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New Vfr. How Did You "personalize" Yours?

41 posts Started 10 Jul 2006 Last recovered post 31 Jul 2006 Wayback Machine snapshot 13 Mar 2007

#1
You bought a VFR. What steps did you take, in what order, to make it "your" VFR?

Keep in mind that you didn't buy an MV Agusta, so your budget isn't unlimited. Let's try to keep this in the realm of the "realistic" for the "average" VFR owner.

In my case:
1. Tourmaster magnetic tank bag. Needed something to carry stuff home from the dealer in.
2. ART Carbon Fiber tank protector. The "real deal" (actual molded carbon fiber) and it fits and functions perfectly.
3. Heli-bars. Thought they'd make my initial discomfort with the riding position go away. By the time they arrived, I was perfectly at home with the bars. But my butt hurt (see below).
3. K&N Filter-Bought one. Kept reading these forums. Decided to stick with the stock paper units.
4. Sargeant seat-The stock item just plain hurt, this solved the problem.
5. Givi windscreen-Thought the additional height would make for less noise and helmet buffeting. Didn't work.
6. Blue Matrix iridium windscreen-Thought the "blue mirror" iridium finish would look cool on my silver bike. It does! (These are essentially the same shape as the stock screens. Just way cooler-looking).
7. Honda Hard bags-Visions of far horizons. Once I mounted 'em up, I realized they made the bike too wide for lane-splitting during everyday use. I'll sell them with the bike when that day eventually comes.
8. Removed "Interceptor" decals from tail section. Wish I could remove Honda decal from tank, too, but clearcoat makes that a bad idea. I like the sharp, clean, uncluttered look.

On the horizon for the future:
1. Fork fiddling
2. Ohlins/Penske rear shock/spring fiddling

Honestly, other than some suspension tuning, I can't see much else I'd want to change on this bike. The stock exhaust sounds just fine to me. It fits and looks good, too. I've bought and used both a Rocket Locker and Tourmaster Tail Bag, which suit anything from overnight to two-week touring (I still haven't felt the need to mount and use the hard bags). In 30,000 miles, I've changed over to Motul synthetic oil, and EBC pads. Other than that, this bike works good, looks good and continues to resist my best attempts to squander dollars all over it.

#2
1. tankbag
2. trimmed the mudflap
3. Dumped the peg feelers
4. Pazzo levers (came today)

Future
6. Switch to Synthetic oil (Any suggestions?)
7. Honda hardbags
8. take the Interceptor stickers off the back
9. Powerlet
10. GPS
#3
Interceptor stickers.... Gone!
Rear mudflap.... Gone!
Fake carbon look clutch and brake levers due to a few drops.
White Honda stickers on lower fairings (So it isn't mistaken for a Ducati)
Rashed fairings so I know it's mine.
Black top and side cases for all the wife's makeup and clothes.
Heated grips for those sub-40 degree days.
Drilled exhaust so I can hear it running.
#4
1. The hole in the fender was staring at me. And it was February. In New York.
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2. Hardbags from David Silver Spares
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3. Magellan GPS
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4. Chopped passenger pegs(now painted black)
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5. Symtec grip heaters
6. Powerlet outlet in left trim panel
7. NEP throttle lock
8. Sargent seat

Wish list:
a. finish my custom exhaust
b. PC3 USB
c. Ohlins rear shock w/ remote preload adjuster
d. upgrade the front suspenders
e. 2006 clear lights
f. chrome wheels
g. new paint this winter, color undecided. Metallic forest green? Black with red pearl? ???

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#5
My mods:
Bug Buster
Heli bars (gel filled)
Progrip 714's
Custom barends
Blue gages
Reduced and painted windscreen
Signal Dynamics LED voltmeter
Sargent seat w/griptex
Matching cutom 1/2 tank bra
P.C.III USB
Speedo Healer
Custom dynamics adj. turn signal modulator
All LED turn signals
All LED brake lights With additional light bars under tail, and licence plate
Stop Alert brake light modulator
Custom fairing graphics
Silver painted side covers
Silver powder coated rims
Rear lock lug nuts
Custom fender eliminator w/mud flap
Secdem hugger
AFAM 15 tooth front/43 tooth rear w/DID x ring chain
Givi top box rack w/ a frigg'n backpack on it
Drilled stock exhaust

Not to mention, Diablo Strata's, new thermostat, C.C.T. 's

Because it told me too.
#6
silverjet1, Jul 10 2006, 09:20 PM
You bought a VFR. What steps did you take, in what order, to make it "your" VFR?


1. I paid off the loan. tongue.gif



#7
2004 ..........
* Staintunes
* Sargent seat
* Heli bar risers
* Honda OEM bags & top box
* Lighted license plate frame
* Gone: bags, lighted license frame, fender, rear pegs & mounts, grab rails
* Replaced with: Hugger (painted red with chain guard), fender eliminator kit
* Small black powder coated rear rack
* Power outlet
* Removed peg feelers
* Garmin GPS
* GIVI windshield
* Scorpio SR-i500 alarm system w/options
* throttlemeister
* Tank bag
* Mirror Extenders
* Mounts for HelmetCam

Yet to come:
* Checkered flag accents
* Few decals (Honda, VFR, etc.)
* Different shield .. open to suggestions
* Small tail bag to fit small rear rack
* Grips
* Trick levers .. open to suggestions
* Moto Fork lights
#8
Corbin seat
Heli's
'Tunes
Color matched(painted silver) NWS hugger and OEM chainguard
Euro VFR stickers
Honda logos on lower fairing
Fender elim mod
ZG dark smoke OEM style windscreen
Pro Grips
Fenda Extenda
CF gas cap cover
Geelong Carbon Craft silver CF tank protector
Tankslapper side tank protectors
Ram video mount
K&N
PCIII
Rapid Transit Triple Tree Bag
Oxford Humback Tailbag
Asst. other bags(tailbags/tankbags) Incl. "no-bungee" mounting setup for all tailbags
Removed pass. pegs
MV frame sliders
Blacked out radiators and lower headers
Silver CF heal guards from Seadooloo
#9

Rode it 77k miles.

Ractech fork springs
Racetech Gold Compression Valves
Racetech Gold Rebound Valves
F3 cartridges and fork caps
Ohlins Rear shock with pnumatic preload
Factory Pro shift kit
Pro Grips
Dual Star grip heaters switch on the handlebar
HS's Dual Burning Headlights
Viosport h3 cam for vfrd video's
Staintune high mount kit
Givi E52 bags, keyless sidebacks, wingrack
Heated Corbin gunfighter seat (heated it myself)
Widder Heated vest, pulsed width modulator to regulate heat
DynoJet PC2
Mayo Sticker - gotta have a family crest on there!
Garmin Quest Motorcycle kit from gpscity
Led volt meter
Ipod in an otterbox mounted on the left dash for tunes, er6i earbuds, passive mixer for radar, gps.
Aerostich with matching ballistics colors
Pilot Powers shod and shed to the edge


#10
Put my children's names on the rear wheel:


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Alianna Jael - age seven
Aidan Joshua - age five

Everything else can be copied except this, which is why it is the one thing that makes my bike 'mine'.
#11
2000....

Sargent seat (needed more comfort)
Micron Exhaust (needed better sound and high mount to show off item below)
8 spoke rear wheel
Scorpion exhaust (needed low mount to use with luggage)
Ohlins rear shock (needed better control, ride etc. )
Aftershocks forks (same as above)
R&G sliders (needed crash protection)
Pilot Powers ( needed better traction so as not to use above item)
Rear hugger (needed to keep Ohlins clean)
Throttlemeister (needed to keep speed in check on long boring slab rides)
Pro Grip 714's (needed because they were yellow)
Polished wheels (needed to add accent to the cool yellow bike)
Blue LED dash lights (needed to do just because I could)
EBC brake pads (needed to stop me better since I run PP's and can go faster now biggrin.gif )
Turbo City Fuel Pressure Regulator (needed to smooth things out)
16 tooth front sprocket (needed more torque to test PP's)
DID chain (needed to accent bike)
Fenderectomy (needed to show off rear wheel)
Scotts Dampner(needed cause it was left over from last VFR)
Adjustable pegs(needed for more comfort)
De-dumbo eared (needed to accentuate the sleek lines)
Speed o Healer (needed to readjust for factory error and tooth change on sprocket)
Factory Pro Shift kit (needed it because I was already in there changing front sprocket)
12v Powerlet for heated gear (needed cause I freeze my arse off in cold weather here)
LED volt meter (needed to keep charging system on visual right track)

I just know I'm missing something......Do you ever notice how many "needs" there seem to be with owning a bike? Gotta love it.
#12
Safe-T, how did you do that to your rear wheel? SWEET!

The first thing I did was travel 12 hours to pick up a yellow 6th gen. It came with a HUGE 2-piece Joe Rocket tank bag.

Having had it home for 6 hours I snapped off the left mirror in the trailer on the way to the DMV and bought a new one.

It needed a new rear tire - Dunlop 220ST

Pulled off that God awful mudflap/parachute in the rear
Took off the passenger pegs
Motovation frame sliders
Sargent seat
Throttle lock
Put the passenger pegs back on for my new Givi rack
Hard wired an mp3 player to the triple clamp
Added Garmin c330 GPS with a RAM mount (thanks Lobster)
Spooned on a new Dunlop Qualifier front
CRASHED (the biggest mod you could possibly do) - replaced my right frame slider, right mirror, sanded and Bondoed my right fairing, upper and Givi rack, had those repainted (thanks 03_VTEC), replaced my front brake lever, right bar end (thanks seadooloo) and clutch cover (thanks pgreen94).
Rode the crap out of it and we came to an understanding (no more crashing)
AND just last Thursday I mounted my new Sony video camera to my RAM mount (videos to follow)

It's truly my bike now. Nobody else has one like it and that's part of what I love about it.

Future plans:

Suspension? I can't afford Ohlins but I've been thinking about putting on something with preload adjustment and some new front springs

Dunlop Qualifier rear (soon)
#13
theoxmole, Jul 11 2006, 04:37 AMSafe-T, how did you do that to your rear wheel? SWEET!


I took the rim into a decal shop and they did it smile.gif
#14
SAFE-T, Jul 11 2006, 05:21 AM
I took the rim into a decal shop and they did it smile.gif


That is the mod I would like to do with the quick release hub & wheel, but it will never happen because I have to many other things taking all my money (I've tried to grow a money tree but it keeps dieing).

If I could just find a friend who's lathe I could use then it would be done, but just don't have anybody I know with anything but a hobby lathe :-(

Your bike is one of my favs wheel.gif
#15
zRoYz, ask Smithy, he's got some mates from his days working at Hawker de Havilland, who took home some nice workshop gear when HdH shut down. My underseat box was welded up using a welder the size of a Mini, and the guy who owns it had a mill about 12' tall and heaps of other goodies.

My VFR - when I bought it, I rode it as hard as it would go all the way to Phillip Island for the '98 500GP, and dropped it on the Island to blood it goofy.gif

Further personalisation came a few weeks later when I forgot to take the disc lock off, and a few weeks after that I did a bit more customisation when I got nudged off it by a bus in the Sydney CBD (don't lanesplit up the inside of a bus that's turning to the side you're lanesplitting on!).

Not long after that, some Harley dudes kicked it over while it was parked out the back of the George IV Inn in Picton on Anzac day, I think that was a few weeks after I was involved in a 6 police car pursuit which scored me a ride to the station in the back of the bullwagon.

Now, I feel like a change, so I'm doing all the mods everyone else here is doing beer.gif
#16
2004 ABS Asphalt

4000 miles on odo so far
Corbin with back backrest with red piping
Pazzo Shorty Levers
Gutted/Shortened/Dechromed Stock Exhaust
ZGDB Black Windscreen - Currently in need of fix
Sylvania Silverstars
Carbon Fiber Yoke Cover
Carbon Fiber Tank Pad
Gel Grips
Motopak 35L tankbag
Removed Interceptor Decals
Competition Werks Fender Emlinator
PCIII
De-Snorkled

Have these things ready to install:
Throttlemeister, Motivation frame sliders, new decals, pinstripping, also going to put the VFR on a diet, Stebel Air Horn

Future Plans:
Repaint, Polish/Chrome Accents, HID Kit, Alarm w/ remote start, and this is all contingent on how much money is available. fing02.gif
#17
Pretty much in order:

• 767fixer's Quad Hi-Beam Modification (I can see through small animals and children now)
• Removed EVAP, PAIR, and Flapper
• Added a power socket under the seat (just in case I need to use my 12v air compressor)
• Asphalt fairings (kinda had a little accident)
• White rim strips (which I removed about a week ago)
• Air Horns
• Buell Footpegs (comfort is important)
• Rubbermaid Trash Can Fender (hell yes!)
• Auxilary Fuse Box (to help avoid burning up the stock wiring harness)
• Electric Cruise Control (oh my god, this is the greatest)
• Voltmeter
• LED Signals on the mirrors
• Heated Grips (they saved my life once when the temperature dropped down to 22?F)
• BMW Sport Grips
• O2 Sensor Eliminators
• Saddlebags and Top-box
• Replaced 30 amp fuse holder under the seat (mine finally burnt up with 18k on the bike)

Still on my wish list:

• Sargent Seat
• Stainless steel brake lines
• Upgrade rear suspension
• Shorty levers
• Frame Sliders
• GPS Unit
• Heated vest (the first one I made broke)
• CB radio (so when I ride with my parents, I can talk to them)
• Satellite radio (already have one in my car)

I absolutely love this bike. I had no idea what I was missing until I got it. For only owning it for about 14 mouths now, I've put 18K miles on it. Plus, I'm planning on riding 2k miles this week. Yeah!! Plus, what I think makes the bike so enjoyable is everyone here at VFRD. fing02.gif

EDIT: Forgot some items on my wish list.
#18
Current mods are in my signature.

Future mods are
Turbo City Fuel Pressure Regulator and some Grip Puppy grip covers.
I can't think of anything else right now.
#19
2005 Red

Purchased Jan 28/2006

5178 miles

Mods:
1. Created my own "powerlet" outlet in steering head. (For fun, not for savings).
2. Throttle lock
3. Progrips
4. Ram mount for Garmin 2720
5. Givi E460 topcase

Next up:
6. Sargent seat
7. Peg lowering (maybe)
8. Backrest for E460 topcase (for pillion(s))

I might have to add some side cases eventually, but I need to see how much I can get in the E460 first.
#20
I knew I forgot things...

magknight tank protector
3M film on top of tank
Pazzo levers
PIAA headlight bulbs
VFR logo clutch and brake reservoir covers from CTS Moto

TO DO:

SS brake lines
Wave rotors
#21
Blue 2000,

Ohlins rear with remote preload
RaceTech fork springs
Highmount Staintune
Zero Gravity Double Bubble screen
Ventura rack system
VFR stickers of side fairings removed
front mud guard (behind the front wheel) painted blue to match the rest
Tank bra
Custom billet al bar ends


Soon to be done:

Stripped wheels by using SAFE-T technique of an acid bath


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#22
Read Sig.

Why? Because they all seemed like they would make the bike more functional.

Whats Next? Suspension.
#23
Had my Klingon since new, May '99:

1. Black tank bra
2. LP 2nd look red tank bra, sold the black one on epay
3. foam grips, wasn't used to the bike, was getting sore hands
4. Throttlemeister, for highway cruising. Hardley use it now, as I avoid the slab
5. Custom Oval SS High rise exhaust. Louder and nicer than a 'tune, and cheaper.
6. Custom rack to suit Ventura rack rails and Gearsack bag
7. DiD Xring chain, after I cooked the oem by not lubing it regularly
8. Racetech fork springs and rebuilt stock shock, 6mm rear shim
9. Zero Gravity screen, friend didn't like it, so I snapped up a bargain
10. Galfer Wave rotors, friend was parting out bling from his Vtec before sale, snapped up a bargain
11. Pazzo levers, cant resist the bling and need retail therapy
12. Polished wheel rims - did it myself over a weeknd coz it was Winter
13. Chopped rear fender, coz I was bored again
14. i4c voltmeter
15. Red Fox Hugger, in anticipation of protecting an Ohlins smile.gif
16. Ohlins rear shock
17. RC51 bits for the front smile.gif

On the horizon:
New paint job, 7 years = lots of stone chips
870cc big bore kit, in about 200,000km when the engine gets tired, LOL.
#24
First thing I did was remove the Interceptor decals. Then I took off the Honda decals and hit the tank with a little black spray bomb just to take out the shine the decals left behind. I then proceeded to cut some holes in the endcap to my exhaust. I also trimmed down that goofy icense plate holder/fender. I wanted to remove my rear sets but determined that I will have to come up with a solution to where to put the rear suspension adjustment knob.........so I bolted it right back in place with the rear sets...........some other time. I added a carbon tank protector and thats all so far. Future mods include exhaust/power commander.....a new seat....maybe some tapeworks and carbon levers would be nice. I might change the windscreen but I might just paint the one I have. I have thought about strategically placing some green LED lights so that it glows green around the outside edge of my radiators.I have the asphalt color. I would also like to put on some frame sliders.
#25
Mud-flap - gone.
Interceptor stickers - gone.
Gen-mar risers.
Flapper-valve - gone.
Carbon canister - gone.
PAIR valve - gone.
Tank bag Chase-Harper. (Put a hydration bladder in bottom section with foam rubber to insulate it from the heat. Very convienient.)
Tail bag - Cotech Sport.
Saddle bags - Cortech.
Dual-star heated grips & heat-troller. (love 'em.)
RAM mount for camcorder.
Metz z6's.
Puig double-bubble windscreen. (OK... causes a bit of helmet buffeting - I'm 6'2")
Turbo city FPR. (Helped a little. Removed when the following item was installed.)
Power Commander III USB. (Great unit) wheel.gif
O2 eliminators. (330 ohm resistors... Thanks VFRD!) fing02.gif
Etymotic ER6i earphones - love them. musik20.gif

sPOTO

#26
tbzep, Jul 10 2006, 07:55 PM
1. I paid off the loan. tongue.gif


Word fing02.gif That's the mod I am most proud of wheel.gif
#27
tbzep, Jul 10 2006, 10:55 PM
1. I paid off the loan. tongue.gif



Well, that was actually step 2.
Step 1 was to attach the tank bag from my ex500.
Step 2, see above
Step 3, Obtain sargent seat from a vfr mailing lister for a song
Step 4, mold mirror extenders (see sig for details) idea3.gif
Step 5, obtain used MIG Indy exhaust (free) from a vfr mailing lister
Step 6, Givi tail rack
Step 7, Kappa k491 trunk
step 8, Custom Coffee holder (search for farkle quest) idea3.gif
Step 9, convert coffee holder to camera mount

Oh, and ride it like its an extension of my body
#28
Ran it from 2,000 miles at purchase to 54,000 and counting.
Gen mar bar risers. LP Tank Bra.
A few scratches from running it into the ditch at low speed exiting Laguna Seca a few years ago.
A few other scratches from whatever times I pulled a Homer.
Just character marks and memories. biggrin.gif
#29
Done:
Removed rear mud flap
Removed peg feelers
Joe Rocket Tank Bag
Mirror Extenders
Sargent Seat
Red Fox Carbon Fiber Look Hugger
Pazzo Shorty Levers
Removed Passenger Handles
Removed Passeger Foot Peg Brackets
Rivcyko Bug Buster
BMC Airfilter
Turbo City Fuel Pressure Regulator

Will Do:
Mobil 1 Synthetic Oil
Power Cammander III USB
Remus Titanium Exhaust
Pirelli Diablo Strada
EBC Brake Pads & Rotors
Ohlins Rear Shock
Front Fork Upgrades
Lose some weight... LOL
Find a new job
Win the lottery
Buy a Ferrari
Date a super model
A chemistry set
Eternal Life
Oh... I'm sorry, I got a little carried away there. That's it for now.
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#30
First thing I did to make it mine... laid it over taking it to a ramp to load it in my truck after buying it... Too much throttle and clutch at the same time at a stop sign... The fairing was already a little messed up, but now I know my scratches smile.gif

Since then:
Replaced broken throttle grip
Replaced homemade brake lever
Replaced cracked/slit brake line
Y2K Mirrors - first

Came with:
Corbin seat (seems to be customer covered though)
Left side exhaust

To come:
Buy new/replace cracked fairings (already have the piece between the headlights and the bottom right piece... need alot more)
Saddle bags
Other than that, we'll see what I see on eBay or on the Classifieds
#31
I hope I can get this in the right order....

Red 02, non-ABS, bought in April of 05 with 21k km on the odo. (It now shows 48k km)

Previous owner had removed the "Interceptor" stickers and replaced the stock VFR ones with UK-spec, black logo.

Lifted the Oxford tankbag from my EX500
Ditto for the JR Sport saddlebags
Tool chest drawer liner to go between what's above and the bodywork
Some kind of red, stick-on tank pad
Garmin GPS V, hardwired from the battery, with RAM mount through the tank bolt holes
"Colorado Dancer" custom graphic on stock windshield
Dual Star heated grips
I'm happy with the stock seat, believe it or not.
Deals Gap "Dragonslayer" license plate frame
Dragon stickers on the front fender.

Future mods/farkles:
Blue Sea fuse box and marine-grade wiring (currently on the work bench)
Silverstar H4 and maybe H7, gotta check the archives here.
Powerlet (for future heated liner, warm n' safe or Gerbring)
Hard bags, either Givi or a David Silver Spares import. But I really need a two-piece 'stitch first.
Radar detector of some sort, even if they're illegal in Ontario. tongue.gif
On-board camera, not sure which model/mounting option. (And a new computer to edit said video)
#32
On my '93 VFR750 there are two mods:
1) Corbin Seat
2) Added a CPU fan over the R/R

on my '00 VFR800:
1) Corbin Seat
2) Baglux Tank Cover
3) Yoshimura RS3 Carbon Fiber Exhaust (work in progress)
and on the "to do list"
4) Hard Saddlebags
5) MRA Windscreen
6) some sort of extended clip-ons
#33
I think I remember seeing a list of mods done to Veefer800cannuck's bike a while back.

Still got that list Rob???

its probably one of the longest most complete mod lists that'll be on here...
#34
silverjet1, Jul 10 2006, 09:20 PM
You bought a VFR. What steps did you take, in what order, to make it "your" VFR?


I only have one mod. and that would be ME. When I swing my leg over the bike and go, there is not another VFR in the world that looks like and performs like mine..... tongue.gif

Actually, I don't do modding (but not to say I never will). If the bike isn't what I want, I get what I want. wheel.gif
#35
Klingon? Is that what the '99 models are called?

I juzt bought a yellow one, pick it up on Saturday! I'm sooo excited!!

*grin*
#36
Honda hard bags
Tourmaster TriBag
Corbin Seat
Autocom intercom
Metzler Z6's
Helibars
Magknight tank bra
Jastek powerlet--steering head and under seat
Progrip grips
Harris rear wheel hugger
Dual Star heated grips
Garmin Quest & RAM Mount
Power commander USB
Dual Fiamm horns
hyperlights brake LEDs
digital voltmeter
02 eliminator
Staintune
throttlemeister


I love MY VTEC! beer.gif
#37

I only have one mod. and that would be ME.


It's all about the pilot. fing02.gif
That loose nut holding the handlebars is the most important part of the equation.
And, I guess I resemble that remark sometimes.

At least I didn't get the Exhibition of Speed ticket and bike impounded today. Too bad for my friend Sparky. goofy.gif
Note to self. If you must do wheelies (I don't usually), don't do stand up wheelies on PCH.
Or other busy roads. Doh! :bitchslap: LMAO. squid.gif
#38
A couple of mods were done by a previous owner, but most of them (apart from a bent footpeg and brake pedal) I liked, so I left them alone.
But here's a current list of what makes my bike non-standard:
  • Carbon fibre (real) tank pad, dunno what brand
  • Satantune high-mount zorst
  • Non-matching front disks blink.gif
  • Seat cowl that fits over grab handles
  • Heated grips with rheostat
  • Ventura headlight guard
  • 60/55 H4 bulbs
  • Ventura pack rack
  • SBS brake pads all round
  • Azaro AV49-SP front tyre, AV46-ST rear
  • 16T front sprocket
  • Quick-connect battery charger cable
  • Custom brake light flasher
  • Speedo corrector
  • O2 sensor eliminators
  • Custom dowel-shaped tank dent
  • Removed safety sticker from tank, exhaust compliance sticker from frame
  • Garage door opener switch on RH switchblock
  • Factory Pro Evo Star shifter kit
  • Bent gearlever down to make shifts better
  • Removed stupid plastic cap from rear hub
  • Dead sheep cover for seat (used twice)
  • PCII (for a few weeks, before returning it to owner)
  • Etched screen (from fuel splashes??)

    To come:
  • "Rider" custom seat
  • Uni airfilter (made from OEM filter frame)
  • Another horn (plus relay and wires)
  • New cush rubbers for rear hub (ordered)
  • New chain 'n' sprockets (and lowered gearing)
  • Stripped and polished rims (when they're scratched and chipped)
  • New tinted windscreen (standard shape)

Of all this crap, the only things that are "absolutely must haves" are the shifter kit, the O2 sensor eliminators and the pack rack.


Riot Grrrl, Jul 31 2006, 11:29 AM
Klingon? Is that what the '99 models are called?

Only by some (jealous?) individuals.
When the 5th Gen came out, in late 1997 (the 1998 model), the shpae was quite different from the previous more rounded models, and some people didn't like it much.

Riot Grrrl, Jul 31 2006, 11:29 AM
I juzt bought a yellow one, pick it up on Saturday! I'm sooo excited!!

*grin*

Woo hoooo!! fing02.gif
You go, Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrl!
#39
Good post.

2002
Corbin seat
Staintunes
Blue gauges
fender removal
NWS hugger
ProGrips
Penske 2-way
Forks worked by Aftershocks
BMC airfilter
Dunlop DP H++ brakepads
Speedbleeders
Flapper mod
Philips Visionplus Headlight Bulbs
Magknight tank pad
Outlet for Battery tender & Widder vest

Next Mod... Maybe a PCIII.

#40
all my mods are in my signature ,more to come pc111 ,ohlins forks,speedo corrector, pazzo leveers ,delinked brakes, bluegauges,maybe a big bore kit,
#41
Although I don't remember the order exactly....

Two Bros. High mount
Nelson-Rigg Tank Bag
Fender-octomy
Maxxis SuperMaxx rubbers
Fender-octomy
Harris Adj. Rear set
Home machined (custom) pegs for Rear set
Underlights
R/R fan
Custom mirror extenders
Gen-Mar bar risers
EXL soft luggage (tail and saddle packs)
Ventura Rack and bag
Corbin G&L seat
Wheel stripes
"MAXXIS" Wheel-eze


This winter projects:
LP undertail locker -- In the closet...
Custom seat cover by myself
RS replica paint
Dumbo ear deletes
Custom blinkies
Possibly polish or paint frame, swing arm, bars, triple
Carbon yoke protector--in closet...


Hopefully the BIG BORE KIT in the next couple of years....Everyone has to have a dream right... Even if it is wet!
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