Wow.. that's all I can say... can't wait to see pics of it completed!

Looking pretty.  

impressive display of mechanics... I can do the same thing, but with computers (any: macs, pcs, servers)  

haha thanks for all the comments!

if you look in the one pic you can see where the engine leaked all over the plywood over the course of a week...


SubC-I would not tackle anytyhing like this with fuel injection bikes or anything that has more wireing than this FZR. It was crazy memory headaches on routing the wires..Good idea tho is that I taped and labeled all the connectors so it was a SNAP once I got the wire routed in and around the frame. I think that being a Heavy Equipment operator/mechanic in the ARMY NG probably helped some with the metal working and such.

tape, notebook, and instantphoto camera work wonders.

thats awesome. the fzr4/6 is a killer combo. usually though, people buy the fzr4 and stick a fzr600 motor in it. I'd love to have one of those. Looks like a nice winter project...cant wait to see the final product!

lets see the rest of the fairings!

I'm an FZ/FZR fan...they live in a nice little warm corner of my heart.  I can't wait to see another back on the road.

Quote from: pantablothats awesome. the fzr4/6 is a killer combo. usually though, people buy the fzr4 and stick a fzr600 motor in it. I'd love to have one of those. Looks like a nice winter project...cant wait to see the final product!

not sure yet if it's killer  but it does hustle down the stationary dyno  now once the road twist...well that's another chapter but I have confidence in my R6/progressive set-up

Quote from: makenzie71lets see the rest of the fairings!
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I'm not putting the left and right side pieces on.....or atleast not yet....I bought the bike w/o them and I think it looks great w/o the the two side pannels and my wallet thanks me too. but I am putting on a pair of custom case guards in case of future mis-haps


I like it naked haha

Yeah...  I can't wait to see the whole thing...  Lookin' good!