As you may have seen ive been trying to sell my blaster because i need the money for my truck, but since i can not get a decent offer on it, i think i am going to set it up for WNYOA this summer. Really the only reason i was not liking the blaster so much was because it felt really cramped. My knees would constantly hit the bars, even with risers. Do you guys have any ideas on how i could make where you sit a little more roomy. I was thinking about moving the foot pegs back a little, but i also want to do something with the rear fenders because they feel like they restrict me from moving back and they push my legs forward. I can't shave them off completely because i need to label both fenders with my number for the series.
anyone have any ideas...
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i think yfz rear fender will be a little more roomie at rear, id say the biggest extended steering stem, cut the front fenders or remove at side (if not already done) maybe lower the pegs.. like get longer ones and bend them so there lower... as im 6ft1 and im getting bigger ive looked into and thought about all the possible things i could do to make the blaster a little roomier
well if you cut off the bottom half of plastics it will take of maybe one inch
personally id sell loads of crap out of garage and things you dont use on ebay etc.
i do that and in total ive made around £400 ($650 ish) for random parts and crap in garage
and then if you cant do this or sell blasty either break it out for parts or lower the price
personally id sell loads of crap out of garage and things you dont use on ebay etc.
i do that and in total ive made around £400 ($650 ish) for random parts and crap in garage
and then if you cant do this or sell blasty either break it out for parts or lower the price
I substituted my handle bars for motorcycle ones. either from a at125 yamaha or a kaw g125 can't remember but there wider and a little higher and work good. i'm pushing almost 6ft also and there's more room. I had the bikes laying around but you could go to a bike junkyard and pick something up cheap.
