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Oregonian

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  1. What color are you looking for?  The US colors of red, blue and black are still available.  Blue is cheaper and black is the most expensive.  

     

    Some of the overseas colors are still available.  Fowlers in the UK has a very easy to navigate site.  https://us.fowlersparts.co.uk/

     

    The exchange rate is bad for us at the moment, so the prices at Fowlers are high.  I have found that getting the parts numbers for fairings from Fowlers, and then ordering from Japan works well.  The site in Japan I have used multiple times is https://japan.webike.net/

     

    Webike's site is a bit harder to navigate when browsing for available parts.  That's why I find the part number on Fowlers and then plug it into the Webike site.  

     

    Webike ships super fast and you have to pay extra for that.  However, the exchange rate between the US and Japan is so good for us that the total price is typically reasonable.  I have even found the price on some parts that are available at Partzilla can be cheaper when ordered from Webike and shipped over the Pacific.  

     

    DHL is by far the best shipper they use.  They are even sometimes the cheapest.  

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  2. 20 hours ago, SubyRS said:

    Oh cool you got someone to help you make something up : )  Nobody believes you here now.

    My Mexican compadres here, many who have homes and relatives in Tijuana, tell me there is nothing similar to "Those" party busses "Down there", and my beautifully lit motorcycle.

    Your answer sounds contrived and made up, which is ironic because you are not the one that even made it up.  

    You know, if you guys are so bitter and self absorbed to the point where the only thing you can put into a topic is how much you hate on others and what they like about their motorcycles, or how they live, or where they live, I feel so terribly sorry for you.  But to add racist bigot to the resume doesn't belong here, or anywhere else.

     

    Everybody here that sees the bike loves it and I even received and Ask from an Office Of The Building manager yesterday for permission to use a couple of my LED bike photos for their building entrance lobby : )  Whaaat?  That's really cool and very unexpected.  Really enjoying my newly lighted VFR800 now every night.  Try not to let the ugliness inside hurt to the point where you feel you need to vent it on to someone else.  You may have already figured out that it has no effect on me : /

     

    Hopefully this added pic of some of the colors my LED Glow lights can do might cheer you up.

     

    VFR_Colors.jpg

    Just to be perfectly clear - SubyRS - who are you calling racist and what specifically did they post that brought you to that conclusion?

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  3. 49 minutes ago, Brovilier said:

    Hi Presson,
    I'm really interested by your tank grips. Do you have any link or brand?
    Thank you very much

    Those are from Stompgrip.  I had them and pulled them off.  They don't provide much grip and the clear ones are hard to get rid of the air bubbles that are created during install.  I've found universal grips from other manufacturers to work better. 

  4. Riding a bike with a full exhaust system is just a different experience than the same bike stock/and or with slip on.  There isn't an easy way to explain it.  Everyone I know who has gone down the exhaust modification path is happy and typically switch into exhaust purchasing and selection mode before buying a new bike.  "I'm gonna replace the OEM exhaust on any bike I get, so there better be a full system I want (and a tuning option) or I won't even bother making the new bike purchase".  

     

    A few years ago, I purchased a new 2019 Honda CB1000R.  The stock exhaust was awful looking.  Akrapovic makes a beautiful system and I have a local tuner with the skills and equipment to tune it.  I bought the exhaust, the bike and had the tuning done.  The newer CB1000R's have the same exhaust mine did and tuning has been a challenge.  I would NOT purchase the new model due to that restriction.  Many people have a shift in thinking once they have gone down this path.  

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