Resin Corse

Working on a nut and bolt restoration, or just a lick of paint.
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Resin Corse

Post by BigLT » Tue Jun 14, 2011 10:16 pm

I started this on the old site, but have then spent ages getting bits together etc. Anyway, here its is when I bought it

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Its an unregistered import, and I'm keeping the fairing!

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Re: Resin Corse

Post by BigLT » Tue Jun 14, 2011 10:26 pm

I got together a registered frame, 1100 engine, braced swingarm, marzocchis, decent tank, rf900 front end etc etc. Then went to buy a parts bike from FBM - it was too good to break for parts, so I have decided to use it for the resin corse, then use the other bits to build another katana maybe.

Here it is with the tank on, and a new battery

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I just spent some time rebuilding fuel tap with a kit off Ebay, going through the wiring, fitting the battery, etc etc. Put some petrol in and after about 5mins it runs!

It doesn't run well, but then I haven't cleaned the carbs or even adjusted the plugs, so I'm happy

Here's a few more pics...

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and here's a few of what it might look like

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Re: Resin Corse

Post by BigLT » Tue Jun 14, 2011 10:32 pm

Thought I ought to publicly thank Dave too. Top bloke, good advice, decent coffee, and I came back with all sorts of stuff I never expected. Thanks you.

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Post by callyboy » Tue Jun 14, 2011 10:36 pm

BigLT wrote:Thought I ought to publicly thank Dave too. Top bloke, good advice, decent coffee, and I came back with all sorts of stuff I never expected. Thanks you.

You can get various creams and stuff for that nowadays.

Pete :)

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Re: Resin Corse

Post by BigLT » Tue Jun 14, 2011 10:39 pm

I think I sweated it all out when the bike fell over on the trailer on the way home, so I should be ok. If not, nothing beats Lemsip Max.

callyboy

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Post by callyboy » Tue Jun 14, 2011 10:43 pm

I've been drinking gallons of lemsip the last few days. Got man flu ! explains why i am up at this time as well. Cant sleep at the moment. Too ill ! Big southern softie me :)

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Re: Resin Corse

Post by Katgeezer » Wed Jun 15, 2011 10:17 am

Good project you've got going there and I'm one of the few people who actually like the ResinCorse. I've got 'most' of one but it's in the rebuild queue (lengthy).
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Re: Resin Corse

Post by BigLT » Wed Jun 15, 2011 11:56 am

Thanks KG, I've got a damaged seat unit if you need it. Its got a few cracks in it, but its definitely repairable if you're stuck.
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Re: Resin Corse

Post by Katgeezer » Wed Jun 15, 2011 2:48 pm

Thanks for the offer Liam.
I have a couple of seat units which are (hopefully) usable.
My biggest problem will be the fairing frame as they're slightly different from normal Kats. One of the upper (I think) mounts is kinda bent at an angle, don't know if you've noticed on yours but I'm reliably informed (cold_snail).
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Re: Resin Corse

Post by BigLT » Wed Jun 15, 2011 2:52 pm

I've just sent mine to powdercoating. I should get it back at the weekend if you want some pics.

There's a bar that goes across and attaches to the fake oil cooler holes too. Let me know if you haven't got one as they look pretty simple to make.

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