custom billet nitrous bottle brackets for bike

[turboglenn]

This is the start of a set of brackets i'm making for my 2003 GSX-R 750, in order to mount a 48 cubic inch nitrous bottle (former paintball bottle i was using on my airshift) I will only be spraying maybe a 15 shot at the most (it will be a wet shot as well)

But mainly it's another thing to have on the bike at "bike night" so that people look, want one, ask "how do i get one" and i end up with another customer i love the fact my vehicles are my best and rolling business cards

here's da pics

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almost done, just have to measure how far for the 2nd hole will be placed in order to clamp tothe subframe of the bike. 9i have a stock swingarm so i can't put it there and the only real available place left is runing below the sunbframe at the same angle as the exhaust pipe.

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let me know what ya think.. no where near "done" but i'm already quite proud

 

[LiquidX]

I'll like it much better when I see it finished and mounted to get a better idea of how it's supposed to look. I had an 02 750 and there isn't much room anywhere unless you manage to do something with the rear "seat".

 

[turboglenn]

LIquidx.. Just look up any of the popular kits by MPS using the same style bottles from paintball. Theirs use a screw in fitting that the valve screws into and takes the palce of the passenger pegs.

Mine will clamp to the round bar underneath the tail that has the welded on hoop for hooking a spider net to it will place the bottle between the 2 net hooks just behind the passenger pegs and out far enough the rear wheel can't contact it under full suspension travel

But have no fears.. you know i'm a post whore there's plenty of pics to come. At this point i've got the second hole done and just need to "slot" the areas that will compress for clamping and drill and thread the bolts to clam-p and attach the bracket.. I actually think there MIGHT be enough room in the side of the rear fairing to mount it inside and hidden for when i have to leave the bike out somewhere i don't feel safe in, then just loosen the clamp and rotate it downwards (have to unbolt rear tail of course) in order to put it in "show position" for bike night