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  • KJ Shover
    XSive
    • Jul 2002
    • 17
    • Wrangell, Alaska
    #1

    chain conversion

    I'm stationed out on St. Paul Island out in the pribilofs up here and I don't get to traven back to Fairbanks as often as I would like, thus the complete rebuild on my XS has been at a snails pace.

    I updated the web page for Frankencycle. it has some close-ups of the chain conversion that was done to it as well as the new swingarm.

    http://www.paintball-alaska.com/xs1100.htm


    Stay well and ride hard,

    KJ Shover
    '80LG "Frankencycle"
    '80LG "Frankencycle"
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    • Ken Talbot
      XS-XJ Super Guru
      • Jun 2002
      • 4251
      • Revelstoke, BC
      #2
      Hey, Kelly, its good to hear from you again. Nice to see you're still tinkering!
      Ken Talbot

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        • KJ Shover
          XSive
          • Jul 2002
          • 17
          • Wrangell, Alaska
          #3
          not as much as I would like, but its still therapeutic even though is sometimes is hell on the wallet.

          here is a couple of old pictures before the teardown.

          http://www.paintball-alaska.com/xs11_1.jpg


          http://www.paintball-alaska.com/xs11_2.jpg


          Stay well and ride hard

          KJ Shover
          '80LG "Frankencycle"

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            • chevy45412001
              XS-XJ Guru
              • Mar 2003
              • 1412
              • Jacksonville Florida
              #4
              need more details

              Come on spit it up,were when how how much can you make me one,plez ,pretty plz with nitros on top.Big tire minds like mine need to know...lol. i've got an extra mid gear drive waiting to be modified.
              1982 XJ 1100
              going strong after 60,000 miles

              The new and not yet improved TRIXY
              now in the stable. 1982 xj11, 18,000miles

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                • KJ Shover
                  XSive
                  • Jul 2002
                  • 17
                  • Wrangell, Alaska
                  #5
                  I can't speak for him on if he will do another, but the work was done by Carl Civitello of MadMax Enterprise http://www.madmax.com they mainly specialize in the Vmax he is quite the wizard on that motorcycle. it took a while about 3 years because I was in no hurry and he had several other projects currently going and cost almost $2k

                  KJ Shover
                  '80LG "Frankencycle"

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