GETTING PERSONAL: THE KTM MAX HAZAN BUILT FOR HIMSELF
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GETTING PERSONAL: THE KTM MAX HAZAN BUILT FOR HIMSELF
https://www.bikeexif.com/hazan-ktm-950-sm
I don't like everything about this one, but overall it's got merit that's for sure. I bet it gets a move on !!!
I don't like everything about this one, but overall it's got merit that's for sure. I bet it gets a move on !!!
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Re: GETTING PERSONAL: THE KTM MAX HAZAN BUILT FOR HIMSELF
I like it, though it looks very Husqvarna NOX
And the seat should be further back, or the pegs further forward, the riding position is wrong.
The fuel tank must hold about 2 litres
And the seat should be further back, or the pegs further forward, the riding position is wrong.
The fuel tank must hold about 2 litres
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Not convinced anything has changed on seat position from a stock 950sm, the stock item is more rounded/curved. But looks distinctly like you'd sit in the same place.
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Re: GETTING PERSONAL: THE KTM MAX HAZAN BUILT FOR HIMSELF
The dip in the seat looks about 3" too far forward, but it could be the way it looks in the photo with the bike on a paddock stand
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Re: GETTING PERSONAL: THE KTM MAX HAZAN BUILT FOR HIMSELF
The swing arm looks dead wee and nesh.
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Re: GETTING PERSONAL: THE KTM MAX HAZAN BUILT FOR HIMSELF
Exhaust header and pipe routing looks like a bit of an afterthought.
Its got no Petrol tank!!
I like the colour scheme.
I'm not into SuperMotos but its better looking than many.
Its got no Petrol tank!!
I like the colour scheme.
I'm not into SuperMotos but its better looking than many.
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Re: GETTING PERSONAL: THE KTM MAX HAZAN BUILT FOR HIMSELF
huge tank that KTM used, similar to their adventure bikes; was chopped off and moved to the rear subframe. Integrated with the frame of the bike, the tank now sits flush under the slimmed down seat.
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Re: GETTING PERSONAL: THE KTM MAX HAZAN BUILT FOR HIMSELF
I thought the tank might be under the seat.
The bike looks a lot better than KTMs attempts at road going supermotos, though I don't think there'd be many buyers for a bike with a 4" wide seat and a 7 litre petrol tank.
The bike looks a lot better than KTMs attempts at road going supermotos, though I don't think there'd be many buyers for a bike with a 4" wide seat and a 7 litre petrol tank.
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Re: GETTING PERSONAL: THE KTM MAX HAZAN BUILT FOR HIMSELF
If I was gonna build an SM, I'd start with a 500cc big bore kit for my Husky motor.
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Re: GETTING PERSONAL: THE KTM MAX HAZAN BUILT FOR HIMSELF
It'd likely to be horrible to ride though.
This is an LC8 engine used in 950sm and adventure, so a really well known engine that's lovely to ride. Put that in a bike with 150kg, then you're going to enjoy it!!!
This is an LC8 engine used in 950sm and adventure, so a really well known engine that's lovely to ride. Put that in a bike with 150kg, then you're going to enjoy it!!!
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Not really a fan of this genre but that is significantly better than many of the 'customs' posted here IMO. This guy seems to actually know what he's doing
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Re: GETTING PERSONAL: THE KTM MAX HAZAN BUILT FOR HIMSELF
Looks like it would be a hoot over Kirkstone pass anyway.
Dunno about those 950s cos I've never even seen one close up let alone had a bash on one but with my KX I sometimes find it handy* to get my weight as far forward as possible cos its a bit lish opening it up coming out of bends and having less "tank" would allow that.
I think I like it but would require extensive testing to confirm my opinions so if someone would be so kind as to arrange the bikelend I'll give it a test for my usual fee.
*Or at least when it wasn't languishing in the shed.
Dunno about those 950s cos I've never even seen one close up let alone had a bash on one but with my KX I sometimes find it handy* to get my weight as far forward as possible cos its a bit lish opening it up coming out of bends and having less "tank" would allow that.
I think I like it but would require extensive testing to confirm my opinions so if someone would be so kind as to arrange the bikelend I'll give it a test for my usual fee.
*Or at least when it wasn't languishing in the shed.
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Re: GETTING PERSONAL: THE KTM MAX HAZAN BUILT FOR HIMSELF
I like it until I look above the frame. I'd rather see a proper tank and seat arrangement. What's on there looks odd?
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Re: GETTING PERSONAL: THE KTM MAX HAZAN BUILT FOR HIMSELF
I'm not keen on that one.
There was a modified 990 sm on Instagram that used alot of exc panels that looked better IMO.
I'll see if I can find a link.
There was a modified 990 sm on Instagram that used alot of exc panels that looked better IMO.
I'll see if I can find a link.
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Re: GETTING PERSONAL: THE KTM MAX HAZAN BUILT FOR HIMSELF
Better looking tank area than the standard bike, but the backend looks better on the stock bike
Looking at the stock bike, the only thing wrong with it is the huge, humpy fuel tank
Looking at the stock bike, the only thing wrong with it is the huge, humpy fuel tank
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Re: GETTING PERSONAL: THE KTM MAX HAZAN BUILT FOR HIMSELF
Those frames are pretty wide compared to most SM's so slimming it down and moving the tank still leaves it about as wide as a normal SM.
With a normal tank I'd imagine its a fair width?
With a normal tank I'd imagine its a fair width?