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    06 to 07 CBR1000RR Swingarm Swap - Your thoughts?

    Swapped to the '07 swingarm which is painted black instead of the bare aluminum in '06. Looks so much better. I suggest having a buddy help if you ever do it. It was kinda tricky alone. (The pic is one i copied with my Iphone off of Facebook, that's why there is writing below.) Whatcha think?

    Before & After pictured:

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    Re: 06 to 07 CBR1000RR Swingarm Swap - Your thoughts?

    but now your front end doesnt match :P

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    Re: 06 to 07 CBR1000RR Swingarm Swap - Your thoughts?

    I know but thats how the Ohlins forks came. I'll probably powder coat them pieces possibly this winter. No rush however.

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    Re: 06 to 07 CBR1000RR Swingarm Swap - Your thoughts?

    You would really need to anodize those front fork tubes. They are already anodized gold. Just do a clear black over it. Powder coating those parts is tricky and I have not seen any good jobs done yet. Partially because of the thin aluminum, it warps, and partially because they are already anodized.
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    Re: 06 to 07 CBR1000RR Swingarm Swap - Your thoughts?

    Quote Originally Posted by Motodrew View Post
    Whatcha think?
    I like it.

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    Re: 06 to 07 CBR1000RR Swingarm Swap - Your thoughts?

    I would only powder coat the aluminum base of the R&T forks.

    Hey Dirk, I thought you were going to the track today.

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    Re: 06 to 07 CBR1000RR Swingarm Swap - Your thoughts?

    Quote Originally Posted by Motodrew View Post
    Hey Dirk, I thought you were going to the track today.
    Yeah, I was going to but I did something to my right wrist and I was having trouble braking the VFR on the street yesterday so I figured it wasn't a good idea to be pushing it on the track. Still haven't figured out what I did to it.

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    Re: 06 to 07 CBR1000RR Swingarm Swap - Your thoughts?

    Looks good man!

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    Re: 06 to 07 CBR1000RR Swingarm Swap - Your thoughts?

    Powdercoat the rear rim blue, that would look sick!!!
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    Re: 06 to 07 CBR1000RR Swingarm Swap - Your thoughts?

    The color scheme on that is so deliciously obnoxious. Love it Drew!
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    Re: 06 to 07 CBR1000RR Swingarm Swap - Your thoughts?

    Looks good Drew. You just had to change that one last thing eh?

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    Re: 06 to 07 CBR1000RR Swingarm Swap - Your thoughts?

    That bike is so clean...very nice!!
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