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If you've got the time go for it :wink:, it's not as hard as you think. I've done a few SS engines over the years and as Android says take loads...
I'm stripping my 900 SS/IE in the next few weeks, the tank is in very good condition. It'll need painting as it's etch primed ready for finishing...
Had the same problem with one of mine. Best way is to drill the head off the Allen bolt, use a new sharp bit though cause if you use a blunt one...
I'm going to be stripping my ie in a week or two, will be selling frame with log book if you're interested ? It's a 52 plate and in std silver,...
They'll be coming off next 'Glid' ; ) they really are a horrific !!! There are some good bits on it though like an Ohlins shock and a carbon...
He sold it to help fund his new cafe ! His loss was my gain though : ) It's a really nice bike, got a few dodgy bits on it like a blue samco hose...
You won't be happy to here that this one is getting painted red then ; )
Al, sell or swap it with someone who's doing a MK1 superlight restoration ; ) the swing arm you have was only fitted to the very early model SL/SS...
Simplest way is to post a picture of it on here, wouldn't take long to identify it that way. If not its finding out what mk it is by the plate...
I'm stripping my '02 900 SS/IE if you're interested ? Was going to go down the cafe racer route with it but I've got too many other projects on...
If you use aircraft grade ali how about doing some brembo full floating disc centres ? I have a set in pieces at moment so could send you one...
He's the man you need, had my SL wheels done be him. Did a top job.
I've used him many times over the years, top bloke and highly recommended. :upyeah:
Your bike looks superb noddy' plain look is good :upyeah:
I've had these fairings on my SS for years now and if you want a simple mod to stop them moving at high speed just try this. Replace the two bolts...
I had a set of woodcraft ones on my SS many moons ago, very comfortable and work well. Only replaced them when I managed to get a set of Ducati...
That's right Si, don't bother with gaskets just use the threebond. The cover faces are really good so you don't need much (it only squeeses out...
They're just down the road from me, always use them, never any problems.
Yes, unless you get really lucky and pick up a second hand pair. They do come up from time to time but they'll still set you back about £400
I think it would be rude not too ! You've answered your own question Si :wink: Go for a set of 41's as your engines seems to have a fair few...
