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And this is RIGHT thread which I wanted to SEE and FOLLOW.

Thank you, guys.

My super easy GPS mount:

I got the same thing installed on my VFR. As you can see in the link and photo below.

As I am not the electric expert, I was having concern that this one would continuously converting power from 12VDC to 5VDC if you having no kill switch.

That why I was making sure the battery safe from that concern, there was an On-Off switch installed between the battery and the USB port.

Correct me if I am wrong.

Thanks.

Link to the thread: Click.

Installation location photo:

Awesome! It's really high tech.

How much does it cost for this mod?

NOte to self , dont buy BIKE MASTER

Doesnt sound like its an exact oem fitment/replacement, maybe its like the K&n, you have to remove the standard OEM gasket for it to work right.

Oops... Never seen such recommendation. Actually I asked for a K&N or a BMC but I got the BikeMaster one. However, I was thinking of that 's not a bad one in comparison with the OEM air filter.

Yes, I did remove the gasket at the first place. But the problem still.

I have just replaced the OEM air filter by BikeMaster filter.

Removing the OEM without any issue, but when install the Bike Master filter, I found difficult to get the edge of the filter to be fit/aligned with the cover and the filter housing. I did expect some kind of "click" sound when three parts fit together, but the rubber part of the filter seems too soft, it kept misaligned.

The filter part which toward the rear is a bit easier to adjust, but the part toward the front, there is no room, no gap from the filter to the frame, so I could not adjust.

Any idea, pls.

Thanks FrankoQ. I have installed LeoVince exhausts and just realized that need to have an aftermarket air-filter.

Someone must be a fashion designer:

Love it but it won't work here. Need another windshield for the cam.

My previous VFR 6th Gen also has the steering bar. However, I think the tripple clamp has been replaced by the Jap Police version and it has the OEM clamps and others.

I am a member of travel forum in Vietnam, we usually have banner/stickers for each of our tour to stick on cars as you can see in the below photos.

After tour, we do our cleaning job, including removal of all stickers/banners.

Just simply use hands to peel off the stickers.

Apply diesel (fuel) oil to the remaining glue by a soft cloth. Wait for about 30-60secs, use dry cloth to clean, tenderly.

All gone. The paint surface now clean and shines.

Thanks MaxSwell and others to pull this thread up.

I may need time to read this carefully...

Very usefull stuff. Thanks for share.

For some scenes, I need to replay as not so familiar with lefthand riding.

About cornering, I think the VFRDians should change our tire to Sport type, instead of the Sport-touring type, if you like to ride on the flat/twisty road rather than the rough surface road. The Sport tire makes the cornering more smoothly than the Sport-touring tire because of its lower profile.

Anyone, please help.... Thanks a lot...

Anyone gud in Photoshop please help.... to "shop" my Candy Red VFR800 with the below painting scheme - however, I 'd like the Red color still the main tone on the bike:

Thank you.

Anyone gud in Photoshop please help.... to "shop" my Candy Red VFR800 with the below painting scheme - however, I 'd like the Red color still the main tone on the bike:

Thank you.

I am using Metzetler X4 for the rear (Sport-touring tire), and found that it is okay for the normal straight road, but not good for the twisty road. It makes the bikes difficult to bend down and sometimies i feel the bike "shaking" coz of the tire profile.

Gotta change to street type soon.

Oops... Unbelieveable on such kind issues... hahahaha.........

Frankly to say I 've never heard anything like this before.

The only thing which may happend here is some mouse get inside the cars and use power wiring or rubber/plastic parts as their food...

I really love this very deep tone from Leo Vince oval

Anyone has photos showing the hole positions... My English made me difficult to translate from words to some physical things..

Thanks alot...