Welches Motorrad für einen Streetfighter-Umbau?

Servus, möchte jetzt über den Winter als Projekt einen Streetfighter-Umbau machen. Meine Frage wäre, ob jemand ein Motorrad empfehlen könnte, welches dafür geeignet ist. Motorrad sollte zwischen 75-96 PS haben und nicht älter als Bj. 2010 sein.

Danke für die Hilfe

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OriginalMotion
6 years ago

This, of course, depends primarily on your budget. How high is this (incl. cost of rebuilding)?

Classically, a sportsman such as Gsx-R 750/1000, CBR 1000 RR is used for streetfighter….

Then it came to what you want to do. Many only change the disguise, remove the stubbars and miss the bike a different light mask.

Others, in turn, laminate complete panel parts themselves in the desired shape and thus obtain an individual bike.

blacksheepkills
6 years ago

Gladius, ER6N, R6 etc…

But streetfighters usually have power… So rather GSXR1000 or R1

EraGoN17
6 years ago

GSXR1000 is well suited for streetfighter conversion. I had this as a project myself.

blacksheepkills
6 years ago
Reply to  EraGoN17

I used to run R1 as a streetfighter sample… Hurry up!

BackupBone
6 years ago

I’m going out of a2 deafness

EraGoN17
6 years ago

Yes. Only the questioner would like to make the change in winter to get on the road in summer. He decides best which model he rebuilds.

blacksheepkills
6 years ago

Well, without disguise and full in the wind, you can’t drive 200. The part goes much faster… That’s what I meant.

Therefore, a fighter with much less PS would make sense even if it is against the norm.

EraGoN17
6 years ago

Technically speaking, I think that all over 700ccm is a weapon. But especially in the Streetfighter Milleu with 1000ccm+ and from 140 hp you cannot drive without the necessary respect for strength, rubber and asphalt. I had to learn this sadly 😀 (Thank God I was just lying down and no one has come to harm)

blacksheepkills
6 years ago

In wrong hands, I’ll tell you a gun. I had the 60 minutes drive a heathen respect!

EraGoN17
6 years ago

Unfortunately, I hadn’t done that yet. I can’t make an assessment, but I believe you!

martinreschke
6 years ago

If you are on a motorcycle that has the license with disguise, it loses it when the disguise has been dismantled. In the normal case, no decrease in accordance with paragraph 21 StVZO helps.

BackupBone
6 years ago

Hm for ne SF conversion I would take a 3-4cylinder. Problem: mostly over 96 hp (for A2?)

I would try it with a CB(R)650.

Or the CBF600.

Ambitioned it would be to rebuild the Triumph Tiger 800. 🙂

BackupBone
6 years ago
Reply to  Shadowlycos

I already did. ;

The Suzuki Bandit 650 (an iron pig) would still exist. Or the GSF750.

EraGoN17
6 years ago
Reply to  BackupBone

Ne Tiger 800 would also interest me how to rebuild.

BackupBone
6 years ago
Reply to  EraGoN17

Disguise away, 17″ wheels. Ggf fork through, hedge clean.