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Introduction and VFR brake kit info

Discussion in 'General VFR Discussions' started by tdmp, Nov 4, 2009.

  1. tdmp

    tdmp New Member

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    First off,

    I'd like to introduce myself as I'm new to the forum. I am a past 4th gen owner and recently picked up a mint 02 Red VFR. It's good to be back in a comfortable saddle again as the CBR was killing me on those long rides..

    Anyway, while I was lurking in the forum a bit looking for info on mods, I noticed a string by Tori on a custom front brake setup he had supplied by Speigler Performance. It was a three line kit that that upgrades the front brakes only. Although I would like to upgrade the whole bike, it sounds like it's a major pain in the ass, not to mention a little pricey ($400). I figure the majority of braking is done with the front so that's where the biggest bang for the buck should be. I noticed a big difference after upgrading my CBR 900.

    After several back and forth emails and calls, I got Speigler to offer a 3 line only kit for the 02-09 bikes (their standard kit is 9 lines). I don't know if this will be a one-time run or a new standard kit. The part number is VFR-800KIT and they will offer it for the discounted price of $138.55 + shipping (10% of their retail) and will do colors for no extra charge. They can be contacted at 937-291-1735 or sales@spieglerusa.com. The guy I dealt with, Dave, mentioned that they could do a better price through a group buy but that would require someone to collect payment for all orders ahead of time.

    I'll post a thread here on installation once I get it. I hope to ride with some of the other So-Cal riders here on the forum in the near future.

    Todd
     


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    Thanks and welcome. If you would be so kind as to post your thoughts on the new lines after you've installed them I would greatly appreciate it. Sounds like $140 well spent if it's going to be a decent improvement.
     


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    That is definitely something I would consider doing to my 6th gen down the road.

    :biggrin:Thanks
     


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