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  1. Here's how they look on my bike (I still need to muster the right mood to put also the rear ones...): Cheers!
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    HEL Brake kit

    From the album: My VFR

    http://helperformance.com/store/product_info.php?products_id=4373
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    HEL Brake kit

    From the album: My VFR

    http://helperformance.com/store/product_info.php?products_id=4373
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    New Brake

    From the album: My VFR

    Size 5/8' http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com/1/4/68/41039/ITEM/Shindy-Products-Brake-Master-Cylinder-Kits.aspx
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    New Clutch

    From the album: My VFR

    Size 5/8' http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com/1/4/68/41046/ITEM/Shindy-Products-Clutch-Master-Cylinder-Kits.aspx
  6. It will get rid of the surging in lower revs, as the colleague said above but overall the consumption will slightly increase because now the ECU can't make the fine adjustments in the fueling due to no/false reading of the O2 sensors.
  7. I forgot to mention that for the brake and clutch hoses (the ones coming from the handlebars) I've asked them to be made about 10cm longer due to mounting of a high & wide superbike handlebar. They did it without any extra charge.
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    LED lights

    From the album: My VFR

    Cheap LED lights
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    LED lights

    From the album: My VFR

    Cheap LED lights
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    LED lights

    From the album: My VFR

    Cheap LED lights
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    LED lights

    From the album: My VFR

    Cheap LED lights - long live ebay :)
  12. From the album: My VFR

    Here's a swallow butterfly resting on the top bag support.
  13. From the album: My VFR

    Consider, while cleaning the chain, to spray some of the cleaning agent on the front sprocket area 'cause the dirt and grub is the greatest there.
  14. From the album: My VFR

    Consider, while cleaning the chain, to spray some of the cleaning agent on the front sprocket area 'cause the dirt and grub is the greatest there.
  15. From the album: My VFR

    That's a dragonfly on my finger
  16. From the album: My VFR

    A view of handlebars.
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    My VFR

    From the album: My VFR

    Just a picture while fidgeting on the bike August 2012
  18. From the album: My VFR

    Double head oiling
  19. From the album: My VFR

    Hose laying
  20. From the album: My VFR

    Pump location
  21. From the album: My VFR

    Button for manual operating pump and the timer/interval selection switch for automatic oiling.
  22. From the album: My VFR

    Made my own chain oiler.
  23. I have Hel and they are great. The kit comes with everything you need (including banjos and copper washers) except instructions on which line is which. Took me some time to figure them out but they are great. Not only good looking (you can chose whatever color combinations you like) but more effective too. The replacing process is a bit of a pain compared to most of other models though.
  24. For those of you who install a factory pro shift kit on a V-tec (2002-2010 / 6th generation VFR), first install the arm and spring and only after that put the star in position (a pesky job). Do it like this because the spring is quite strong and you risk to damage the thread on arm & spring bolt. After mounting the arm & spring, use a screwdriver to keep the arm's micro-bearing away from the star while mounting (if done right you can secure the screwdriver holding the arm by the foot peg during star's installation). You only need to drain the oil not the coolant. Good luck!
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