Wow, inspirational !!! I also have an '86 750 which has not run in MANY years. Too many projects. Yours looks great ! Please continue the...
I would like the option to fly the Texas flag, too !!
Old thread, but did anyone with the Vibranators take any pictures/measurements? Brian
Wow, thank you for posting the engine prices !! Yes, it seems like a lot, but it seems you are going to have a fabulous mill when done ! I'm...
Where are you located ? I would like a Gen 4 engine, if close or reasonable shipping. I'm in central Texas. Brian
Are y'all talking about empty weight (no fuel, no oil) or the weight with a full tank of fuel and oil (and water) ? I can definitely feel the...
Wow, sounds like a great deal !! I also need one of those cowling bolts... Brian
Beautiful ! Do you recall the source of the titanium bits? Brian
Are you cutting the tank with sheet metal shears ? The cut is very rough-looking. A abrasive wheel would make a cleaner cut, but make sure no...
I am enjoying this thread ! Great photos. I may be rebuilding a '97 engine in the future... Brian
I have not used him, but https://billysoutback.com/ is a V-4 carburetor rebuilder. Brian
Tyga replied to me and said the left-side 4th Gen exhaust will be on their website later this week and that they are making a batch now. Brian
I like the left-side exhaust. I would buy 1 or 2 ! Briam
Todd, great stuff. I'm also an older (56) rider and also planning some modifications to my '97, so this is all good stuff. Please elaborate on...
Super, thanks. Pictures of the engine and any other information you have on it ? Brian
Would you give a report on the quality of the decals from Image Works? Any idea if they have a set specific to the RC45 ? Beautiful machine....
If your buyer does not want the 4th-gen engine, please let me know. Brian
Thank you for the Battlax report. I saw those tires recently and wondered about the mileage as they seemed very soft and 'grippy'. Brian
"Plywood"? Why not use a closed cell foam instead? MUCH lighter. Brian
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