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    hey how are yall doing i live in omaha ne and i ride a full custom 02 kat 600 with a 750 crank stroker motor its stretched 12 over and has about 5500 into the whole bike ill post some pics soon

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    Welcome to KR

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    • #3
      Nice setup, How's that thing rip being stroked like that O_o?

      Welcome to KR!
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      Previous Rides: 06 Ninja250R - 82 Maxim400 - 11 V-Star 650 Custom
      Current Ride: 1988 GSX600F
      As I lay rubber upon the street, I pray the Lord my soul to greet
      If I should die before I brake, I pray the Lord my soul to take

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      • #4
        Welcome to KR
        My build thread (Black Betty) '97 600 (Dearly Departed)
        http://katriders.com/vb/showthread.php?t=133286
        2007 GSXR 750

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        • #5
          Welcome and looking forward to the pics

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          • #6
            here is what all is done to it 750 stroker makes it a 705cc race cams titanium valves and springs from a 750 gsxr 89 milled head 13 to 1 compression lightened crank and flywheel 1st 2nd 3 rd gears are custom gears in tranny 12 in stretch 2 teeth down in rear one up in front sprockets 14 jet sizes bigger in 44mm carbs off an 89 1100 gsxr its putting down 145rwhp so she hauls ass

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            • #7
              Welcome! ..Pics pics...

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              • #8
                Nice bike bro!! Welcome
                Tommy

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                • #9
                  Welcome!

                  Not trying to be a dick, just curious. If you're after performance so much you'd do all that engine work, why a Kat? Heavy frame and subpar suspension is going to hold you back a bit. Sure suspension can be upgraded but you're stuck with the frame. I'm putting a fair amount of $ into mine, so I know there's reasons, just wondering what yours are.

                  And oh yeah - pics!!!
                  1998 Katana 750
                  1992 Katana 1100
                  2006 Ninja 250

                  2006 Katana 600 RIP - 130k miles

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