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JimF777 last won the day on April 29 2018
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Factory Team Rider
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California
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2003 VFR, '05 GSXR 1000, '06 GSXR 750, '06 GSXR 600 and a Chrysler.
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WHAT DID YOU DO TODAY TO YOUR VFR 6TH GEN ?
JimF777 replied to VFRUNNER's topic in Sixth Generation VFR's
Today? Put it up on CL 😶 -
Couple from last weekend
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Can't remember if I posted here or not, but I fabbed up a couple guards real quick. They are painted flat black now and look better but here is the idea. The front has a tab with a hole drilled and mounts to the mount for the Givi rear bag via a nylock nut. The rear is an S shaped tab that goes in front of the lower bar and behind the upper, keeping the whole thing from swinging inward or coming out. Takes about 30 seconds to remove and install. We took it out Sunday and the bags sit level nad don't get near the exhaust. We are heading out this weekend for three days on it so it's
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WHAT DID YOU DO TODAY TO YOUR VFR 6TH GEN ?
JimF777 replied to VFRUNNER's topic in Sixth Generation VFR's
Tried out the new homemade exhaust guards for the soft bags. They work well. Looks like I didn't take any pics after painting them black, but they look pretty sanitary in black. Here they are with the bags on. You can kinda see them, the left one anyway. -
WHAT DID YOU DO TODAY TO YOUR VFR 6TH GEN ?
JimF777 replied to VFRUNNER's topic in Sixth Generation VFR's
I whipped out a set of exhaust guards for my soft bags. Something easily put on and taken off. Still need to paint them.... or make another set where the welds aren't so embarrassing! Started with flat stock and some small tubing. Using map gas, hammer, vice, cutting wheel and a sharpie, I was surprised on how well they came out for the first try. First bent the tabs that go on the Givi mounting bolt towards the front. Then bent the tubing to follow the lines of the exhaust. Bent the upper/rear tab to "lock" into the Givi mount, keeping the entire piece from rocking inward. the one -
WHAT DID YOU DO TODAY TO YOUR VFR 6TH GEN ?
JimF777 replied to VFRUNNER's topic in Sixth Generation VFR's
Now's the time to throw in some internals from Daugherty Motorsports! -
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Was messing around with Chrome and created a simple VFR theme. I find myself continually returning and playing with different colors of the different parts of the browser.
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Thanks! First "trip" on the bike with the wife, at the coast. It is Laser exhaust, and I'm a little embarrassed to admit it, but though I loved the pipes from first look, I didn't realize they weren't stock. VFR generations always had unique exhausts and not having kept up on the changes, I just thought...
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Since the VFR is new-to-me, pictures are coming in fast and furious. Here's a few of mine, either of the bike, or while out on it. Hope they stand up to the many already put up, some really great shots from everyone.