[Christ]

Problem is the swingarm isnt' getting used... it's too wide for the bike. Doesn't look right.

I'm not too terribly concerned about it yet, I still have a lot of work to do before I start putting things back together yet.

Ideally, the only way I'm changing wheels is if I find something lighter than the stock stuff that doesn't cost me my first born child.

As far as putting the Kat wheel on the Hayabusa swingarm, I was just going to have a friend turn a new axle and spacers... I had that part figured out already, but I'm not happy with how the swingarm looks in the frame.

[Christ]

Took the engine cradle down and lifted the upper frame off the engine... set it on the ground, only to realize that it's NOT [FARKING] LEVEL.

Between the front engine cradle mounts and the rear spars it's off somewhere by about half an inch (off the floor).

Which means I'm gonna have to check it with a level and see if the neck is in shape relative to the swingarm pivot before I proceed any further with this frame.

FMMFL.

[Christ]

I have to laugh at myself here. I rebuild bikes and sell them all year long, but it seems that every time I honestly start on a project for myself, it turns to shit VERY quickly. I no more than tore this bike down, got started on modding the frame, and amid everything else going on, just completely lost interest in doing this altogether.