Superhawk chopper?
06-05-2011, 09:03 PM
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Superhawk chopper?
I was thinking of using one of my extra motors and creating a chopper. Buying one of those chopper frames off eBay that are made for a big Harley twin and turning it into a head scratcher. The extra room in the frame offers extra mods like supercharging. Not sure, but true Honda lovers would get a kick out of it. I would love to be able to get it to fit a cb750 frame but it's too large for that. Superhawk with straight exhaust sure would sound pretty dam loud at 9k lol
06-05-2011, 09:07 PM
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I was thinking of using one of my extra motors and creating a chopper. Buying one of those chopper frames off eBay that are made for a big Harley twin and turning it into a head scratcher. The extra room in the frame offers extra mods like supercharging. Not sure, but true Honda lovers would get a kick out of it. I would love to be able to get it to fit a cb750 frame but it's too large for that. Superhawk with straight exhaust sure would sound pretty dam loud at 9k lol
definately an interesting idea. I dont know where in the world you would find a super charger for a superhawk though
06-06-2011, 08:02 AM
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Ya I remember looking at that. Its too crude and I am looking for more of the cookie cutter asm. I like the idea of getting a roller and doing the mods to the engine mounts and or the frame to get it shoe horned into it. I am sure it will out perform a Harley engine at half the cost.
06-06-2011, 10:32 AM
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That's pretty much the opposite of the bike I was thinking of...
https://www.superhawkforum.com/forum...ference-21258/
Actually, I'd always thought the one you were thinking of was a concept when I saw it... didn't realize it was a fully running build.
https://www.superhawkforum.com/forum...ference-21258/
Actually, I'd always thought the one you were thinking of was a concept when I saw it... didn't realize it was a fully running build.
06-06-2011, 10:40 AM
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That's pretty much the opposite of the bike I was thinking of...
https://www.superhawkforum.com/forum...ference-21258/
Actually, I'd always thought the one you were thinking of was a concept when I saw it... didn't realize it was a fully running build.
https://www.superhawkforum.com/forum...ference-21258/
Actually, I'd always thought the one you were thinking of was a concept when I saw it... didn't realize it was a fully running build.
I have ridden it...
06-06-2011, 12:34 PM
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I have had the idea for a chopper using a V-twin other than a Harley engine for about 11 years now. I have actually collected some of the parts for the project already. I just have to many projects at the moment to start this one. It will get done though. I just haven't decided on the engine yet. The reason I want to do it? It's different. The chances of seeing another one in your town or state is almost nil.
Here is a picture of a chopper using a RC-51 engine. This one is interesting. When I do my frame, I'm definitely going with a soft tail.
Here is a picture of a chopper using a RC-51 engine. This one is interesting. When I do my frame, I'm definitely going with a soft tail.
06-07-2011, 07:33 AM
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I believe, but cant say for sure, it's a shorter than stock shock, and i know for a fact that it's the stock swingarm that's been stretched a bit with a new set of axle mounts and a bling-bling chainguard...
Basically he re-used as much as possible of the stock parts, it's a "budget build" in that sense, but obviously done by a pro builder with access to a range of tools that most of us just dream about...
Here's the specs...
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Information about Kaminari Frame: Honda VTR -98, aluminum Rake: 40 degrees Stretch nope Fork: Cerani upside-down Triple trees: UCC billet aluminum, built in 5 degrees of rake Swingarm: Honda VTR -98, aluminum, extended 50 mm by new billet axle mounts Displacement: 1000 cc Exhaust system: UCC with White Bros E-Series silencer Wheels: Front: Rim: Marchesini 18”, magnesium Calipers: OMP 4-pot Rotors: ISR Tire: Avon 110/80-18” Rear: Rim: Honda VTR, aluminum Caliper: OMP 2-pot Rotor: ISR Tire: Avon 180/55-17” Driveline: S&S 113" SA, Red shift 655, Mikuni 46 mm, cam cover by Per Larsson, Pro flow oil pump Jims 5 speed tranny, BDL 3 KIT, Spyke starter 2.0 Accessories: Gastank: UCC, aluminum Oiltank: Fabricated by Hogtech, aluminium Airbox: UCC, aluminum Bodywork: Carbon reinforced kevlar by Säve Industrimodeller Support frame: UCC, cromemoly Seat: Cast foam by Hogtech, upholstered by Tina Sahrin-Kaufmann Foot controls: CNC´d by Torbjörn Hjorter Footpegs: Turned by Anton, milled by Ola Stenegärd Foot control brackets: Hogtech Handlebar: Hogtech Speedometer panel: CNC´d by Torbjörn Hjorter Headlight: Raydon Rearlight/indicators: LED´s by Patrik Westman Front indicators /handlebars: Raydon Rear axle mounts/lights: CNC´d by Torbjörn Hjorter Fenders: Hogtech, aluminum Rear caliper/plate bracket: Hogtech Rear shock: Öhlins Racing Design: Lars Jansson, Öhlins Rear suspension linkage: Hogtech Radiator: JR Bilkylare, brass Fan: Suzuki TL 1000 SPECIALS: Clay modeling: Tony Gray and Jan Gustafsson Negative plaster molds: Håkan Särnå Composite work: Säve Industrimodeller; Lars Kronborg CNC milling: Torbjörn Hjorter Electrical system: Tom Segend, Spånis, Sigge Ehrling and Hogtech PAINT: Painter: Ronny Sahlén, owner of Eskilstuna Lackforum, and Hogtech Materials: PPG Colors: Lapponia Sunset Orange, Great Lake Silver and Deerhorn Grey Graphics: Cromatechs by Wassfelts Grafiska Aluminum polishing: Bålsta Metallsliperi and BG Metallsliperi
06-09-2011, 12:47 AM
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Look what I found lol
kaminari Superhawk - Bing Images
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