Svedberg's RVF Race bike
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Re: BIIIIIIIG lower rad, finally!
Fantastic bike, more details on the front end conversion pls
And i thinks its about time the likes of you and micheal posted a LOT more pics and specs of your rides in the members rides section.
Seeing these bikes make me a proud NC owner![:up: :up:](./images/smilies/happy-thumb-up-044.gif)
And i thinks its about time the likes of you and micheal posted a LOT more pics and specs of your rides in the members rides section.
Seeing these bikes make me a proud NC owner
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Re: BIIIIIIIG lower rad, finally!
Suddenly struck by inspiration, I started designing a new version of a one piece tank cover/airbox/seat unit. An old NC30 tank was butchered and filled with foam for a base. Now sanding of the foam, and merging it to the old seat unit is next, and then comes the lovely task of perfection of this plug for a new mould. Wonderful. Oh, how I've missed the styrene fumes
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Re: BIIIIIIIG lower rad, finally!
wow. I now want all-white bodywork and some flatslides ![Very Happy :grin:](./images/smilies/icon_e_biggrin.gif)
top work!
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top work!
attention 2 detail - bike valeting and more
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Re: BIIIIIIIG lower rad, finally!
be interesting to see how much it weighs when its finished
that tank is roughly same size as mine, mines half the weight of a standard one
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Re: BIIIIIIIG lower rad, finally!
Simon_Ed wrote:be interesting to see how much it weighs when its finishedthat tank is roughly same size as mine, mines half the weight of a standard one
How much many kg:s is your BMC race bike? Just curious...
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Re: BIIIIIIIG lower rad, finally!
dude that looks so cool, how long til you get bored of the fairing and make your own then?, the seat and tank look v moto 2, mabe you could call it the moto3 or 4 cos its a 400
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Re: BIIIIIIIG lower rad, finally!
Spike16 wrote:dude that looks so cool, how long til you get bored of the fairing and make your own then?, the seat and tank look v moto 2, mabe you could call it the moto3 or 4 cos its a 400
Thanks mate! I hope I find something usable before I resort to making my own fairing, I really do! I have decided the 600rr fairing just won't do, a tad too big for the bike...so a set of NSR500V fairings are on their way to try out next.
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Re: BIIIIIIIG lower rad, finally!
im not sure on exact weight but its half the weight of a standard nc35 one and as far as i know that includes the cover as well
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Re: BIIIIIIIG lower rad, finally!
just been told its 2.2kg, thats with the cap and cover, so not too bad ![:peace: :peace:](./images/smilies/v-peace.gif)
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Re: BIIIIIIIG lower rad, finally!
Simon_Ed wrote:just been told its 2.2kg, thats with the cap and cover, so not too bad
I was thinking more of the entire bike, but 2.2kg for the fuel cell is good! I'll put mine on a scale just to compare.