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Cheap to build quick to disassemble & store in a corner. |
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Calulating mounting height |
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Getting the fairing as close as possible |
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Checking engine clearance |
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Welding the 6061 T6 aluminum mount together |
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Machining the sub-assembly |
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The whole assembly weighs about 14 pounds |
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Done but not yet painted red |
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Note the close fit to the gages |
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Done and ready for speed testing |
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Complete & painted & a read head turner |
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Complete |
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Probably the only Vetter Quicksilver on a Suzuki Bandit in the world.
This is a truly great motorcycle and fun to ride at any speed. |
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