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Tasty TRX Streetfighter

Post by redkiwi » Thu Dec 16, 2010 1:28 pm

Anyone able to give me some details on this, or more pics/vids. Looks awesome. Almost makes we want to buy another one just to have as a money hole!

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Re: Tasty TRX Streetfighter

Post by phuk72 » Thu Dec 16, 2010 3:57 pm

Been on here before I think

front and rear end is from a Mille

and as SF goes that ain't bad
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Re: Tasty TRX Streetfighter

Post by Scotty » Thu Dec 16, 2010 10:29 pm

Yes, I think I have seen that before as well. Looks neat though...R6 tail? and straight through exhaust? Wonder what the rear end/swinger is from?
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Re: Tasty TRX Streetfighter

Post by phuk72 » Fri Dec 17, 2010 9:06 am

Scotty wrote:Wonder what the rear end/swinger is from?
phuk72 wrote:front and rear end is from a Mille
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Re: Tasty TRX Streetfighter

Post by redkiwi » Fri Dec 17, 2010 9:56 am

phuk72 wrote:Been on here before I think

front and rear end is from a Mille

and as SF goes that ain't bad
Nope. Swinger and arse ends is 2007 R6, Forks are 07 R1. I like what he's done with the frame, that bend makes it flow quite nicely.
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Re: Tasty TRX Streetfighter

Post by phuk72 » Fri Dec 17, 2010 11:12 am

redkiwi wrote:
phuk72 wrote:Been on here before I think

front and rear end is from a Mille

and as SF goes that ain't bad
Nope. Swinger and arse ends is 2007 R6, Forks are 07 R1. I like what he's done with the frame, that bend makes it flow quite nicely.
You could be right there - the wheels (which are not R6 items) threw me
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Re: Tasty TRX Streetfighter

Post by redkiwi » Fri Dec 17, 2010 12:17 pm

I am right :-P Been considering doing the 03+ swinger myself, which visually is unchanged on the later models.

Also the guy replied to my question and told me what the mods are!
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Re: Tasty TRX Streetfighter

Post by phuk72 » Fri Dec 17, 2010 2:12 pm

redkiwi wrote: Also the guy replied to my question and told me what the mods are!
lol - are they Oz wheels?
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Re: Tasty TRX Streetfighter

Post by Scotty » Mon Dec 20, 2010 11:14 pm

Also the guy replied to my question and told me what the mods are!
So other than those mods we all picked out, whats he done? On the comments under the video in youtube a few people are asking what exhaust he is running because it apparetly sounds great. To me just looks and sounds like an extension of the header pipes that exits down under his foot. It does sound LOUD, and pretty lumpy...but they all sound like that from a cold start with no choke - I think it even konked out in the video and he had to restart it.

Either way I think its pretty tidy, and it'll probably go in my collection of dream mods to my own trx! Just wish I had the skills/equipment to modify like that!
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