Project Trizuki

[7981GS]

Yes true! So have you done it yet?

Seriously though, back on topic... what are you thinking for the rear? With just the seat in the first photo, it almost looks right just like that... can you do a tail piece with some fibreglass or aluminium to mimic the shape of that seat and just extend it a little more?

I have the factory, post crash damage, tail piece that can be repaired with some effort.

Eric

[Tim Tom]

Looking good there! If you can find some duc lower fairings it would look great.

As far as the tail end goes I think the exposed subframe looks damn cool. Just do something about that heat shield over the exhaust and it would look sweet.

Keep it up, your builds are always entertaining to watch!

[Guest]

Hmmm no updates since mid-June... c'mon Eric you're draggin' the chain!

[7981GS]

I have been busy hoarding more parts, finding the room to store them and picking up more bikes.
Also, that pesky four letter word "work" keeps getting in the way.
I will be getting back to it soon enough.

Eric

[Guest]

Yeah I hear ya' Eric... I just can't find time to touch the little Ducati either at the moment... just so long as you're getting back to it

[7981GS]

Yeah I hear ya' Eric... I just can't find time to touch the little Ducati either at the moment... just so long as you're getting back to it

A sigle-sided rear swing arm canyon blaster with over 120 HP and 80+ pounds of torque that weighs under 500 pounds wet,
you bet cha that I will be back at it!

Eric

[Guest]

Excellent

[nvr2old]

I think a more appropriate name of this bike should be Suzuk-umph.