Questions about rear end mods
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Questions about rear end mods
What is the easiest and best looking replacement rear end for the TRX? Standard/Standard but race (no pillion)/R1/R6/ etc etc?
Is there an option that can be bolted straight on or are most modifications requiring cutting, drilling and lots of technical know how?
Is there an option that can be bolted straight on or are most modifications requiring cutting, drilling and lots of technical know how?
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Re: Questions about rear end mods
YZF750 is the easiest, use the search function for tonnes of info.
Others have been used including Aprillia, R1 and SSA's but these involve lots of modification.
That said, there is nothing wrong with the standard swing arm.
Others have been used including Aprillia, R1 and SSA's but these involve lots of modification.
That said, there is nothing wrong with the standard swing arm.
It must be true, I read it on the internet.
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Re: Questions about rear end mods
Stu, i think he means the rear fairing not the swingarm.
And, btw, did you know your nickname always reminds me of

Sorry about that Danno. I've no experience with fitting other rear ends.
I just like the 90's big butts err I mean rear ends.
And, btw, did you know your nickname always reminds me of

Sorry about that Danno. I've no experience with fitting other rear ends.
I just like the 90's big butts err I mean rear ends.
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Re: Questions about rear end mods
personally, I like the standard rear end and think it looks good with a single seat race conversion.danno wrote:What is the easiest and best looking replacement rear end for the TRX? Standard/Standard but race (no pillion)/R1/R6/ etc etc?
Is there an option that can be bolted straight on or are most modifications requiring cutting, drilling and lots of technical know how?
if you want anything else, you need to cut half of the rear subframe away

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Re: Questions about rear end mods
Tarwetijger wrote:Stu, i think he means the rear fairing not the swingarm.
And, btw, did you know your nickname always reminds me of
Sorry about that Danno. I've no experience with fitting other rear ends.
I just like the 90's big butts err I mean rear ends.
Unlike Disco Stu, I can't dance to save myself.
It must be true, I read it on the internet.
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Re: Questions about rear end mods
Yes it was with regards to the rear fairing. I'm very impressed with the look of Mille, R1 and R6 (the pictured pictured bike looks AMAZING) I also like the original but't' with single seat conversion as that is the look I'm going for (single seat). Now, as suggested, time to get searching.
Thanks all.
If you do have any good looking rear ends that can pretty much almost bolt on without hacking the rear subframe, please feel free to put those suggestions forwards.
Cheers
Thanks all.
If you do have any good looking rear ends that can pretty much almost bolt on without hacking the rear subframe, please feel free to put those suggestions forwards.
Cheers
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Re: Questions about rear end mods

I've been searching this site and found this, but with no joy in finding how to get hold of one.
I've done some additional web searching and found Skidmarx, classic british motorcycles, apparently do one (I need to enquire to find out if they are still available);
http://www.skidmarx.co.uk/yamaha/10562- ... -unit.html
http://www.classicbritishmotorcycles.co ... _1443.html
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Re: Questions about rear end mods
Skidmarx still do their race seat unit for the TRX - contact Killerwhale (member on here) on the 916 style unit in your photo
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Re: Questions about rear end mods
aha ok cheers for confirming that.NWS870R wrote:Skidmarx still do their race seat unit for the TRX - contact Killerwhale (member on here) on the 916 style unit in your photo




