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RC36Rider

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  1. The OEM F4i spring is tapered. Exact dimensions and rates of OEM springs are not generally published by manufacturers. This makes finding a suitable OEM spring difficult. Have a look at Race Tech's website here: http://racetech.com/ProductSearch/2/Honda/CBR600F4i/2002 Scroll down to 'Rear Shock Springs & Kits'. You'll see that they offer 2 models of shock spring: SRSP 6016 is suitably tapered SESP 60225 is cylindrical and needs adapter collars IMO, the Daugherty Motorsport offering is a great value proposition given that you get a shock that was fully cleaned, refurbished, re-valved, re-sprung and adapted to the correct length.
  2. Different gens of the CBR 900 have different shocks. Even the 929 and 954. None really fit the 5th Gen VFR w/o mods. Look at DMr's offering here: http://www.daughertymotorsports.com/vfr800.html Pay attention to the extension at the top of the shock.
  3. Just found this also: Nitrogen Pressure (14.5 psi =1 bar): 285 psi Source: Race Tech's DVS sheet for my 6th Gen's stock Showa.
  4. Good to see that someone is interested. Yeah! While his website is somewhat lacking in glitz and orderly presentation, it is more than made up for by the numerous nuggets of great info.
  5. Just in case you are still interested ... have a look at this: http://www.peterverdone.com/archive/05shock.htm Roughly 242 PSI in the stock shock off an '05 CBR 600 RR.
  6. Nice touch, eh? The local photographer does a pretty good job I think. He even managed to snap one where it looks like I've got a bit of a move on which takes some doing. :-D
  7. . Thanks. These Track Days are really open to all so it's just lights off and mirrors off or folded back. At least, they let you have a go in the slow group like that.
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    IMG 5278

    Truly magnificent work. :-)
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    VFR #3

    From the album: My Bikes

  10. From the album: My Bikes

    God, I hate incompetence! Those low-lifes failed to steal the bike even though they had the key. They did manage to twist the key and bugger the ignition lock in the process. Found a set of second hand locks and keys on eBay and replaced everything. They were 'kind' enough to leave the damaged key so I could re-use the HISS transponder saving me the major expense of replacing the ECU as well. For that, I am thankful. NOT!
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