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  1. So the process is . 

     

    Front Brake

    - Front Right

    - Front Left

    Rear brake

    - level out and Right Push up and bleed at the..... - PCV

    - (Fit Front Left Capliper back)

    - (remove wheel and rear caliper, move to 2 o'clock position)

    - Rear Center

    - Rear Outer

    and then the right hand side valve opposite the battery?

  2. On 4/1/2012 at 10:27 AM, AnikMankar said:

    Correct process

    Front Brake

    - Right outer

    - Left outer

    Rear brake

    - Right Center Front  <<<<

    - Left Center Front    <<<<

    - (remove and Tilt the Front left CApiler to 15 degrees - to release any air bubbles to the PCV)

    - PCV

    - (Fit Front Left Capliper back)

    - (remove wheel and rear caliper, move to 2 o'clock position)

    - Rear Center

    - Rear Outer

    Okay this makes no sense <<

     

    What is the "right center front" or "left center front?" That's not clear at all!

  3. 6 minutes ago, Rogue_Biker said:

    Nothing and I mean nothing is as clear as those Honda OEM  VFR mirrors. You can pick out a Highway Patrol from way WAY out behind you with those mirrors! I know from experience! You can tell the make and model of vehicles behind you easily too. But that’s not all. You don’t have to move your arm out of the way to see anything either. The view is not only crystal clear it is free of any obstruction. It’s the best rear view mirror for the VFR. Period.  I gave up looking at something different. But that’s just me, and I do understand the desire to set your ride apart. I spent my $$ on a smoke windscreen and brighter headlights and powder coated wheels with an 8-spoke rear. You want something that goes POP!? Get an 8-spoke rear wheel! Whether it’s sitting still or spinning, an 8-spoker looks awesome.

    Great... now I have to look into that  also haha.

     

    I’ll be painting the bike this winter, and the stock mirrors are pitted and worn. That’s why I considered replacing them. Maybe I’ll just sand them down and have them professionally painted. Idk. 

     

    Im doing the headlight upgrade right now. The VFR does leave room to be desired as it was designed in 2001. Insert 2015 H1 aftermarket projector technology. 

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  4. Just now, WGREGT said:

    No, I made some PLA ones as tests in white in order to double check dimensions and fit etc. To me, I didn't think it was strong enough to support the mirror, vibrations, and you couldn't cut threads into it to hold the bolt. You'll see fotos somewhere in the thread.

    Hmm, thats really kind of sad. The bike is too old to get a group buy worth its salt together for this. 

     

    I guess I couldn't really go wrong trying out some unique mirrors. That is why customizing exists right? But hey, different isn't always better :).

  5. Yeah, that was unique to the 2008-2010 ZX-10R. I just stumbled across it looking for turn signal mirrors.

     

    I really like the GSXR mirrors (I even had a 2006 GSX-R 6000) but the guy who made the adaptable brackets stopped making them and didn't share his files :/.

     

    The LED turn signals with the bulb inside the back of it look really nice. The VFR needs this weird 135* mirror angle though and that severely limits options. I wondered if in all these years someone found something else.

     

    See side by side below.

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