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Daniel Paul

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    Prescott, Arizona
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    Nothing but dashed hopes and dreams.

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  1. Curious to see if this bike belonged to a VFRD member. Hopefully the rider fared better than the bike.
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    It's a Zero Gravity dark smoke windscreen. If I remember right they have 3 sizes, stock, double bubble and touring. The Galfer pads and rotors made a HUGE difference, but mostly because when I got the bike, the pads were oil soaked and worn.
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    1999 VFR800

  5. Awesome! Would it be possible to PM when they're ready?
  6. Any desire to make another set?
  7. I found this while searching the inter-webs. Looks like a 929RR tail section.
  8. Sorry for the thread resurrection, but did you ever have any success with the LED bulb for the FI indicator?
  9. Good looking project so far. One more vote for the Akrapovic as well. Seems more fitting for the street fighter/café theme, plus is shows off the rear wheel better.
  10. Sorry, I've got zero experience with the 1200, so without being there I couldn't even begin to tell you which panel to start on.
  11. You've got a bent bracket/mount or a tab that isn't sitting in it's slot. No way to know for sure until you pop off those fairings.
  12. I had a set on my old VTR... loved them. It made the bike almost feel like a 650 (weight-wise) by comparison.
  13. Carrozzeria wheels... no other mod compares.
  14. I'm sure most will disagree, but I find clean and dry cables to be the smoothest. Whenever I buy a new-to me bike I'll go over it head to tail... and cleaning the cables is part of that routine. I'll blast all the gunk out with brake/contact cleaner until it's coming out "clear" t the opposite end, then they're as smooth as can be. In my experience, oil attracts dirt and then dries causing sticky/gummy cables.
  15. It's another VFR parked on the side of the road.
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