Featured Daytona T595 Flat Track/cafe Project

Even frame issues aren't insurmountable but a relief as @Iron said in your case.

Here's a GSXR 750 frame with some repair requirements completed in my workshop, anyone in need give me a pm and we can discuss your needs and best way forward.

 

I'm always in awe of people that tackle stuff like this - and that goes more than double when, like you, they've no previous experience or underlying knowledge/training. The knockback on the bent swinging arm might have been enough for some people to say "sod it - I'm done" but you soldiered on and produced a remarkable, well finished, well sorted and utterly unique machine. Very well done, Sir!

If you're close to TOTAL you must be fairly close to me - within a given radius, I guess (I'm 8 miles west of them) - so a welcome and a cuppa is guaranteed!

So, what's next?

 

Very cool bike. Love it.

 

Looks great, and some serious upskilling by you Worth the effort. Bet it sounds good, I'll keep an ear/eye out for you when I'm over your way!

 

Great bike, great read!
You should be very proud.

 

That looks brilliant - and I bet you're very pleased with the paint job

Do you still have the stock dog bones on the rear linkage, or did you upgrade to adjustable ones when you refurbished the linkage bearings?

 

Well done my friend, I really admire your work, learning all these new skills that will set you up for all sorts of new projects. If you have the patience to learn to weld and sew get yourself a half decent spray gun and master the art of spray painting, there is no doubt that you will master that as well. Really nice post and keep us informed on your next bike. We'll done again, be proud of what you have achieved . Mini.
My last project

 

Your bike is looking great!!! You did an excellent job!

 

Bike looks great! I'd be tempted with a number on the tail unit but that's just me.
I love the paint

 

If you ever decide you want a set of stainless adjustable dog bones then let me know, I've still got the makings of a couple of sets kicking around from when I had a batch made back in the Triumph Torque days