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Very cool 4th Generation VFR

Discussion in 'General VFR Discussions' started by Jimtt, Mar 4, 2008.

  1. Jimtt

    Jimtt New Member

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    I saw this bike on the Superhawk forum and don't know if the owner is a member hear or if pictures have been posted so I thought I would post this picture. JIM[​IMG]this
     
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    derstuka Lord of the Wankers Staff Member

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    That is one of our member's bikes. His handle is "fotomoto" and he calls it a 1996 "RCBVFR750."

    He has written some threads about it and how it built it as well. Nice looking rig! :vtr2:
     
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    Frankenviffer. looks sweet. are those naca ducts?
     
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    Holy Smokes is that hot......I have not been around here much and don't know where to find the thread. Can you help me with a link......

    Basically, I bought a '97 in so-so shape and spent a lot fixing it up and getting it custom painted.....but have now lost both mid fairings that came off the bike last weekend and there is no way in hell to ever find mid fairings for such a rare bike.....so what to do? Start over and do something like this....

    Any links? Much thanks.
     
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    derstuka Lord of the Wankers Staff Member

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    Start here for a teaser...

    http://vfrworld.com/forums/third-fo...97/9145-my-radical-4th-gen-aka-rcbvfr750.html

    and finish here...
    http://www.vfrdiscussion.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=32026&hl=frankenviffer
     
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    Fotomoto

    OK, Fotomoto should be along any second, but....

    The front bodywork is CBR600RR, rear is VFR VTEC. Gauges are CBR1000RR. Its fits like a glove. One of the best looking conversions ever.

    I'm using the same front fairing for my RC211V project.

    BTW, you can get 4th gen bodywork at Airtech.

    Larry
     
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