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cbr 929 rear end conversion help needed! - hahadumball_imp - 07-27-2013 i purchased an x11 from a friend and it has a 929 rear end.. not really my cup of tea but i can live with it.. now person before him made it like this and has used some bodge on the subframe mounts which looks like maccano.. a little plate of steel with holes in to adjust the height of the rear end, great idea but last hole is way too high i can only just about touch the floor and pillions cannot use the pillion seat, when i remove the maccano and use original mount hole it dosen't sit right as the rider seat has a huge gap between the front of the seat and the tank so not useable. i was wondering if anyone could tell me what a 929 conversion is? what needs to be changed to so it, i can tell about an inch has been cut off rear subframe but wanted to know how much id have to change to put it back to standard RE: cbr 929 rear end conversion help needed! - Inline4_imp - 07-27-2013 Are you sure you are on the right forum.......................or planet? RE: cbr 929 rear end conversion help needed! - hahadumball_imp - 07-27-2013 turns out this is the old cb1100 forum lol :L i posted then realised i have a 1999 cb1100 x11 sorryy ignore my thread. RE: cbr 929 rear end conversion help needed! - 2013 CBXX_imp - 07-27-2013 Well, no matter, a 929 is the last in a series of super sport race type bikes made starting in 1992 with the CBR900RR (Fireblade). The swing arm on that bike will be much shorter than X-11 due to shorter wheelbase on the CBR929RR versus longer X-11. So this conversion helps the X-11 steer quicker more like a race bike. RE: cbr 929 rear end conversion help needed! - thumper_imp - 07-28-2013 That's not a CBR929RR swingarm. However, the seat and tail section appear to be 929.