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Old 02-Nov-2011, 17:43
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750ss Cafe Racer Project

Here are some pictures of the old girl being stripped down (careful lads, that's my daughter!! )

Shows the original bike without the plastic

Then stripped down and some follow up photos of bits back from the powdercoating











You can find the rest of the photos here:

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Old 02-Nov-2011, 18:41
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Old 02-Nov-2011, 21:49
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Pictures of Red, White and Green frames
Now where have I seen those colours together before

Flatline, I'm suprised you didn't carry out any mods to the subframe before having it powder-coated
Check out the modified subframe on Senna3's frame


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Old 03-Nov-2011, 09:43
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Pictures of Red, White and Green frames
Now where have I seen those colours together before

Flatline, I'm suprised you didn't carry out any mods to the subframe before having it powder-coated
Check out the modified subframe on Senna3's frame

Thanks for the comments guys

Probably best to let you know where I am coming from

This is my first project, and as I am discovering there is an awful lot you can do, and spend

I did sit down and have a think about all sorts of colour schemes, wheels and brakes etc etc

However as it's my first project and not a lot of money,(building trade) I decided to stick to pretty much basic colours and equipment and put a nice simple clean looking bike on the road, once that is done, who knows?

I realise that mistakes will be made by not doing things in a certain way

You guys will already know that, as I am new to this, half the time I won't realise that something needs doing until it's too late

Even fitting a single headlight will be a stretch, there are the electrics to move etc etc so that's going to be interesting

So bear with me, I will hopefully ask the right questions before I go ahead and do something, but probably not always

Mind you, this is fairly basic colours

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Not sure if I can manage one of these

I am always open to suggestions of things that should be looked at

Owning a Honda Firestorm, I just get on it and ride! (and it's still faster than I am )

Your help and input much appreciated

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Old 03-Nov-2011, 20:57
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Even fitting a single headlight will be a stretch, there are the electrics to move etc etc so that's going to be interesting


I would be considering going with a few Monster parts, such as loom and switch gear and possibly speedo as everything on the SS is based around having a fairing bracket


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Old 04-Nov-2011, 09:14
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Ahh, once you say that it seems obvious

Early monsters I assume?

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Ahh, once you say that it seems obvious

Early monsters I assume?

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Yep from around 94 to 99, either 600,750 or 900 so long as its carbed and the model its from didn't have the electric carb heaters (which I think were about year 2000)

Control relay and Fusbox are mounted under the seat on the Monster, Battery, Igniters etc are pretty much the same position as the SS


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Old 05-Nov-2011, 18:36
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You seem to know your way around Ducatis m8

Thanks for the info
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You seem to know your way around Ducatis m8

Thanks for the info

He has to his house is full of them

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He has to his house is full of them


To true, can't walk around my house in the dark for tripping over Ducati parts

Only 11 complete Ducatis with another 3 in parts, plus all the spares, then I still have 3 Ex Jap race bikes. So yep its a bit full here


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