Suzuki bandit 600 trike build

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Montygti
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Where abouts you too? Is the axle an "A" stamped one and does it have all the brakes still. Im going to use the original brake drums for the moment just to keep the cost down. But ive been looking through your posts and youve given me some many ideas to think about. Your build looks great.
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Camberley in Surrey! Don't know if axle is stamped or not - as far as I know its from a early car ie low geared and with LP tyres and 13's its not ideal - but it came with the frame so it got used. I have another similar axle spare, just without drums!
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Not a bandit, but a Gsx750f, with a 1100 powerscreen motor in it, it went very well, will try and find some pics of the very nice back end that was in it
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Mogsi at West Wales trike shack makes some very nice diffs and chain drive back ends
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old git wrote: ↑Sat Jun 22, 2019 5:22 pm AS i said i have two axles give me a pm and can do you a better deal than on flea bay and have one with new tube and shortend. Can wait untill you are ready no rush good luck.
Where about are you? How much are you looking for and is all the brake drums still on there as going to use drums to keep cost down for the moment.
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swirl wrote: ↑Sun Jun 23, 2019 12:51 pm Not a bandit, but a Gsx750f, with a 1100 powerscreen motor in it, it went very well, will try and find some pics of the very nice back end that was in it
Nice one. How have you conected the motor to the axle, drive shaft or chain. Are the gsx750fs shaft driven?
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Montygti wrote: ↑Sun Jun 23, 2019 7:46 pm
swirl wrote: ↑Sun Jun 23, 2019 12:51 pm Not a bandit, but a Gsx750f, with a 1100 powerscreen motor in it, it went very well, will try and find some pics of the very nice back end that was in it
Nice one. How have you conected the motor to the axle, drive shaft or chain. Are the gsx750fs shaft driven?
I had it on the road it was a rocket, chain drive, they are all nearly the same, Bandit 6 and 12, gsxf 6, 750 and 1127, gsxr 748, 749, 1052, 1127, all off them the same mountings the smaller ones have a smaller rear mount easily drilled out to stick a larger motor in, the only oil cooled shafty suuk is the gsx1100g, go for it, I'll see if I can find some pics of the back end
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