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Re: top trx

Post by devlin » Tue Aug 10, 2010 12:47 am

Vicar,

I've done a recent tear down on my bike and decided to do the modification route now rather than later. I am looking at putting an late model R6 front end and swing arm on it. Obviously some mods to get it to fit the frame are needed. That way I will have great suspension & great brakes, new switchgear etc. it will also mean I have a better choice of wheels at similar tyre size for the TRX. I am rebuilding the engine with 1mm over size Yamaha pistons to give 868cc, modify a TDM FI unit so I can hopefully put a Rotrex supercharger on it down the track. After that will be maybe an R7 fairing and tail piece. Still the heart and soul of the TRX but thouroughly updated.
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Re: top trx

Post by vicar » Tue Aug 10, 2010 9:04 pm

Thanks for your thoughts and advice guess I will leave the bike as it is, put the spare frame out of sight and get on with fitting my morini 500 motor into the bsa frame thanks again ..............Vicar
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Re: top trx

Post by Mincehead » Tue Aug 10, 2010 10:26 pm

A10 motors go well in Morini frames, sweet handlers the Morini`s if a tad small for 6` 1" guys like me. :wink:
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Re: top trx

Post by arrivisto » Wed Aug 18, 2010 1:45 pm

phuk72 wrote:I'd build mine exactly the same as it is now with the possible exception of a full fairing (an d a few other bits which I've got planned)
A full fairing is necessary for a race bike or (perhaps) a tourer; but for something like the TRX, a half-fairing serves just as well (in terms of wind protection) and doesn't hide the motor.

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