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Working on my 2005 1000rr tail swap - 4/18/2007 9:31:12 PM   
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OK I am starting this thread to show the progress of my 1000rr tail conversion on my 2000 F4. I will get some pics tomorrow when I work on it more (it rained all today). Today when I got the tail I just set it up on the subframe to see it would fit and how it would look. Heres what I have concluded so far...you have to move all the wires such as the rectifier and regulator and all that other shit connected to the side of the subframe. I am going to move it under the seat and what not. once I moved the wires and crap I set the tail over the subframe, it fit much better that time. But I had to remove the latch thing, mine didnt work in the first place so no biggie for me. So I took that off and I need to cut about 2 inches or so off the end of the subframe for things to look good. but thats how far I am now and will try and work on it tomorrow. I am going to have trouble getting the rear seat to latch since I never had a lock assembly. I am also going to have to make some brackets for the tail to mount up, but nothing too hard. And it looks awesome.
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RE: Working on my 2005 1000rr tail swap - 4/18/2007 9:53:07 PM   
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Nice mod, looking forward to the pics.

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RE: Working on my 2005 1000rr tail swap - 4/20/2007 2:17:53 PM   
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Nice bro, put some pics up on here for sure, and let us know how hard it was to get it all bolted down properly.

Jason

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RE: Working on my 2005 1000rr tail swap - 4/20/2007 3:04:07 PM   
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I will go and take some pics here in a few minutes, I still dont have it bolted on its just resting where I want it. I have to take it over to my buddies shop so he can help me weld up some mounts. Im still pondering on how to get the rear seat latched. Anyone have any ideas?

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RE: Working on my 2005 1000rr tail swap - 4/20/2007 3:48:34 PM   
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here are the pics, remember its not bolted down and is not finished yet. I have the side fairings off because I painted my clutch cover, the stator cover and the passenger pegs. Let me know what you think. And next week there will be new paint on it, even tho I just painted it like 2 months ago. Anyways here they are.




And heres the clutch cover

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RE: Working on my 2005 1000rr tail swap - 4/20/2007 5:00:26 PM   
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Looks nice bro, so you're planning on still using the subframe from your F4 right?  Cause I know some guys have went and changed over the subframe, and rear plastic, that would solve the seat bolting and the need to weld, but I think they're other issues still with the conversion...

Looks nice though man, can't wait to see what it looks like when you get it done. 
Do you do your own paint?
Also, did you take off your clutch cover to paint ot, or did you just tape it off and paint it on the bike?

Jason

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RE: Working on my 2005 1000rr tail swap - 4/21/2007 12:02:48 AM   
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Yea Im keeping my original subframe, just have to tweak it alittle and the only welding I have to do are some support brackets...no biggie. And you cant bolt on an RR subframe because they are completely different in every way. The other conversion that uses the F4i subframe and tail bolts right up with no problems but with the 1000RR its a little more complicated but not too bad. And yea I do my own paint, I also painted bindelf2's bike...hes up for ROTM right now. And for the clutch cover and stator cover, I didnt take them off. I just taped it off good and prepped it and painted it. I used the newest color of Duplicolor's Metalcast...its called smoke and once I get my new paint on the bike it will look awesome. heres what im planning on painting it.



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RE: Working on my 2005 1000rr tail swap - 5/7/2007 11:07:26 PM   
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Ok I got it all done, I posted it on the other thread but thought it should go in the thread I started. here it all is.



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RE: Working on my 2005 1000rr tail swap - 5/10/2007 12:13:31 AM   
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NICE.....Clean bike like the look, awsome mod

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RE: Working on my 2005 1000rr tail swap - 5/10/2007 11:03:26 AM   
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That is an incredibly sexy ass! Could you post up some more pictures of it? Also if you wouldn't mind giving away some trade secrets and showing what welds you had to do to the sub?

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RE: Working on my 2005 1000rr tail swap - 5/10/2007 3:00:39 PM   
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looks really nice. i like the new paint. looks much cleaner. simple and sleak. well done. i am curious if you have more pics of the welding and actual fitting of the seat too. looks nice.

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RE: Working on my 2005 1000rr tail swap - 5/10/2007 10:21:34 PM   
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Ok I planned on welding the braces on but my buddies welder wasnt working so I ended up bolting everything on and it worked out great. And I dont have any pics of it when I was putting it together. I can explain more tomorrow, right now Im on a piece of crap computer thta has dial up so once Im on my computer I will post more. Thanks guys for the compliments.

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