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The swingarm legs look stock, but the shock angle looks off. Can't tell if it's widened or not, but 200 is an extremely tight fit on the early ones. Probably reworked.
I've seen the fender/strut combo somewhere but can't remember.
The front end has an inverted vibe, but I can't tell what all is going on there. Too fuzzy.
Not on the old bikes. I've got a 180 on mine and I had to remove the struts and it's still a really close fit on the pulley side of the swingarm. Getting the brake caliper on is an enormous hassle, too. At least with a 16"x6" rim. I ~think~ I can get a 200 on it, but I haven't found the right combo of sprocket/pulley offset to get there.
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