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gs1000g mild cafe build

So for my weight and the bikes my recommended spring rate is 1.108 kg they offer a 1.0 (off the shelf) sonic has a 1.10 for much less $ and thats dam near spot on so ill probably go with that.
 
So for my weight and the bikes my recommended spring rate is 1.108 kg they offer a 1.0 (off the shelf) sonic has a 1.10 for much less $ and thats dam near spot on so ill probably go with that.

Talk to Rich Desmond here and confirm that, but it is in the ballpark. I weigh 185lb and used Sonic 1.0kg/mm springs on my 1100E with great results. Sonic service and support was excellent for me and I will go back to them first for any future spring needs.


Mark
 


The factory foam fits really nice with the pan i made, and is alot more comfortable with the katana bars than the clubmans. Starting work on the 4 into 1. Wasnt really planning on doing this but the primarys all ligned up so i figured what the heck lol.
Turns out the o/d of the inside tube of the factory exhaust is smaller than the i/d of the Yoshimura 4 into 1 for the kat 600 so thats a plus! Gonna get the rear sets mounted from the kat as well before i put the rear section of the exhaust on.
 
Question, have you cycled either end of your suspension through to the stops to be assured that nothing fouls? Like sliders (or tire) to triple clamp or tire to frame mod in the rear?

Motos rarely handle better lowered, specially when things hit other things...other than that, your concept of reusing what's there, I like.
 
nothing hits, the front doesn't bottom out either. I need to make steering stops because these triple clamps have different stops than stock but they work really well.
 
Ok instead of choping up the rear more i changed the angle of the rear fairing and it completely changed the look of the bike haha. Its funny how somthing little like that can create such a big change
 
Notice the top pic the bottom edge of the tail is parallel with the frame rail, and in the bottom pic it shoots straight up to the Moon
 

Bit by bit, almost ordered the last of the "want's" but i had an incident that lead to the rim on my car getting bent so i had to shell out 200 to get it refurbished.. luckily it was only 200 but that put the bike on stand still for a little. Last of the fab work is almost finished, gotta finish the right hand side mounts for the rear sets then sanding and paint
 
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