675 from Estonia - Page 5

Smoke · 05-05-12, 17:26

Very nice details, lovin' the Superlight style mesh

lauri · 05-06-12, 08:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by shannenh

you have a beautiful bike mate. how did you cut the vents in the sides of your tail section. and attach the screen mesh

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I997 using Motorcycle.com App

here's pictures how I did it

I looked where I wanted those vents and drawed some lines and then just drilled holes and grinded it smooth

it was a stupid way to do this but I didn't have correct tools for the job. Mesh is attached with silicone. And exhaust was already there when I bought the bike(previous owner said he got it from ebay).
Thanks for everyone who loves the bike but all those details and ideas are from this forum!

Smoke · 05-07-12, 10:53

I understand now why the vents aren't as intricate as Super's, Dremel is our friend

Fastbrit · 05-07-12, 11:31

Nice job, love the white wheels!

Now that would make a great Bike of the month!!

lauri · 11-04-12, 13:27

hi guys, long time no see..
two important things happened during this seoson what needs to mention:
clutch wheelies and crash

and now I need some help again.. Maybe someone has got what I need
*left clip-on, grip and bar end
*left side engine case cover(carbon or something that hides the scratches)
*tank sliders (like these http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/R-G-RACING...item2a1fef4e08)
*left side mirror piece which holds the mirror
*left passenger footpegs

If someone can help me, PM!

shouldnthave · 11-04-12, 14:37

Too many wheelies! My Ex is Estonian, it is odd to find one on a Triumph forum. She is still my favorite ex of all time. I have liked every Estonian I have ever met you wouldn't believe how many live in San Francisco, and once you make friends with one, you get to know the whole community.

Anyway, if you still need it, I have the left side mirror holder (the whole mirror if you want it).

noclue90 has the cover you need here:
http://www.triumph675.net/forum/showthread.php?p=884815

That's all I can help with your list. If you want it, just PM me.

Smoke · 11-04-12, 23:35

Hi again, I wasn't sure I had the left hand mirror, but it looks like you're covered, hope you're all right, but that'll teach you a thing or two about wheelies

dabird · 11-05-12, 09:40

great build. Took along time and a lot of work, but I can see it was worth it. Now that you have to redo it, are you going to stay with the same color, or are we in for another treat. I enjoyed the pics and info you shared in the build. It was almost as if we were there with you. Good luck on repairs.

05-05-12, 17:26	#41
Smoke Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: France Posts: 3,318	Very nice details, lovin' the Superlight style mesh __________________ The slower you move, the more dangerous your bike is... I'll let you work out the conclusion from there If you find wearing proper gear's too hot, you're just not fast enough ! Dual Desert Eagle EBB ? MER IL ET FOU ! Viendez nolifer avec nous sur le salon #Airsoft sur IRC ! Et jouer avec Ploubalairsoft entre le 22 et le 35
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05-07-12, 10:53	#43
Smoke Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: France Posts: 3,318	I understand now why the vents aren't as intricate as Super's, Dremel is our friend __________________ The slower you move, the more dangerous your bike is... I'll let you work out the conclusion from there If you find wearing proper gear's too hot, you're just not fast enough ! Dual Desert Eagle EBB ? MER IL ET FOU ! Viendez nolifer avec nous sur le salon #Airsoft sur IRC ! Et jouer avec Ploubalairsoft entre le 22 et le 35
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05-07-12, 11:31	#44
Fastbrit Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Charlotte NC USA Posts: 1,038	Nice job, love the white wheels! Now that would make a great Bike of the month!! __________________ Tiger 800 (Do it all) 1973 Tiger 750 (restored) BMW S1000rr (the animal)
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11-04-12, 13:27	#45
lauri Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Estonia Posts: 26	hi guys, long time no see.. two important things happened during this seoson what needs to mention: clutch wheelies and crash and now I need some help again.. Maybe someone has got what I need left clip-on, grip and bar end left side engine case cover(carbon or something that hides the scratches) tank sliders (like these http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/R-G-RACING...item2a1fef4e08) left side mirror piece which holds the mirror *left passenger footpegs If someone can help me, PM!
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11-04-12, 14:37	#46
shouldnthave BOTM Winner Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: San Francisco Posts: 1,088	Too many wheelies! My Ex is Estonian, it is odd to find one on a Triumph forum. She is still my favorite ex of all time. I have liked every Estonian I have ever met you wouldn't believe how many live in San Francisco, and once you make friends with one, you get to know the whole community. Anyway, if you still need it, I have the left side mirror holder (the whole mirror if you want it). noclue90 has the cover you need here: http://www.triumph675.net/forum/showthread.php?p=884815 That's all I can help with your list. If you want it, just PM me. __________________ 675R dedicated track bike My BOTM thread.
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11-04-12, 23:35	#47
Smoke Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: France Posts: 3,318	Hi again, I wasn't sure I had the left hand mirror, but it looks like you're covered, hope you're all right, but that'll teach you a thing or two about wheelies __________________ The slower you move, the more dangerous your bike is... I'll let you work out the conclusion from there If you find wearing proper gear's too hot, you're just not fast enough ! Dual Desert Eagle EBB ? MER IL ET FOU ! Viendez nolifer avec nous sur le salon #Airsoft sur IRC ! Et jouer avec Ploubalairsoft entre le 22 et le 35
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11-05-12, 09:40	#48
dabird Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: columbia, ms. Posts: 809	great build. Took along time and a lot of work, but I can see it was worth it. Now that you have to redo it, are you going to stay with the same color, or are we in for another treat. I enjoyed the pics and info you shared in the build. It was almost as if we were there with you. Good luck on repairs.
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