im planning on tearing apart my 82 suzuki gn400 and making it into a bobberim making forward controls out of either 1quot; to 1 1/4quot; plumbers tubing or round aluminumconverting it to a foot clutch/ jockey shifterand making a pan seatall that stuff is basically coveredcomment on that stuff if you likemy problem is ive never welded before and dont know much about frame worki want to make it into a rigid framei dont know what kind of tubing i need for the frame also if i need to keep the swing arm or notive seen some bobbers with them and some withoutals what would need to be done to the carb with putting a performance air filter on itthink its jetting it from what i remember but this is my first project so any advice would be greatthanks guys.
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I've had a lot of experience building Asian bobbers.In mu picture is a 1981 Suzuki 850 bobber I race in street class.If you really want a hardtail frame there's two ways buy a full frame or a hardtail section.You can use a weld on hard tail for a BSA from British Cycle.ready to goThe other thing is to simply replace your rear shocks with strutsthis is the cheapest way to go and no frame welding required.Any thing else contact me I've got lots of pictures of bobbers in various states of finish I can share.
