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15 posts · Started by Chris LC4 · 03 Jan 2011

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Welcome Chris!
Jody already explained how to post pictures, but .
Thanks for the warm welcome guys!

Well ok, i thought you meight need 10 posts to upload some pics, but ok.

Just a test

My Duke III
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Seems to work

Then we go

My SD-R with minor changes

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Pen Head LED Flasher with self machined backplate

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R on the breakefluid pod cover

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Still under construction, the parts from the lathe are not ready by now.
I also have to lengthen the pushrod to get the shiftlever down. CNC milled parts are done already.

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Once the Akra was mounted...
You lucky guys, i would die for the round cans, but they aren´t street legal in Germany

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"modified" dB Eater

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The Rizoma Plate carrier (or whatever it is called in english) didn´t fit the Akras, so i had to develop a "connector"

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And that´s how my SD-R is looking now. The wind shild was just a test and is thought to be used for long distance trips. Actually i´ll ride with the small one. The handlebars are from my Duke 690, but i´m not happy with them on the SD-R, so i´ll change it for the LSL X01 bar.

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Hope you like the bike.

Cheers,
Chris
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Awesome bike and awesome work there Chris.

You will definitey get some "orders" for your handywork

sunn
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Welcome Chris, Beautiful bike! nice touches, Great avatar too. Your English is better than mine, oh, Im born and raised in the US.
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