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What did you do to your Vmax today? Part 2
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Kyle layin down the magic! Looks good man!
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Hi
Thinking of installing forward controls any thoughts or suggestions on the best product.
Thinking of installing forward controls any thoughts or suggestions on the best product.
Yea their at.....you guessed it , AMAZON! LOL.
Their branded TARAZON, about $269.
I have them on my bike, had to enlarge for bigger hardware,
the bolts they come with are much too light duty.
I think the toe peg ,shifter side had a 5/16-18 through bolt.
I drilled and tapped M10-1.5 for everything. I also relocated the brake lever/ linkage location to run under the clutch housing.
If you search Billet Bike Bitz, Otec etc. you can easily spend $750
for forward controls and is why I show here one of my attempts at homemade forwards on my bike in its early development.
Right side foot peg mounted on the left frame at the front motor mount plate holes and the same for the left peg and modified jap bike brake lever's for shifter and brake pedals, heim joints, rods and linkage from a bobber site.
Their branded TARAZON, about $269.
I have them on my bike, had to enlarge for bigger hardware,
the bolts they come with are much too light duty.
I think the toe peg ,shifter side had a 5/16-18 through bolt.
I drilled and tapped M10-1.5 for everything. I also relocated the brake lever/ linkage location to run under the clutch housing.
If you search Billet Bike Bitz, Otec etc. you can easily spend $750
for forward controls and is why I show here one of my attempts at homemade forwards on my bike in its early development.
Right side foot peg mounted on the left frame at the front motor mount plate holes and the same for the left peg and modified jap bike brake lever's for shifter and brake pedals, heim joints, rods and linkage from a bobber site.
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I'm not one for forward controls but your set-up will probably garner lots of attention from those who like 'em. Maybe a cottage industry?
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Thanks for the input Norm what make are they and did you have any installation probs(also 97)
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And thanks to all of you.
Bought them from Chicago ==refined cycle FC9 14"- 407-47 DOLLARS,IM 5.11" R HIP REPLACMENT,THATS WHY I WENT FOR THEM,NO PROBLEM FITTING DONE IN A HOUR,COME WITH GREAT CHROME, BASIC FITTING,IF NOT COMFORTABLE, GET A MATE TO HELP,ALSO GET INSTRUCTIONS FROMTHE WEB. THE ONLY THING I HAD TO DO WAS BLEED THE BACK BREAK.HOPE THAT HELPS YOU... CHEERS ,GID NEW YEAR TO YOU.NORRIE
Wow, looks great!!!
While the Europeans like the wild VMax rides, I favor a near-stock appearance. This one is a classy subtle modded bike. You made a good one! The stripes, narrow, wide, narrow are a classic design.
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finished servicing the carb. new jets, seals. sodablasted and ultrasound cleaning.
Good-looking CV caps, and overall job.
Hey Kyle
Yea I see some goodies, weld in frame braces, backrest, some chrome bling, that windshield, wonder what else she's packin.
Man thats got to be a kick to get to jump in the truck and head to Bamma for a bike. Right-on Kyle, I enjoy the posts and the pics!
