what did you do to your vfr today?

Took her to work today.

 

Pictures bub...

 

Set the sag after I tweaked the rear and installed Race tech springs...

 

Ti axle and nut, Ti rotor bolts, Ti banjo bolts with bleeders, Ti bleeders, new brake line, new front rim, Rhinomoto axle sliders.....new caliper on the way...not a VFR, but is a Honda

 

Wow NB, looks outstanding

 

I really appreciate the kind words, thank you. It's coming along....going back to work tomorrow so she sits a little longer. I will keep updating if you or anybody else is interested.

 

NB, what fork? What caliper?
Laced wheels look fun!

 

Have ya posted the bike on www.trailerqueens.com?

 

Typical. You're like the little brother I never had, mildly annoying little ankle biter and constantly following me around. That Joey Dunlop quote comes to mind every time you try to troll me now......It makes me laugh :clap2:

 

47mm Showa twin chamber, with upgrades. The caliper is a Goldfren 4 piston monoblock with Extreme Riders radial fork bottom and Brembo RCS15 master.

 

Be sure to give Dunlop credit for his quote when using it. Posting stuff like that without reference to the author is plagiarism. Kind of like when "some" dudes copy what the real journalists post aboot racing and imply that it's one's own.

To really appreciate the time, place and date ya kinda have had to have been there. Both times I attended, I got to take a full lap around the course on a borrowed bike that was a rider.

So do you ride that bike or is it just a trophy and a symbol like dudes that buy Harleys to display cool? Does it help pick up your choice of companionship? Sort of parallel to Donald Trump and his wives.

Tons of stuff on the net and in books aboot only children. As I recall, the trend is for them to be more idiosyncratic than children with siblings.

 

On this site I found a post helping with the bug in the PCV software preventing me from converting an appropriate PCIII map. I had a 6th generation map loaded which was a little rich. With the fix advice I loaded a 1999 map for the Erion slip on (I have Two Brothers but there is not a map for this muffler.) I cannot wait to ride soon and test it!

Helpful post:

http://vfrworld.com/forums/showthre...wer-Commander-III-maps-on-a-Power-Commander-V

 

Billy demands answers Norcalboy, and you better deliver, or he promises to continue spewing his vitriol to publicly shame you on the internet. Pathetic. You are one fucked up dude.

 

Rode it to a bike night get together, that and installed a K-N.

 

Norcal is that a Honda 450 in Super Moto attire?

 

Yes it is. I have been working on it for three years now....I bought it as a child abuse victim in 2012. The only things left from the original bike are the frame, transmission, and bottom end cases. My job doesn't give me a lot of time to work on it, but it's getting close to finally being done. I want to get it done, I'm planning on doing an FZ09 build, hopefully starting next year.

 

Cool. Should be a lot of fun on the track. When I go to a track in north Fla there are 2 brothers there that have DRZ's tricked out. They only do about 115mph but they rail the corners and brake so deep. Want to try that sometime, I'm used to running liter bikes at the track and 600's sometimes. Going to do a track day at Homestead at the end of the month with a friend that has a FZ09. I tracked with him at Barber last year when he first got it, he was babying it but said it was a lot of fun.

 

Now that i'm back in Tucson, the Musslemans Honda folks that I have known for a long time have a sweet kart track, Musselman's Honda Circuit, and they have been helping me to get the last couple of parts I need to finish the bike. I did a couple of shifter kart track days with a rental kart in the last month or so and the track is really sweet. Hoping to be able to put the supermoto out there this winter.

 

Well since I have been able to ride this beast I have to do it with a bent right handlebar and leaking radiator.

 

Next up will be replacing a rear brake rotor and pull throttle cable.