Oktober 11/2006 :
I started with the modelwork of the GSXR Monocoque/Tailsection .
" I startet " means : I'll finish it
this month !
A few facts :
- the total weight-saving only by the Tailsection ( without removing electronics
or cutting wire harness ) is : 15.5 lbs !
- the ride heigh is improved
- there will be storage opportunities for ALL Oem Electronics
- road Version available too
- it'll have a/some design-components , where knowledgeable people will shake
their head : "how he solved that .... ? "
.... I real enjoy the modelwork at present .
Oktober 8/2006 NEWS I:
The whole News -content from the German Pages I'll drop here
translated soon , for now the latest from today .
The invisible rearbrake is finally done !
It took 3 prototypes of hangers , the first one did not meet my expectations
this .. the 2nd one not the other Section,but now I've got it .
The first one here , as you cannot see , is not anodized , but
everything is brought on it's way , that in 14 days a couple of Assy's are done
and available on black....means it'll vanish even more more with the black
wheel/Swingarm then it's vanished already .
It would have been hard to show some good Pictures of a black Assy , so it has
has some Advantages today that the first one is not anodized black .
And : lightweight ! 450 gr total , OEM is 1400 gr .
Here the Assy isolated :
And here mounted (the mounted side view below ) 

September 27/ 2006 NEWS I
Sitting on the raw draft for my new lightweight clutch .
It'll still take a while until it's done . My main problem is that I cannot sit
on my Ass for such a long Time as it is necessary to do the final draft.
September 27/ 2006 NEWS II
The declutch-stroke adjustable cable clutch is done , lightweight and including
support-bearing for shiftrod !
Finally I got rid of the ugly sprocket cover .Paid attention that you also can
go for reverse shift-sheme

September 27/ 2006 NEWS III
233gr are the OEM rubber-funnel , not such a bad value . But made some with
total of 70 gr .

September 27/ 2006 NEWS IV
Close a full day it took to weld this
piece of Aluminum , well- worked 6 hrs for a weight-saving of 130 gr .
But however , still nicer than a rubber-hose .

September 27/ 2006 NEWS V
The OilBrather Chamber:
Even not heave this thing is using a lot of space , so I decided to create more
space for Items I'd like to place there .
OEM
The flat breather with bigger outlet- cannot harm the Power of Engine
September 27/ 2006 NEWS VI
As for the clutch II :
Here's a Picture of a RC45 Hardcore-light clutch 
The man who built thisClutch has always inspired me , a guy from
Berlin , a one-man-show , who's able fab Bikes, which can participate in WSBK.
I've calculated , that I can fab a clutch with 2.3 kg , incl. gear , at a 1 cm
decreased diameter , which would mean , that this clutch- once it's done - will
have a 60% decreased rotational Inertia
But I'm still at the beginning , anyways.....
May 2007 it has to be finished 
September 10/2006/Generally : a lot more is already done
than what you can see or read here , but it has several reasons that it does not
show up here :
Some Parts are still not anodized , so I do not want to picture them, some are
not 100 % done , so they still take a while , and some I do not want to show
before the whole Bike is done .
My last trackday I have September 24 , then I can dedicate all my Power to the
GSXR-Rebuild , means then the updates of the rebuild will come weekly.
Picture of a friends Bike with my Fairing , PVM .
July 14 2006 -II
Reiceived the offer for the raw Titanium-Material which I need to fab the Screws ,the 2 Engine-Bolts + the Swingarm-Axle and Rearwheel-Axle , the Price without Machining/milling : 2150 Euros , I'd estimate the Work-Time to fab all the stuff (pictured below ) at 2 Weeks.
And, as you see here, ~ 55 Screws to fab.....
Have disassembled the clutch, means drilled out the big 3 Rivets which hold basket and gear together , because I need the gear .
Of course I could let fab the
gear new , as a moreless simple copy, but that would cause a couple of a few
more weeks delay which I can not wait , if I want to have finished all in May
2007 , so I've got the gear NOW , a little modifying of it, then I can start
with the draft of the new clutch-Basket .
Unfortunately I have not had it on the scale today .
But ok, to give a rough # : 4.3 kg the OEM clutch as slipper version is , which
is really not really heavy. What I try to do is to drop the weight down to 2,4
kg .
HO , and, important maybe : I think I found out the Reason for bad shifting character of the GSXR...... first Time I saw this I shaked my head , thought maybe a trainee has left a script of his Idea on Chiefs table and then the executing Engineer thought this draft is the latest Innovation of the Engine-designer ,so he dropped this draft it at the Production .Well .I think I will not forget it......to picture it for you , before I modify it , but it's a really crazy designed but important Detail ( responsible for shifting , inside the chain of responsible Parts for shifting ) .
July 10 2006 :
No 1 :Superlight rearbrake Assy available in August. Will fit as bolt on
, no further mods necessary !
No2 : The Breather-Chamber mod . It does
not shave big Kilos , but it's creating space for what I have in mind
OEM
now : 
Have dissasembled Engine to check weight of Screws,Bolts and
Axles :
Means rearwheel + Swingarm-Axle , the Bolts from Linkage + those srews and bolts
from Engine , which CANNOT be replaced from Aluminum .I was really surprised
somehow , because I've underestimated the final weight . Anyway, good for me
,every single Piece of metal ( shown in that Pic ) redone new in Titanium saves
in total ~ 2.3 kg , that's 5.08 lbs !!
So that's the Workshop-Status Quo at present :

GSXR 750/06 Piston top design
