
Final KR Based Race Bike Project
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So I've said I'm doing this as a comprehensive thread this year, so I thought I would just include an update on the chassis.
I have removed part of the rear sub-frame and cleaned up the surface area.
Notice I have left the main portion of the old sub frame, this is so I can use it as a jig, to keep the tank in position while I line up the new frame material.
I've also added two mounting lugs to each side of the frame to accommodate the new bolt on sub-frame.

I'll be making a start on the sub-frame this Saturday, so more update to follow soon.
I have removed part of the rear sub-frame and cleaned up the surface area.
Notice I have left the main portion of the old sub frame, this is so I can use it as a jig, to keep the tank in position while I line up the new frame material.
I've also added two mounting lugs to each side of the frame to accommodate the new bolt on sub-frame.

I'll be making a start on the sub-frame this Saturday, so more update to follow soon.
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this looks like its going to be interesting and a good project, remember luders while everyone seems to be restoring etc as far as i can see its like your willy its yours and you can wash it as fast as you want if that makes any sense
if you have a V5 you can have a daylight mot but if it was manufactured after 91 you need an electric horn and thats it, i used to run an ex race KR on the road

if you have a V5 you can have a daylight mot but if it was manufactured after 91 you need an electric horn and thats it, i used to run an ex race KR on the road

I wish i knew something about KR's so i was like knowledgeable about them and everything like what you lot are




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I weighed the frame in before I started working on it at 11.3kgs and when I finished with the sub-frame bolted on it weighed in at 10.2kgs.
Sub frame was made from 20mm 10swg aluminium box section for the top and 20mm 10swg aluminium tube for the lower struts.
I used 20mm solid bar and drilled 8mm holes for the parts which are bolted to the frame and the same material just tapped 8mm for the parts where the tail piece bolts to.
Here's some pics from today...





Next steps are to get all the paint off it and start making the tank finish good.
Sub frame was made from 20mm 10swg aluminium box section for the top and 20mm 10swg aluminium tube for the lower struts.
I used 20mm solid bar and drilled 8mm holes for the parts which are bolted to the frame and the same material just tapped 8mm for the parts where the tail piece bolts to.
Here's some pics from today...





Next steps are to get all the paint off it and start making the tank finish good.
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