R6 Rear Shock Conversion & Custom Subrame - XV750 Cafe Racer Build EP3

Watch me build an adapter to mount an R6 rear shock in my 1983 Yamaha Virago XV750. This this is basically an R6 at this point.
Also I build a custom subframe, and probably do other stuff.
Music: www.bensound.com

[@MotoMango]

Dang, nice work dude!!

[@supertom8552]

Looking GOOD ! nice job 👍

[@28Jimbobf]

Came across your videos but for some reason they dont run in an order on KZbin? IDK, the content is very good keep going well done.

[@josrya89]

Do you have the measurement data for the shock adapter? Thanks for the video btw!

[@DOV67DESIGNS]

Hey Wimpy any chance you could share the measurements for the r6 rear shock conversion parts

[@cryptan_v_kube]

Hello, where can I find a drawing of an extension for a shock absorber from a yamaha p6?

[@seancostello387]

Do you make an audible 'beep' when you touch the work piece with the edge finder? Because that's what I did in my mind

[@devinshort9029]

Any chance I could get you to whip up another one of those adapters?

[@oscarbalsa2362]

Hi, what size and rim are those tires?

[@vetmoto5942]

Do you sell these shock adapters?

[@andrewnitch]

Really like that seat bracket. What drove the decision to switch to r6 shock instead of keeping it stock? purely cosmetic or is there a performance issue...?

[@LuisRueda-yd3yd]

what tank is it?

[@alexanderknorr3606]

R6 shock is made for swing arm with linkage. Spring does not match the specs for XV. Better choice would be something from KTM or Ducati with the same swing arm to shock articulation like the XV. I think some of Japanese bikes have the shocks for cantilever swing arms too. Your test after fitting shows the spring is way too hard.and has to be replaced.