New toy....
#16
Unicorn in Japan have built lots of
GSX14's with Kat bodywork. A guy
In the UK has built a couple too.

I'm on my mobile not home computer
That has all my info.

Google "Unicorn GSX1400 Katana"

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#17
(28-09-2012, 09:59pm)Tony Nitrous Wrote: Unicorn in Japan have built lots of
GSX14's with Kat bodywork. A guy
In the UK has built a couple too.

I'm on my mobile not home computer
That has all my info.

Google "Unicorn GSX1400 Katana"

Bloody Hell Tony, why'd you have to go show me that . . . now that's another bike I'm gonna NEED to get !!! ya bastard! Lol3
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I don't want a pickle . . .
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#18
Being a fan of the Retro Bike look I like the GSX1400, just wasn't my cup of tea engine wise compared to the ZRX (off the shop floor comparisons).
However I have always said Suzuki should Retro a Katana & Kawasaki should Retro a GPZ900 (or 1100 or).
I definetly like the looks of the Unicorn built Katana's based on the GSX1400. Is it me or do a lot of them appear to be running carby's as oppossed to FI ?
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#19
Bri Harper called around and did me a safety Cert this morning.

Off to Qld Transport to register it, collect new plate, woman
behind the counter was being an arse because Bri and I both
listed the mileage as 000001.0 k's (new clocks)

Eventualy got a new plate.

Phoned Shannon's and added it to my policey
(including Yoshi / Powercommander / KOSO etc)

Out to play.

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#20
OK, I guess you had to change the mirrors for rego reasons...Undecided
Good photo though, looks like a nice spot Pi_thumbsup
Bike looks like an absolute steal for under 3KClap
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#21
Mirrors were nicked off my Bandit for the safety cert and test ride.
Will probably get changed. Clocks really dont suit the looks, but
I might fit a ZRX / Z1100R type fairing, Not a fan of tupperware
but it looks very odd and untidy now.

Pic was taken along Bunya Rd. Its a twisty route close to my
house that takes me to Samford and the mountain. I take a few
snaps there, makes a change from the street outside my house.

Deja Vu ?
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#22
Ok, I know the area vaguely, used to live in Alderley in the late 70's.

I have been running bar end mirrors for the last 5 or 6 years & really like the low clean appearence & also appreciate being able to see behind without having to to the twist & drop an elbow to see if the police car I just passed has his brake lights on Lol3.

Also I think bar end mirrors just really suit the retro style bikes. It is what I remember mates older brothers running on their Z900 & CB750's in the day & my Uncles Triumph Trident.

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#23
Im getting into this lazy riding....

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#24
I hate luggage on bikes, F#ckin' awful ........ Lol3

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Not sure if this will turn out to be useful or just give me the sh#t's.

In my defence, it comes on and off in seconds, box and mounting plate,
and just leaves a small rack, ........... and it was free, given to me by
the last owner. Still bloody ugly though.

I did a "add up" of everything i've spent so far, original bike, bits, accesseries and fix's.
Owe's me $2625 ( not counting rego / safety Cert or insurance )

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#25
i didnt think you were in the gidgeeee set there Tony,lol

you could fill it with bricks or concrete for wheelies lol
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#26
1400 is for taking the Mrs out on,
Got a feeling she'll fill it up.
Happy wife, happy life!
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#27
(15-01-2013, 06:43pm)Tony Nitrous Wrote: Happy wife, happy life!

thats a good mantra for life there tony
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#28
Some 30mm jack up blocks under the shocks stop me dragging the pegs
and make it turn in nice and quick without the lazy steering....

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New cam chain, tensioner and guides stopped the background rattle,
full service and a play with suspension and a test ride.....

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The Busa has a GSXR single seat tail and is due for some more mods
so this might be a good mile-muncher / pillion bike.
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