A pair of CBX750s

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A pair of CBX750s

#1 Post by Viking » Fri Aug 01, 2008 3:44 am

Hey all,

Before I got my Falco, I was the proud owner of a couple of CBX750s.

Here's the first one I owned. It's got a genuine Moriwaki exhaust system, Raask rear-sets, and a home-made single-seat conversion. I did 130,000km on that bike, and I still have regrets that I got rid of it.

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I traded it for this one:

The list of modifications is too long to post here, but it's a real blast to ride this thing.

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After it lunched it's engine, it got rebuilt and repainted to look like this:

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Just for giggles, does anyone care to guess what modifications it has over a stock CBX750? :smt001

Oh, and if anyone in Melbourne is interested, I can be persuaded to part with her for the right amount of money.

Cheers,
Viking
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#2 Post by Kwackerz » Fri Aug 01, 2008 4:18 pm

Everything bar the clocks?!

It does look smart.

I did start researching as to what looks different but gave up and settled for it just having the original enghine casings, clocks and fuel tap... :smt002
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#3 Post by Fausto » Fri Aug 01, 2008 6:56 pm

It seems to have 2 frames :smt017

Was it that powerful ?

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#4 Post by Viking » Mon Aug 04, 2008 3:19 am

Here you go, the complete list of changes:

SUSPENSION, WHEELS & BRAKES:

* 1996 GSXR750 Front end (Steering head modified)
* Custom built rear shock (using NSR500 unit as the starting point)
* 1996 GSXR750 Front calipers - with new Goodridge pads
* 1996 GSXR clip-ons with standard CBX750 switch-gear
* 1996 GSXR750 Front wheel
* 1996 GSXR600 Rear wheel
* Custon JMC swingarm - shortened & braced

FRAME & BODY:

* Harris Type III - Bolt-on frame kit
* Harris Type III Fuel tank - 20 Litres (Inc 5 Litre reserve)
* 1996 Modified GSXR front wheel guard
* RGV 250 One-piece ducktail, with CBR600F tail-light
* Katana 1100 mirrors
* Quick action throttle

ENGINE:

* Modified profile cam-shafts

What I've done to the bike:

* Complete bottom-end rebuild about 2500km ago (new big-end bearings, new main bearings, everything cleaned and checked)
* Megasquirt EFI conversion using GSXR-750 fuel pump (mounted in the tank), GSXR-600 throttle bodies and a lot of messing around
* Polished rims
* New front disks by Goodridge
* New front brake pads (Goodridge)
* CBX750 Rear disk & brake caliper - with new pads & disk
* Repainted frame
* GSXR-1100 console (everything works except the temperature gauge)
* 'Alien' street-fighter fairing
* CBR600 'hugger' mudguard and chain guard
* Megacycle high-mount exhaust system
* Scott-Oiler automatic chain lubrication system fitted


Before you ask, there is no way I'm going to do anything similar to the Falco - there's just no need!

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#5 Post by gtr » Fri Sep 12, 2008 8:51 am

nice bike there mate...
how much did u pay for the frame ???

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#6 Post by Viking » Mon Sep 15, 2008 5:41 am

Hi GTR,

Welcome to the Forum. (Better get yourself over to the 'Virtual Bar' quick smart and buy us all a virtual beer, before the regulars all get in and drink it dry. :smt003)

As for the frame, I have no idea what it cost. I bought the bike with it on already. The guy I bought it from said that it cost him a small fortune.
It's the V-twin thing. There's just something about it that inline-4s don't have at all, and V-4s don't have enough of.

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