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I'm looking to change out my OEM windscreen for something else. What are you favorite and why? Post up links to places to purchase if you care to. Thanks!!!
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Version 1.51
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Ever try tracing a wire on the black and white diagram and lose your place causing you to start over again? Or maybe colors make the miserable job of tracing an electrical fault more fun? If you hate colors or usefulness, this is not for you. Some files are very large and may require significant amounts of RAM/computing power to view. IDK how much power is not enough, all my rigs are pretty new. Zip file contains 3 images: VFR Wiring Layers hires.png - very high resolution, colorized version of the wiring diagram from the 5th gen service manual. The filename lies, there are no layers in this file. VFR Wiring Layers hires.xcf - very high resolution, colorized.... Same as above, except has the wiring in "layers" so that you can hide parts of colorized wiring overlay that you are not interested in. Can open with GIMP (google it, the software is free for Linux or Windows, but may be difficult for casual users), IDK if Paint.net can handle layers either. VFR Wiring Layers hires.psd - same as above, photoshop format. Download the newest version if you want a print-ready file. The printable file doesn't have the layer functionality of the other files, but is tweaked and sized for 11x17 reproduction. If you don't intend to have the file printed, the 1.5 version has all the same functionality of the 1.51 version. -
From the album: adkfinn's album
© these are mine, not yours
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From the album: Adventures
Going to the Sun Road near Logan Pass -
From the album: adkfinn's album
© these are mine, not yours
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From the album: adkfinn's album
© these are mine, not yours
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From the album: adkfinn's album
© these are mine, not yours
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From the album: adkfinn's album
© these are mine, not yours
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From the album: adkfinn's album
© these are mine, not yours
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From the album: adkfinn's album
© these are mine, not yours
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From the album: help
ghost VFR800F at launch in 1998 -
From the album: help
ghost VFR800F 5th gen at launch in 1998 -
Version 1.0.1
151 downloads
Some of these I pulled from the Power Commander site. For the files that are corrupt on that site I searched the net and found the missing files on some old plain .html personal blogs such as: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/stu.tyrrell/PowerCommanderMaps.htm Note that some of the PCII files have modified ignition. Make sure and critically analyze any map before implementing it! I have nothing to do with these maps except that I searched for them and posted them here. - Knight -
View File 5th Gen PCII & PCIII maps Some of these I pulled from the Power Commander site. For the files that are corrupt on that site I searched the net and found the missing files on some old plain .html personal blogs such as: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/stu.tyrrell/PowerCommanderMaps.htm Note that some of the PCII files have modified ignition. Make sure and critically analyze any map before implementing it! I have nothing to do with these maps except that I searched for them and posted them here. - Knight Submitter Knight Submitted 05/12/2016 Category Power Commander Maps
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From the album: Terry's V4s
Bought some bent VTR forks to use as a source of rebound adjusters. A very easy and satisfying swap. -
From the album: MadScientist's Gallery
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From the album: MadScientist's Gallery
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From the album: My 2001 VFR800
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I made one of these for one of my project bikes and it turned out so well, I thought I might offer them here to other VFR folks. By installing this part, you combine an aesthetic wheel plug which nicely dresses up the wheel face, with a Delrin slider on the hub side which serves to protect the expensive and sometimes difficult to replace hub nut and hub. Earlier today I made a second set for my VTEC using black Delrin and aluminum, for the sake of taking pictures and possibly gaining interest in a production run. Production parts would likely see the wheel plug become flush or almost flush with the wheel surface, and available bare or with a clear, silver, or black VFR logo decal. Hub sliders would be available in black or white, or special order blue. I'm wondering just how many folks here would be interested in a product like this?? Price would likely be in the $130-160 range. Here are some photos, please excuse the state of my horribly neglected VFR! I am also working on fork sliders of similar design and coloring.
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From the album: MadScientist's Gallery
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From the album: MadScientist's Gallery
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From the album: MadScientist's Gallery
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From the album: MadScientist's Gallery
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From the album: MadScientist's Gallery
