My winter project: "Not quite a BCR"

As it says; what you've done to your bike and how it helped make it better.

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Bavarian Bomber
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Post by Bavarian Bomber »

Looks the same as the Remus thats on mine.
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Post by Blackal »

Ah-hah!

I guess I am used to seeing the Remus with a bellypan fitted, and not seen the extent of the collector box.

Cheers!

So - Henners' bike will be a "Boxer Cup Replikaca"? :wink:


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Henners wrote:Thanks for the advice :) I ordered one of those and it's waiting to be painted, in fact ordered the sticker kit today and just need to make the bracket and source the rear fittings. Mine was £35 I think. I love the look of the BCR but couldn't find one when I was looking ~ will probably enjoy owning this bike as much because of the time I'm enjoying working on it.
Ah yes, £35 sounds right. I bought it for use on trackdays with the spare fairings I have. It's unpainted though so I'd be interested to see how yours comes out. I originally wanted my spare fairings in a Boxer Cup scheme too but got huge quotes for it.
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Slow progress due to life getting in the way however the Ohlins went off to be refurbished yesterday and Boxerscott's panels have arrived, need to get the tyres changed and the belly pan etc. painted. Still, progress being made :D
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Wheels off for new tyres; here you see the latest in organic re-cycleable motorcycle stands:

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Post by Mitch1100 »

A couple of OHS risks there :roll:
2009 HP2 Sport...sold
2006 R1200s with yellow rim tape
2008 Ducati Monster S4RS Tricolore..sold
2004 R1100s BoxerCup Replika..sold
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Post by Henners »

This is what I bought last September, looks good in the photo but huge corrosion issues:

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Finally all the pieces come together to transform her into what Blackal calls a Replikaca :lol:

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Those Mandarin & Silver panels and seat fairings will shortly be for sale if anyone wants to update their 11S ~ PM me for a price
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Finally complete as I want it to be:

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Sorry to say that although I enjoyed the project I do not like the bike so much. I had fond memories of my 2000 S which I bought new from Vines in Guildford, however, since parting with it in 2002 I have owned numerous other bikes from Ducatis to Fireblades, Bonnevilles to VFRs, you name it.

I now find the S heavy, slow and vibrates far more than I remembered. It feels like looking up an old girlfriend to find that she hasn't aged well :(

I will get drummed out of the Brownies on here I am sure for saying such a thing however it is my truth. The bike will be available from Haslemere Motorcycles in about 10 days time if anyone is interested.

Hasta luego
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Post by Paul »

You obviously ruined the handling by taking the Boxertrix stickers off. Schoolboy error...

Good luck with your new steed. What did you plump for as a replacement?

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Henners wrote:The bike will be available from Haslemere Motorcycles in about 10 days time if anyone is interested.
Great shop! Haven't been there in years but used to spend lots of time in there.
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Post by Nucci »

Wow, great restoration can't beleive you're selling it after all that effort!

I am sure someone else will enjoy the fruits of your labour for years to come :D
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Henners wrote:Sorry to say that although I enjoyed the project I do not like the bike so much. I had fond memories of my 2000 S which I bought new from Vines in Guildford, however, since parting with it in 2002 I have owned numerous other bikes from Ducatis to Fireblades, Bonnevilles to VFRs, you name it.

I now find the S heavy, slow and vibrates far more than I remembered. It feels like looking up an old girlfriend to find that she hasn't aged well :(

I will get drummed out of the Brownies on here I am sure for saying such a thing however it is my truth. The bike will be available from Haslemere Motorcycles in about 10 days time if anyone is interested.

Hasta luego
Tom
Everybody's different mate, different stokes different folks etc etc etc

I've had my 1100S for about a month now, yep its much slower than my previous bikes, ZRX1200R and a Blade. But on the road its plenty fast enough, I'm no riding god and a few of my mates dont hang about either.

I absolutly love it, yeh it vibrates, yeh it requires a certain technic to start first thing in the morning.
Wish I bought one years ago.....

Good luck with the sale mate.....
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