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rdstars
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by rdstars » Sat Jul 17, 2010 5:00 pm
crazydiablo wrote:Oh my god thats bloody beautiful. I need a 4DL frame and a clone of Slinger now! This is better than your last TZR project or is it, I cant focus. Great job.
Easy to Clone Slinger in 3 easy steps:
1: Chop of your legs so your short
2: Dont shave for a month
3: Eat plenty of pies
Anyway looking good (the bike that is)
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slinger
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by slinger » Sat Jul 17, 2010 5:15 pm
rdstars wrote:crazydiablo wrote:Oh my god thats bloody beautiful. I need a 4DL frame and a clone of Slinger now! This is better than your last TZR project or is it, I cant focus. Great job.
Easy to Clone Slinger in 3 easy steps:
1: Chop of your legs so your short
2: Dont shave for a month
3: Eat plenty of pies
Anyway looking good (the bike that is)
1 you must av stumps for legs
2 Yeh you got me there.
3 you can be so hurt full at times, I'm just big boned
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Smoker
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by Smoker » Sat Jul 17, 2010 8:35 pm
Also curious as to what this bike would be worth on the open market?
Quite a special frame, engine and setup - beautifly done body & paint.
Would probably bring gobs if it were street legal. Still might.
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crazydiablo
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by crazydiablo » Sat Jul 17, 2010 11:17 pm
Show us some videos, of the bike I mean. have fun at cadwell.
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slinger
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by slinger » Sun Jul 18, 2010 4:33 am
Smoker wrote:Also curious as to what this bike would be worth on the open market?
Quite a special frame, engine and setup - beautifly done body & paint.
Would probably bring gobs if it were street legal. Still might.
With some road legal tyres in the UK I could put a daytime MOT on it and that's it road legal.
As for price well I ain't got a clue. At a guess and this is a guess £3500/£4000 as a track bike.
I'll try and get it weighed.
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ruka
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by ruka » Sun Jul 18, 2010 7:14 pm
That looks like it means business. Really nice.
Out of curiosity, what rim size / tyre size combinations are you running?
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iron
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by iron » Sun Jul 18, 2010 7:51 pm
Very good job. You have great talent. Congrats. Iron.
Iron on the Bayou.
84 RZ-350
Bore 64.5MM, Wiseco. Ported by Wicked (Recreational). Wicked's Billet Head, Zeel Iggy, V-Force 3 Reeds, Y-Boot K&N Filter, Stock Carbs. Spec 2 Pipes (F-1's). R6 Cooling Fan.
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slinger
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by slinger » Mon Jul 19, 2010 3:59 am
ruka wrote:That looks like it means business. Really nice.
Out of curiosity, what rim size / tyre size combinations are you running?
TRX 850 wheels 3.5" front 5" rear which allows me to run slicks.
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by tobster » Mon Jul 19, 2010 8:23 am
I was thinking that the screen could or should be lower, but now I've seen the owner it all makes sense now!!!!
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slinger
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by slinger » Mon Jul 19, 2010 1:06 pm
tobster wrote:I was thinking that the screen could or should be lower, but now I've seen the owner it all makes sense now!!!!
Double bubble like my belly
Wankers
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crazydiablo
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by crazydiablo » Mon Jul 19, 2010 2:55 pm
What body work is that. You really havent listed your mods.
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by slinger » Mon Jul 19, 2010 4:22 pm
crazydiablo wrote:What body work is that. You really havent listed your mods.
The fairing is a TZ 250 P, 2005/2006 and the rear seat unit is one of my own. Based on a RS250 Honda, liked the lines better than the yammy one which comes with the P fairing .
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rdstars
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by rdstars » Mon Jul 19, 2010 7:41 pm
That seat, did you do a mould for it based on the original? If so then you could run a small batch of these as im sure they would fly out.
I know someone straight away who would take one of your hands