Ordered and fitted new headlight and retrofitting a 2010 Ducati Monster seat.

 

Gauge hooked up and making custom brackets for the 1098 cans.

 

I got back up and running. I still need to make custom panels and stuff to clean it all up.

 

U wanna sell sum parts??? Lol

 

Looks cool so far.

 

If you are not going to but on pas pegs, might as well work on a solo tail. Always look better on the fighters.

 

+1. Looks freaking sweet though. Any plans for the air ducts?

 

Looks clean... might recommend cutting the cans down imo.

Id also put some gold mesh over the air ram ports on the frame. Just suggestions. Looks great:thumbup

 

paint the headlight housing white? screaming for rearsets

 

After several months on and off of working on it, it's finally done. I just need some rearsets, and I have to finish off the intake ducts but I'll get to that soon. I made the bottom fairing, seat cowl, and misc. bits out of fiberglass myself. Then I painted the whole thing again. I should be good again for at least the next couple of years.

 

a few more.

 

Looks good! Definitely need to chop a few inches off those cans though.

 

that is a great looking bike

I do like the color :bow

 

WOW! ...That's a very cool custom build. Well done mate. :thumbup

 

Fantastic work there, that looks beautiful. Agressive but classy, well done :thumbup

 

Bravo sir :bow

 

Nicely done, I really like it. Great execution of adapting the Monster seat and 1098 cans as well. Makes me wish I still had my 04 R1N fighter to make changes to again.

 

Looks stunning I really like it! Do you notice any lack of power without the ram tubes? I know I can really feel the difference in power once ram air kicks in.

 

looks great:thumbup

 

That is so awesome I don't know what to complement first. The paint scheme is stunning, the tail looks straight like a factory job, chin looks amazing. What a beautiful job, may be one of the best transformations of an R1 to fighter I've seen. :bow

 

Wow. Simply awesome.
You guys have awesome vision to think stuff up like this in your heads man.
Way to go :bow

 

Thanks for the compliments guys. I really wanted to make an R1 Streetfighter look factory. I didn't want to go over the top with any one particular thing, just something to give the Ducati Streetfighters and Triumph Speed Triples a run for their money. I didn't notice any loss of power on street rides without the air ram tubes. I'm sure it really becomes a factor (along with aerodynamics) past 90+ mph, but I'm a much more mellow rider these days.

I still have a few more things to tie up, but then again, are you really ever finished modifying your toys?!!!:sneaky

 

Thanks for the compliments guys. I really wanted to make an R1 Streetfighter look factory. I didn't want to go over the top with any one particular thing, just something to give the Ducati Streetfighters and Triumph Speed Triples a run for their money. I didn't notice any loss of power on street rides without the air ram tubes. I'm sure it really becomes a factor (along with aerodynamics) past 90+ mph, but I'm a much more mellow rider these days.

I still have a few more things to tie up, but then again, are you really ever finished modifying your toys?!!!:sneaky

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Looks great. Is the damper still mounted in the stock position? I had to remove the stock mount because the headlight would'nt fit. This is what I came up with and it works great.

 

Beautiful! I love it!

 

normally not a fan of street fighters but im digging yours, very classy

 

You nailed it. It looks like Yam could have made it...but they didn't. It's that clean. Totally unique. Absolutely bike of the month worthy too! Go post it!

 

Money.