Bike of the Month winners circle!
#11
July 2009 winner!
#12
August 2009 winner!
Last edited by hoedogg; 10-05-2009 at 04:31 PM.
#13
Bike Specs
Stock engine bore/stroke
.5mm head gasket
Stock cams degreed at 106 and 104
Beet Nassart full exhaust
KHI ecu with a PC3
BMC race air filter
Attack rear sets
Traxxion Dynamics AK-20 front cartridges
Penske triple shock
SS lines with the 07 6r nissin front calipers
SBS sintered race pads
Champ sliders front and frame
Supersprox tri with the DID X chain 520
It is green and delivers good kawi power even at 4500 ft.
.5mm head gasket
Stock cams degreed at 106 and 104
Beet Nassart full exhaust
KHI ecu with a PC3
BMC race air filter
Attack rear sets
Traxxion Dynamics AK-20 front cartridges
Penske triple shock
SS lines with the 07 6r nissin front calipers
SBS sintered race pads
Champ sliders front and frame
Supersprox tri with the DID X chain 520
It is green and delivers good kawi power even at 4500 ft.
#14
September 2009 winner!
Thank you again for the Nom & Sec. For the 92.
I'm going to try to give a little more detail this time
92, ZX7R Track Bike Made Street Legal again.
Fox Racing Shox removed / KYB re-installed
Stage III Exhaust System W/ Vanes & Hines Pipe
Stage III Carb Kit.
Stage III Clutch System
05 Stock Motor
16/47 Sprockets
Flush mount front Turn signals
Masen Rear Signals w/ home made Brackets
Carbon Fiber pattern seats
Paint is Black w/ ½ oz. Pearl Added.
Thank you again for the Nom & Sec. For the 92.
I'm going to try to give a little more detail this time
92, ZX7R Track Bike Made Street Legal again.
Fox Racing Shox removed / KYB re-installed
Stage III Exhaust System W/ Vanes & Hines Pipe
Stage III Carb Kit.
Stage III Clutch System
05 Stock Motor
16/47 Sprockets
Flush mount front Turn signals
Masen Rear Signals w/ home made Brackets
Carbon Fiber pattern seats
Paint is Black w/ ½ oz. Pearl Added.
Last edited by hoedogg; 10-05-2009 at 04:32 PM.
#15
February winner!
I bought my 2001 Kawasaki Drifter 1500 a year and a half ago. I hadn't had a bike in 25 years, and this was a much larger bike then any I had before. When I found my two owner bike, she had bags and a windshield, but she was stripped of any badges and needed tires and some general lovin' pretty bad. I thought it looked kinda naked ( An early pic: http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j3...r/IMG_0451.jpg ), so I added custom emblems. I also added wide whitewall tires and a bunch of leatherwork. Some of the leatherwork I bought, but most I made myself. I have a solo seat, and a 2up, as well as a trunk project I'm working on ( Trunk is off of a '69 Harley, and it's nowhere near done, but here it is: http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j3...r/IMG_0786.jpg ). Because of the floating rear fender on the Drifter, I had to custom make the brackets for the trunk. I decided to cover the brackets in some of my custom leatherwork to set them apart. The bike is basically mechanically stock, though I did upgrade the clutch spring to a Meanstreak spring. She's as reliable as they come and gave me 8000 trouble free miles last summer. I'm looking forward to many more miles in the future, so let's go ride!
I bought my 2001 Kawasaki Drifter 1500 a year and a half ago. I hadn't had a bike in 25 years, and this was a much larger bike then any I had before. When I found my two owner bike, she had bags and a windshield, but she was stripped of any badges and needed tires and some general lovin' pretty bad. I thought it looked kinda naked ( An early pic: http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j3...r/IMG_0451.jpg ), so I added custom emblems. I also added wide whitewall tires and a bunch of leatherwork. Some of the leatherwork I bought, but most I made myself. I have a solo seat, and a 2up, as well as a trunk project I'm working on ( Trunk is off of a '69 Harley, and it's nowhere near done, but here it is: http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j3...r/IMG_0786.jpg ). Because of the floating rear fender on the Drifter, I had to custom make the brackets for the trunk. I decided to cover the brackets in some of my custom leatherwork to set them apart. The bike is basically mechanically stock, though I did upgrade the clutch spring to a Meanstreak spring. She's as reliable as they come and gave me 8000 trouble free miles last summer. I'm looking forward to many more miles in the future, so let's go ride!
#16
March 2010 Winner!
Bike Model: 2005 Kawasaki Ninja ZX6R
ENGINE
Type - Liquid cooled, 4-stroke in-line Four
Displacement - 636 cc
Bore and Stroke - 68 x 43.8 mm
Compression ratio - 12.9:1
Valve system - DOHC, 16 valves
Fuel system - Fuel injection: (4) 38mm Keihin injectors
with oval sub-throttles,
dual injection
Ignition - Digital
Starting - Electric
Lubrication - Forced lubrication, wet sump
The bike also features a 6 speed transmission with a wet multi-disc, manual clutch (slipper clutch), a fully adjustable Showa front fork and a race-developed bottom link type Uni-Trac rear suspension. A set of Bridgestone BT-016 tires keep the bike nicely connected to the roadway underneath. And helping to stop the bike are a set of radial mounted 4-piston front brake calipers, and a large diameter, semi-floating, drilled, stainless steel wave rotors out back. The combination delivers exceptional feel and performance. The bike also features custom polished and painted wheels, custom paint and tribal warrior decals! I'll see you all on the streets!
ENGINE
Type - Liquid cooled, 4-stroke in-line Four
Displacement - 636 cc
Bore and Stroke - 68 x 43.8 mm
Compression ratio - 12.9:1
Valve system - DOHC, 16 valves
Fuel system - Fuel injection: (4) 38mm Keihin injectors
with oval sub-throttles,
dual injection
Ignition - Digital
Starting - Electric
Lubrication - Forced lubrication, wet sump
The bike also features a 6 speed transmission with a wet multi-disc, manual clutch (slipper clutch), a fully adjustable Showa front fork and a race-developed bottom link type Uni-Trac rear suspension. A set of Bridgestone BT-016 tires keep the bike nicely connected to the roadway underneath. And helping to stop the bike are a set of radial mounted 4-piston front brake calipers, and a large diameter, semi-floating, drilled, stainless steel wave rotors out back. The combination delivers exceptional feel and performance. The bike also features custom polished and painted wheels, custom paint and tribal warrior decals! I'll see you all on the streets!
#17
July 2010 Winner!
2006 KLX 250 S. Mods are Full Muzzy, Jetting 132 and 40, and gears are 13-45.
I bought the first one on the Olympic Peninsula here in Western Washington. In fact I saw it more than a month before the shop even got them in. That was November of 05, and now I have 14,300 miles on it and it's been a blast.
When I found this website back in 05, there wasn't even a KLX section. There was only a KLR 250 and KLR 650 section. When I got a hold of the site Admin/Owner and asked him if he could add a section for this bike he was happy to do it.
Now nearly 4 and a half years later and 17,500 posts it just feels like home.
Thanks for all who voted for me.
I bought the first one on the Olympic Peninsula here in Western Washington. In fact I saw it more than a month before the shop even got them in. That was November of 05, and now I have 14,300 miles on it and it's been a blast.
When I found this website back in 05, there wasn't even a KLX section. There was only a KLR 250 and KLR 650 section. When I got a hold of the site Admin/Owner and asked him if he could add a section for this bike he was happy to do it.
Now nearly 4 and a half years later and 17,500 posts it just feels like home.
Thanks for all who voted for me.
#18
February Winner 2011!
Two time winner jeffzx9!
Ohlins rear shock
Hand built brass radiator
Polished frame, swingarm, clutch cover
Chrome wheels, frame down-tubes, upper fairing bracket, ram air screens, kickstand
Re-paint OE Kaw green
Corbin seat and rear pillion
Carbon fiber tank guard, duct covers, hugger, mirrors, Kaw tank logo, gauge panel cover
Muzzy spools, braided brake lines, braided coolant line and oil line dress-up covering
Clear Alternatives tail light
Harris rearsets
Custom perf side fairing brackets, side-tail ports
Hotwires (coil-in-wire) spark plug wires
Vance & Hines carbon muffler
BMC air filter
Fiamm high tone horn
(and a bunch of OE stuff replaced during the salvage op.
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#19
Febuary 2012 Winner!
First I want to say thanks for the nom and the votes. It's a 2009 that I bought new in 2011. Pretty much all stock. I have put wheel tape, tinted windshield, and tank pad on it. I bought it to learn on, never thought I'd win a competition with it. Was thinking about having sprockets and exhaust put on but I don't know if I want to keep it or not, so I don't know.
Thanks again, Chucky81
Thanks again, Chucky81
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