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That's what I've been talking about, thanks!

I know about Hugh's but I thought that on his the actuator was outside of the side case not inside, hidden like on yours?

Any pics?

It looks like you have a hydraulic clutch but the actuator is inside the side cover. Got instructions or info on that?

A really modern inverted front end swap is not just a plug and play deal. In my case and I am kind of stalled on my project due to funds, I found a complete 2000 R1 front end on craigslist for $300 I couldn't pass up. If you look at the table link in my sig you can find out (I gathered it...

There is also products like this out there, seem to be popular with the Harley crowd: http://www.ultimaproducts.com/wiringsystemplus.html they also have an LED one, http://www.ultimaproducts.com/wiringsystemleds.html instructions for the first one...

This place was recommended on some other site and I saved the bookmark. No first hand experience though: http://www.coneeng.com/motorcycle_components.html

ZRX1100/1200 shocks are close to the right size

So would Jack be willing to offer some porting services? I have a head sitting here that I need to have done.

Earplugs for the threads, darn that's a good idea!

I am not to that point yet, actually pretty far off. I heard there was a good place in Windsor but that is all I know. I will probably be painting it myself now.

You guys are killing me with all these knowledge tidbits, here I was hoping to have my frame powder coated thinking it would cover up my zealous grinding. Now I will have to clean up my work a little better. So what frame paint is your favorite?

That sure is nice looking, would like to see a chromoly or aluminum version to save some weight, if I go for a new mount I want it to look good and be significantly lighter. Keep up the fine work Tigman.

An 83 GPZ550 swing-arm will work its aluminum needs to be machined down at the pivot and is a bit longer

Pretty cool can't wait to see the weight and price.

Cool, thanks

Kiboko Joe?

I have been eyeballing the top two Autometer gauges on this page: http://procycle.autometer.com/CatalogGaugeList.aspx?tab=2&gtid=2&gsid=8 If you click on the descriptions, it sound like they might be adaptable but I don't know for sure, there is a little note towards the bottom.

Its adequate, scratch start so that's kind of a pain, the power adjuster isn't real accurate and only DC. I would really like a $1500 machine but I can't justify it with as little welding as I do (having a daughter in college ain't helping). So the little HF machine does the job.

That's what I am talking about, you don't have it in a higher resolution by chance?