Finished build last night, fxr frame, floating brake, float rc2, xtr bits, hadley 150mm rear hub, american classic front, joplin, king, cnt bars, grip shift, 34lb as is, 32 with normal seatpost and bonty mudx tyres.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/35877972@N04/4387925611/

quite nice

What?

Foes are red, it's the law…

The tyres look too weedy, and the grey doesn't suit it
Gripshifters?
Saddle is a angled a touch far back (if you're going to ride it with the saddle up at pedalling height)
Brake levers look to be angled a long way aroung the bars, personally I can't get on with them like that, especially when trying to keep weight a bit further back for steeper stuff
Otherwise, its good

My other one is red, on the flickr link, along with my x fxr's.
Thanks rs.

nobody going to mention the different coloured wheels then?

Im waiting for the nice people at lbs to get the white 150mm rear wheel in, and i do have matching hadley front, but tyres were on american classics, il put a black 1 in and post another pick when done!
James your right on both saddle n levers, ive adjusted both now, well spotted,gripshitters the only way to go for me tho.

I like, enjoy it man.

like it.

I'll take it off you so nobody criticises your choice of GripShift.
Lovely bike BTW.

Thanks, i like it too. Hope to ride it soon.

you like your foes don't you!

yes, they suit me, very stiff rear end, good geometry, very strong frames, good service intervals too, good service from the authorized dealers in uk and italy, expensive tho and not too common on the trails, little bit heavy (like me).

Whats the chain line like with 150mm hub and a 68/73 bb?

evil ed, i havnt ridden the bike yet, i was a bit worried at first, after i ordered it, but a mate has a rs7 and another has a fly, i think they are both 68mm, and they run well, on mine im using a double and bash guard, in the clamp going up n down the gears theres no skipping or jumping, and the chainline dosnt look out of whack at all.