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03-30-2015, 05:27 AM

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keefboz

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I am quite handy in an "older" engine bay (I often work on my project car, a 95 Audi S6), but definitely do not have the know how and ability to put something back together by myself, especially a bike. Though one day I would like to learn.

03-30-2015, 07:19 AM

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It's honestly not hard. I pretty much stripped my f4i down and put it back together.

03-30-2015, 07:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Jones

It's honestly not hard. I pretty much stripped my f4i down and put it back together.

This. The real work would've come from engine assembly. If you can line up bolt holes and tighten them to spec you can do it. It needs triple tree, front forks, front wheel, handlebars, headlight/gauge assembly and tires to be road worthy maybe some other minor things. I still may end up buying it also and putting it back together for a streetbikes and tracking the R6. For right now I need something road ready for work. Look into it not a difficult task just a little time consuming.