VFR Capt.Bob
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I hope that's your center stand and not your exhaust. -
Yeah the upper fairing surrounding the tank, connecting to the side panels appears taped over.
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Really? I guess when you add the dry clutch racket then I agree. Aaayyyyeeee! :fing02:
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:fing02: Especially if it whines! aaayyyyeee! :fing02:
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Counter steering is always the key. But when I started riding faster I never felt my body was positioned just right so there would be some odd feel during transition. To smooth this out and make consistent transitions I began to use Jason Pridmore body steering techniques. Weighting the inside peg and pressing my outside knee into the tank as if trying to help the bike turn in. I think this creates an consistant body position to control the bike and not feed any monkey motion into the steering inputs. I pretty much just slide to one side with no thought of putting a knee down. Okay sometimes i think about it. But again, counter steering and trusting you tires is the key. :laugh:
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Glad you're okay. The work and posting you wrote were awesome. I hope you are up and running again. Amazing metal work. Great information too.
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Ricky Racer? I think you have to be over 50 to know this term. Great post and a good looking product for my forty something puck less knees. :warranty:
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As a 5th gen owner, let me apologize for every negative thought I've had in the past regaurding the look of the VTEC. That is a great shot of a beautiful bike. -
That is one sweet pipe. Who makes it? -
Where is this picture taken. And why wasn't I invited. :D -
An absolute masterpiece. (insert slow measured clap here). I is the MV Agusta of VFR's. Could you build a better shock res. mount though. That is the only thing that looks less than integrated on the whole project. And that's saying a lot after all the mods are seamless. :thumbsup: :beer: :goofy:
