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Hi all ! I just completed my 4th gen vfr streetfighter and I want to let you see the results. ENJOY!!

Model: VFR 750 F RC36 year 1993.

Spares used:

Complete Front End of a 2007 GSXR 750R.

Aprilia tuono mille handlebars.

Staintes steel goodridge hoses on all lines.

Rear brake line stealthed.

GSXR 750 Radial master cilynder

Puig Mirrors

Custom machined mirror supports.

Original frame cutted on the rear side new supports welded on for the new tail.

Original tank and swingarm.

Custom bulit rear axle to fit duc 916 rear wheel with 190/55 tyre

Complete subframe of a 2006 CBR 600 RR

CBR 1000RR Gauges

Speedohealer v4

96 vfr speed sensor(electrical)

On the engine we only supressed the marmitte and mounted a dual motogp arrow titanium system.

Kn filter, snorkel off and dynojet kit.

520 chain with 16/45

Custom built rear mudguard.

I think it´s all at the moment I live iin Valencia Spain but I´m planning on dismantle the bike and sell some of the pieces apart, if anyone is interested on anything please mail me smile.gif

Greetz from spain and enjoy the pics!!! Here is the complete procces smile.gif

http://www.masquemotos.org/index.php?topic...msg7536#msg7536

AN here the result smile.gif

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Hi all ! I just completed my 4th gen vfr streetfighter and I want to let you see the results. ENJOY!!

Model: VFR 750 F RC36 year 1993.

Spares used:

Complete Front End of a 2007 GSXR 750R.

Aprilia tuono mille handlebars.

Staintes steel goodridge hoses on all lines.

Rear brake line stealthed.

GSXR 750 Radial master cilynder

Puig Mirrors

Custom machined mirror supports.

Original frame cutted on the rear side new supports welded on for the new tail.

Original tank and swingarm.

Custom bulit rear axle to fit duc 916 rear wheel with 190/55 tyre

Complete subframe of a 2006 CBR 600 RR

CBR 1000RR Gauges

Speedohealer v4

96 vfr speed sensor(electrical)

On the engine we only supressed the marmitte and mounted a dual motogp arrow titanium system.

Kn filter, snorkel off and dynojet kit.

520 chain with 16/45

Custom built rear mudguard.

I think it´s all at the moment I live iin Valencia Spain but I´m planning on dismantle the bike and sell some of the pieces apart, if anyone is interested on anything please mail me smile.gif

Greetz from spain and enjoy the pics!!! Here is the complete procces smile.gif

http://streetfighterspain.es/foro/viewtopic.php?t=93

and a shortened one wink.gif

http://www.masquemotos.org/index.php?topic...msg7536#msg7536

AN here the result smile.gif

13052009133.jpg

13052009132.jpg

13052009134.jpg

13052009135.jpg

13052009136.jpg

13052009137.jpg

13052009138.jpg

13052009141.jpg

13052009140.jpg

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youve got one of the coolest and most original vfr's ive ever seen...

your going to dismantle it?! :fing02:

You took the words right out of my mouth.... Have you even taken it out on the track yet?? :fing02:

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Surely one of the best streetfightered VFRs I've seen, well done :fing02:

Yes, why are you going to take it apart?

i´m plannig to dismantle it and mount it again with another idea. I really enjoy modifying bikes and i´m thinking about r1s or cbr 1000 rr smile.gif

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Beautiful bike! The CBR600RR tail works really nicely with the 3rd Gen tank, all your detail touches really integrate well together. Well done!

To really bring it together and bring it right up to date, I'd consider powdercoating the frame and swingarm black, but if you're on for a new project then you can certainly rest easy knowing you got this one right over the line.

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Very nice job!!

Did you think about painting the outside shell of the headlight to match?

I thinked about it but it will make appear the headlight too big and now is big enough smile.gif

powdercoating frame and swingarm on black was the second part of the project but i don´t know if it really will become sometime smile.gif

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Excelent finish you have there!

I have just one question.. What is the belly pan and can i get one easily?

THE BELLY PAN IS FROM MGM BIKES MADE OF FIBERGLASS BUT IT HAS han made supports to fit the viffer smile.gif

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Hola Gazman (Soy Sonic)... ya te he felicitado el trabajo en el foro del CLubVFRSpain... ¿por qué no te la quedas y empiezas con otra?

A ver si sales con nosotros en alguna quedada de los Ches...

Saludos V4

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Excelent finish you have there!

I have just one question.. What is the belly pan and can i get one easily?

THE BELLY PAN IS FROM MGM BIKES MADE OF FIBERGLASS BUT IT HAS han made supports to fit the viffer smile.gif

I already guessed you remade the supports , but do you know what bike the belly pan is taken from?(EDIT just looked to see its one of their universal belly pans)

Just noticed you have similar rearsets to my latest project, i have just had to remake the brake caliper stay. Did you need to do the same?

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Damn shame to pull it apart again. That might be the cleanest VFR streetfighter yet.

Generally, I had streetfighters. Usually they are just POS bikes that someone has pulled the fairing off of.

You do good work, keep it up.

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BEST VFR streetfighter I've ever seen. Very well done Gazman. :fing02: :beer:

I don't now what I like the best so it's easier to say what I don't care for: the 3 spoke duc wheel. I'd rather see a newer duc design on it (1098 anyone?). smile.gif

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Wow! Beautiful job.Ya Honda,take note.A V-4 would have been a much better choice for a motor in my CB 919.The RC-45 ish graphics are cool,but I would love a simple Ferrari red or satin(Asphalt) black

What's your guesstamit of investment?,if you don't mind me asking.

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