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  • Dalers08
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    What made you go with that front end over an R6 or R1? And where did you send off the stem to get machined?

    I plan on doing the same thing to my Virago I picked up a few years ago. Need to keep myself busy this summer since I won't have a fun car!

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  • Street|Terror
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    this thing is straightttt. Awesome vision

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  • EuroNut
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    Originally posted by 244Brick View Post
    How does it ride?
    The ride is a little harsh, only because of the low bars...my back is sore after about 30 minutes of riding

    Originally posted by los02 View Post
    What size is this? 250?
    It's a virago 750

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  • los02
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    What size is this? 250?

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  • 244Brick
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    How does it ride?

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  • EuroNut
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    Well I raised the tank a bit, and decided to do a little i phone photoshoot during a ride today...











    I just need to get some rotors before i can install the front brakes, and I'm going to start fabbing s subframe for the 2 person seat sometime next week

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  • los02
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    Originally posted by EuroNut View Post


    basically the aluminum post (the stem) needed to be machined to match the dimensions of the virago stem
    Oh.... I was thinking the actual frame part had to be modified. This is so much easier! AND cheaper!

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  • EuroNut
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    Originally posted by godspeedm3 View Post
    Viragos can be fun, and the v twin confuses people. Here is the 535 rat I built...



    good looking rat bike, you can pretty much take these bikes in any direction you want when it comes to modifying them..they make a great starting platform

    Originally posted by NickL View Post
    GSXR front end is dope!
    Originally posted by los02 View Post
    Do you have any pics of what needed to be modified to fit the GSX-R front end? Loving the bike!
    Originally posted by white out View Post
    great looking build.
    Thanks! Unfortunately i don't have any pictures as i was very anxious to install the front end once i got the parts back.. here is a picture off of google to show the stem before it was machined



    basically the aluminum post (the stem) needed to be machined to match the dimensions of the virago stem

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  • white out
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    great looking build.

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  • los02
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    Do you have any pics of what needed to be modified to fit the GSX-R front end? Loving the bike!

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  • NickL
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    GSXR front end is dope!

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  • godspeedm3
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    Viragos can be fun, and the v twin confuses people. Here is the 535 rat I built...



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  • HooWybrow
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    I took some pics of Mike's bike tonight after work, bigger tire on front. I'll let him do the talking, cause quite frankly I want to go to bed.





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  • EuroNut
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    Originally posted by P3Z View Post
    love your build man! good work.
    I've always wondered, where are you planning to display your number plate?
    Also, not sure if you're aware, but 'Heist' is building a bobber on the side. Awesome one to follow as well.
    http://www.stanceworks.com/forums/sh...ad.php?t=15634
    Thanks dude, if you look in the last picture you can kind of see the plate mount that i made..just on the right side of the rear wheel. I'll get several better photos of the bike after i get the new front tire on it

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  • P3Z
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    love your build man! good work.
    I've always wondered, where are you planning to display your number plate?
    Also, not sure if you're aware, but 'Heist' is building a bobber on the side. Awesome one to follow as well.
    Post your build threads here! Keep us updated on what you're doing in your garage.

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