SLR Street tracker

[slr]

Hi there!

A year ago i got trigged by reading this forum to build a tracker. Off course we all know the nice examples from the NX, but i chose the SLR as a base. So after a year i present you the result off those influence.

With help from a local shop we got to this! I want to mention the shop, because off the huge effort! It's JC motors in Holland, and on their site they got the build thread in pictures.

Result pictures:







So the parts: Rear suspension R1, cbr front fork internals, XT tank, exhaust originally for a sportster.

And after all: thanks for the push, it's the most fun ever on two wheels.

[boboneleg]

Very nice

[Rubberchicken]

Nice!

[Paul-S]

Simple

Less is more

Very nice

[slr]

Thanks!

[phil w]

Oh god I want one of these... just stunning
Although I would have reservations about riding it with the back end looking like its floating in space??

[backttracker]

Very nice . Like this alot.

[slr]

Oh god I want one of these... just stunning
Although I would have reservations about riding it with the back end looking like its floating in space??

Thanks!

About the subframe, it's not that free floating as you can see here, and off course it's one person only.

[Neil M]

That looks great. It's got a lot of nice touches. Love the tank and the clock.

The bike has a similarity with these Italian Bonnevilles. I saw one in the south of France on my hols this year and tracked down the website.

TpR Italian Factory » Urban Scrambler “R”

Worth a look.

[JimJam]

i love that , why did you use the cbr fork internals!!!! also , any idea what the length of the R1 shock is as I like the look of it