzukidave]

Nice .. that is going to be cool when done Who ever nabbs up the Threesome bike will also have a very cool one off machine please keep us in the loop on this new build