[greasemonkey]

Hi, I'm Bert and I'm from Belgium!
This is my first big bike build so it won't be top notch nor will it be fast
been contemplating quite a while on this, but here it is.
I'm building some other bikes at the same time and renovating my house, so it's on the cheap.

I'll start posting pics cause I feel you guys getting nervous.
it's a 1989 GSX-R 750 frame

SRAD 750 swing-arm

1st gen busa front fork and wheels

and a lump of aluminium witch holds 1.2 liters of awesomeness

I've been hording parts since January and I have some more parts on the shelf witch will come by at a later date to keep you guys entertained.
I also have some parts in the mail like brakes, engine parts and bodywork.
some might wonder what the other bikes are I'm "building",
there's a suzuki GT500 and that's gonna be a cafe racer witch stand like this on the moment

and also a race-scooter, a pit-bike and I'm thinking about a beer-box racer:nuts:

so that's it! the start of something cool I hope.

yuuu, Bert

 

[greasemonkey]

OH, I forgot to mention it's called the creeper after the minecraft hooligan;

 

[rex_saugerty]

it must be green then

 

[greasemonkey]

it must be green then

It won't, i got a really nice white and blue tank with the frame, I was thinking about a creeper mask headlight or/and some nice airbrushed engine covers.
but on the other side, it's far from finished so who knows?

 

[94yzf75fighter]

Lots of awesome parts to make a sick bike good luck on your first build

 

[GROUCH]

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[greasemonkey]

Man I love seeing the ups guy walking to the door!
Beringer discs!

and a pipe kindly donated by my dad, (don't tell him he doesn't know yet)

weighs nothing! ti?
I suspect the rear brake disc, seat unit and calipers arriving tomorrow or this weekend.

bye guys!

 

[GreY2231]

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[greasemonkey]

Well thank you n0regret5, I love FU's :LolLolLolLol:
and again some parts!

this is the tank I'm gonna use.

But still no polyester :bawling:

goedenavond

 

[GreY2231]

where did you get the switches from and do they have a matching housing for the left? (slim lined)

 

[greasemonkey]

where did you get the switches from and do they have a matching housing for the left? (slim lined)

It's from domino, I found it on a local shop. they have buttons for the left side but those are 2,3 or 5 pushbuttons for pitlimitter and such, not specific for indicators or something.
I'm using a killswitch from a mx bike for my horn on the left.

 

[greasemonkey]

and for the ones that are curious about the scooter.
front brakes for next outing.

radial caliper? hell yes!

 

[Davey t]

looking good buddy you should start a thread for the scooter for the people theat are interested (like me lol)

 

[Notyetafighter]

looking good buddy you should start a thread for the scooter for the people theat are interested (like me lol)

Slight hijack- a friend of mine had a scooter with 3-4hp, did some tinkering and got up to 11hp. That thing was awesome. Sadly it was crashed rather severely.
Roll on the scooter build thread :thumbsup:

 

[greasemonkey]

I will keep you guys updated on the scooter in this thread.
tuned scooters are somewhat common here in Europe and the one I'm building isn't something special,
16~17 hp and about 100mph is just enough fun to keep up with the super motards on the local kart track.
I have a feeling you would like what I have planned for my pitbike better.

from a fiat 500 :thumbsup:

 

[GreY2231]

where in Europe?

 

[greasemonkey]

where in Europe?

me no understand. where I live? where I got the buttons?
well the land of waffles ,beer an fries! And http://www.jvpmotorproducts.com/

 

[GreY2231]

me no understand. where I live? where I got the buttons?
well the land of waffles ,beer an fries! And http://www.jvpmotorproducts.com/

you mentioned stuff about the scooters being "common here in europe" so i thought you might be from europe i was wondering what country? I live in Germany ATM

 

[greasemonkey]

you mentioned stuff about the scooters being "common here in europe" so i thought you might be from europe i was wondering what country? I live in Germany ATM

I'm from Belgium here and holland have a very big scooter scene, germany and also italy have some great competitions.

 

[GreY2231]

yup i just did a service on a Yamaha Aerox RR those things are fun to ride but surprisingly the Jog RR has more power stock lol but anyway i'll stop highjacking your build thread lol awesome start too let me know if you need anything i might be able to pull some strings for parts