hello to all

been having a good read of your forum and decided to join up

i have been riding 2 years now on my cbr 600, totally stock as i have always been into modding cars in a big way.

i have decided to start modding my bike as i have now been given a 93 zz6 which was dropped by mate. the fairing is badly damaged

here is a pre accident pic

http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h2...h/Bikes004.jpg
http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h2...h/Bikes003.jpg
http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h2...h/Bikes001.jpg



i want to strip it and go street fighter style but i dont where to start

please help

 

Welcome.... im sure someone will be able to help ya out... im a dirt rider....
dude is that bike pink and purple? I see why you wanna strip it..... j/k its cool. He gave it to you? thats even better.

 

welcome to the forum!

 

I think it would be cheaper to go buya dress and leave the bike alone. LOL j/k

Welcome

 

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haha yes you are all very funny ?

i cant stand the colour, it will be white and red when its completed.

so do we have any helpful comments please

 

Sorry man, like i said im a dirt rider.....

 

I am sorry I was not laughing at you really it was just the statement gotrice made, plus I am not normally up at this hour I just could not sleep. I wish I could help but I have never turned a bike into a street fighter. If I was to go that route I would probably start laying it out on paper and then preparing for a lot of time and customization. It really is going to depend on what design you want to accomplish. Start checking prices on items you can buy aftermarket, and prepare a list of things you will need to either do the work yourself or pay someone to do...off the top of my head I am thinking a lot of welding.

 

here is an example of a streetfighter from Sacramento

This 1987 1100cc streetfighter is owned and was built by Chris Ward of S.A.M. (Suburban Attack Motorcycles) of Sacramento, CA. All late model modification parts were obtained from AEC Cycle. S.A.M. specializes in one-off conversions or modifications to your bike. Call Chris for details at 916-548-6097 or e-mail at gixxerjunkie@hotmail.com.

 

Welcome to the forums.