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MC28 RSW Build

Fri Sep 07, 2012 10:38 am » Post: #1 » Download Post

I am going to put up some random thoughts on the spec of my work in progress.

Originally purchased as a less than tidy MC28 with the intention of building a special with it. Initially, I was keen on a Rossi replica, with the Tyga GP500 fairings, but when I saw a bike setup like this, the fairings looked out of scale.

Original ride on the bike the week that I purchased it below. I had just put on some Tyga chambers and silencers. This was six months after my hip replacement - I suffered a reasonable injury after hitting a wall at 200k plus on my Honda RS racebike... Sold that and purchased a Tiger Moth, but that is a different story...

After this ride day, I ordered the Tyga 300 kit with VHM heads, RSW bodywork and an R6 front guard.

Searching on Ebay uncovered a 2010 R6 front end. It didn't quite have the offset that I was looking for and I foolishly thought that a 2008 triple clamp would have the same offset at the MC28, but there you go. Forks have Ohlins springs and internals, recalibrated for the bike weight. Rear is Ohlins.

Engine is matched and flowed, 33.5mm bored carbs (have a set of PJ38s in reserve), carb tray out of the RS250, HRC inlets, Koso EGT dual gauge.

It was a drama finding a sticker kit and I had to wait six months to receive a Movistar Kato kit. It took about the same amount of time to sort out the correct colour code as well...

I need to paint the front wheel, sell the Magtek front, machine the top triple clamp to get rid of the ignition lock mount (and reanodise) and then ride the damn thing on the road!

Will post a final update and pics soon.
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Latest Update, all road legal

Sun Nov 25, 2012 1:00 am » Post: #2 » Download Post

Latest update has all of the decals added.

This used to be a SP, now it is a Katoh replica. Mods are:

2010 R6 front end with Ohlins internals
Ohlins shock
Tyga RSW fairings and seat unit
Tyga 300 kit, reed cages, chambers, silencers
VHM heads
flowed and matched cases
RS airbox
Únifilter airfilters
bored carbs.
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Sun Nov 25, 2012 11:21 pm » Post: #3 » Download Post

That looks very very smart.
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Mon Nov 26, 2012 6:29 am » Post: #4 » Download Post

Done a great job with the paintwork and stickers! Even though I like them "OEM silhouette" these days, that looks good. Smile
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Mon Nov 26, 2012 10:02 pm » Post: #5 » Download Post

Any problem using 2010 r6 front end? Seem the that tyre is hitting the fairing.
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Tue Nov 27, 2012 12:25 am » Post: #6 » Download Post

Thanks Guys!

The question regarding the close fit of the R6 front end. Yes, it is very close, but the tyre does not touch. I would have preferred getting some triple clamps that have the same offset as the standard NSR, but I can't any at the moment.

Andy, I do like the OEM shape as well, it was a hard decision to go down this path... I have kept all of the standard bodywork. All that I have sold off is the std barrels, pipes and front end, so it wouldn't be too onerous a task to revert to standard. My biggest concern was the sticker kit, as without it the bike would be rather incomplete. The Italian supplier made it all rather stressful!
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Tue Nov 27, 2012 2:28 pm » Post: #7 » Download Post

what i know off yamaha r6 2005 model, Rvf 400 CBR 600(NOT SURE WHICH MODEL) & Suxuki K4 can fit on mc28
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