wOW , ITS TAKING SHAPE,

that workshop is way too tidy.

bike is looking good, The bike looks complete but now its those niggly bits that take ages to do and you feel nothings moving along

I'm pleased with it generally but still loads to do

Remake the rear subframe to allow the lightweight (but large) battery

Make the tail unit undertray (not looking forward to that as it will need rolling and bending)

Full wiring loom

Full exhaust system 

then the little jobs that takes ages start !!! 

Workshop?

Its an operating theatre

End can acquired from a Triumph Thruxton

Not sure if anyone is still following this build - I really like it. 
I saw this for sale on ebay and thought it might be of interest: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Yamaha-TR1-Street-tracker-racer-Cafe-racer-Special-Custom/282488159994

I've grabbed the pictures for future reference, they're all in an album here (click 'next' to see all of them): https://imgur.com/a/cFdXT

 

Ducati 916 complete front end inc marchesini wheel, Brembo discs and calipers. 

Stepped billet yokes anodized black

One off sub frame and seat unit fabricated

Tank modified and air craft filler cap

Stainless steel exhaust and silencers

Koso combined rev counter and speedometer

Painted by Motopaint at Cradley Heath

Frame and wheels powder coated

Professionally wired by Towzatronics in Nottingham

Brembo rear caliper

R6 shock

Anti Gravity Lithium battery 

Rear sets. Valter moto components, German

Renthall handle bars

Brand new starter motor, ignition unit and regulator

New chain and sprockets

New Pirelli Diablo tyres

K&N Air filter

Engine. New main bearings. Valves reseated and lapped

Venhill brake lines

Edited August 21, 20177 yr by [email protected]
Link changed

Here's another modded TR1: http://imgur.com/a/7AVsl

Another ebay customised TR1. Looks like a Honda CB750/900F tank: 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Cafe-racer-custom-Yamaha-TR1-12-months-MOT-No-reserve-/352141824452

http://imgur.com/SkvVNVc

http://imgur.com/cPwJT4R

Edited August 21, 20177 yr by [email protected]
Forgot link!

I'd love to still follow this but currently it's sat in my workshop with a blanket over it. Been a hectic year with racing season on us. 

I'm need to get the rear subframe made then it should be full steam ahead