**Post pictures of 600RR's here**
02-01-2008, 01:35 PM
#61
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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: St. Paul, mn
Age: 41
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Re: **Post pictures of 600RR's here**
post up close ups of your tank dents i wanna see what i have to do to get mine to look minty. and cage pics... i dont wanna run freestyle so does anyone have pics of 905 or sick innovations?
02-03-2008, 11:11 AM
#63
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: POLAND => Bilgoraj/Krakow
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Re: **Post pictures of 600RR's here**
First, you must dent your metal tank. Don't hit the tank cover because it will break (like mine)! The best way is to hit around the cover.
When you dent it, you must dent a plastic cover. To do it, you must use a heater (the best is 3kW or more). I had 2 heaters (both 1,5kW). You must heat it from inside (thanks to that the paint from the cover wouldn't fall of).
When the cover is hot you must fast get it on bike and pull hard down on the tank. USE GLOVES - it's very hot!!! Do it quickly, because it's getting cold very fast.
When you do it, than you can heat it on some small area and do the form as you want.
Firstly I have melt my cover and push it down. Than I was heating a smal areas and do the good form of it. At the end I have done it smooth by using some special plastic 'gel' with fiber glass. Cover after melting is geting very hard, so plastic + fiber glass is OK
Sorry for pics - I was doing them by phone
When you dent it, you must dent a plastic cover. To do it, you must use a heater (the best is 3kW or more). I had 2 heaters (both 1,5kW). You must heat it from inside (thanks to that the paint from the cover wouldn't fall of).
When the cover is hot you must fast get it on bike and pull hard down on the tank. USE GLOVES - it's very hot!!! Do it quickly, because it's getting cold very fast.
When you do it, than you can heat it on some small area and do the form as you want.
Firstly I have melt my cover and push it down. Than I was heating a smal areas and do the good form of it. At the end I have done it smooth by using some special plastic 'gel' with fiber glass. Cover after melting is geting very hard, so plastic + fiber glass is OK
Sorry for pics - I was doing them by phone
02-03-2008, 11:19 AM
#64
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: POLAND => Bilgoraj/Krakow
Age: 37
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Re: **Post pictures of 600RR's here**
My crash is made a'la 905 racing. I made it by my self. It's the best cage I have ever had! Pipe has 45mm. Upper pipe must be made higher thanks to that bike at the crash wouldn't fall down on the tank.
Last edited by Ordi; 02-03-2008 at 11:49 AM.
03-21-2008, 11:51 PM
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04-04-2008, 02:55 PM
#70
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Myrtle Beach SC
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Re: **Post pictures of 600RR's here**
06 600rr
55 tooth rear sprocket
flipped clippons
brembo HB
Full throttle rear master bolt
Idle mod
Gafler steel braided lines all around
Sick Innovations cage
OMR subcage
GPR stabalizer
[img=http://img444.imageshack.us/img444/6284/side6rrffpt4.th.jpg]
Lookin for some sponsor names for the sides..
55 tooth rear sprocket
flipped clippons
brembo HB
Full throttle rear master bolt
Idle mod
Gafler steel braided lines all around
Sick Innovations cage
OMR subcage
GPR stabalizer
[img=http://img444.imageshack.us/img444/6284/side6rrffpt4.th.jpg]
Lookin for some sponsor names for the sides..
05-16-2008, 09:18 PM
#77
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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Boston MA USA
Posts: 505
Re: **Post pictures of 600RR's here**
[quote=FrankieG;3025433][quote=sytfu_RR;3023642]I suck at stuntin 
but heres pics of my bike: 
Pictures hide the clapped-out-ness of it.
That bicycle pedal in the back is sick....how did u do that
but heres pics of my bike: Pictures hide the clapped-out-ness of it.That bicycle pedal in the back is sick....how did u do that
