Worked a little bit on the Yamaha tonight.. pictures

[bt24]

Its been slow going thus far on this dirttracker project but it will be nice win done. here are a few photos and as things progress I will post more pictures.

Whats in it:
Wiesco pistons
LA sleeves
all new seals
All new bearings
Billit 34 manifolds
Jemco high pipes
gxsr 750 front end
Champion replica chromoley frame/swingarm
Staracer fiberglass tank/seat
Now I need to go make some more money!

 

[Street Tracker]

Man what a beautiful start to an awesome bike. Love it....thats a sanitary ride dude. Please keep us posted on your build give us all the info you can along the way as far as parts, where, who did work, all that kind of stuff. Thank you now go make some more money so we can see this baby breathe!

 

[scabber]

Off to a great start. I like it a lot. Keep up the good work.

 

[rusty rocket]

That is way cool!! Shes really going to look like it came right off the track.

 

[C-Los SD]

Looks awesome! What kind of coating do you have on your headers?

 

[Maxx650]

Damnnnnn that is sweet. Those pipes are killer. Love the baby blue/white/gold paint too. Really nice build man, can't wait to see it finished.

What's your texas award/plaque for?

 

[bt24]

The Texas award is 1st place at Boyd Speedway 1/4 mile flattrack race.
The Jemco pipes are ceramic coated.

 

[bt24]

Looks awesome! What kind of coating do you have on your headers?

It is a ceramic coating from Jemco.

thanks for the compliment.

 

[bt24]

Man what a beautiful start to an awesome bike. Love it....thats a sanitary ride dude. Please keep us posted on your build give us all the info you can along the way as far as parts, where, who did work, all that kind of stuff. Thank you now go make some more money so we can see this baby breathe!

thank you for the compliment.

Paint:
KC KUSTOMS Dubberly, LA. 318-458-8447 (Kyle Carter)

Mikes XS:
gaskets
seals
cam bearings
top/bottom nuts & bolts

Weisco:
750 piston kit

LA Sleeve:
sleeves

e-bay:
gsxr 750 front end

Hoos Racing:
Billit.cam covers
kibble white valves
Bronze valve guides
valve springs kit w/titanium tops

myself:
Norris racing cam (slightly more radical than a Shell cam)
Jemco pipes bought used from fellow racer

TC Bros:
Billit manifold

Wakula racing:
Vortex flattrack bars (JM Johnny Murf bend 1 1/8" )

 

[Street Tracker]

Cool, DId you have Gary do any of the work on your heads or cylinders?

 

[bt24]

No I ported the head and I had the local Yamaha shop cut and install the valves. Next time I will send it to Hoos and let them do the valves, it took to long locally (3 months ) As far as the cylinders got them done locally also and it only took a week. All of the above cost the same as Hoos racing charges.

 

[Signal]

What a start! Looking forward to the finish, will be following this bike closely.

 

[pregrid]

Gorgeous bike. Love the frame. Keep up the great work!

 

[racerdave]

Nice! Never enough Trackers here.

 

[JAGspeed]

Very nice build! Look forward to seeing more progress.

 

[bt24]

I know this isn't a XS but my son inlaw built me this little flattracker for a pit bike when we go to the races. It's a restored rebilt Honda 80cc. Here are a few pictures and I'll post some more of the Yamaha as progress happens.

Cheers,
Bryan

 

[Street Tracker]

Cool lil slider Bryan as long as everyone is on the same thing the racing is good!

 

[hotdog]

Nice bike! - a question..?

After all the Suzuki inverted front ends I have seen installed on xs650's, I have yet to read about how the radial calipers have been fitted/spaced as well as disc/hub combos required...

Regards.

 

[bt24]

Very good question, I'm not sure, every thing I build doesn't require a front brake (flattrack bike) I bet they work well with the correct spacing. There are so many good builders that come to this forum Im sure some one here knows.

Bryan

 

[jd750ace]

That's looking sharp! Valkyrie Interstate in the driveway? Sweetness!