what did you do to your vfr today?

Link?
Thanks D


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Note that the price is only for the two side grip panels not the center one.

https://techspec-usa.com/products/g...nda-vfr800-1998-07-snake-skin-tank-grips.html

 

Thanks bud
Already have the center

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Did the flapper mod on my Gen5.
I was pretty sceptical about any potential benefits, but it seems to have done something. The 5k RPM flatspot is completely gone.

I will probably take a peek at the snorkel today. Didn't want to do more than one mod at one time, as that makes it difficult to figure out which mod did what, or if one did nothing.

 

Images? More like video!


The camera doesn't do it justice. It sounds way better in person!

 

Mot done first ride out on vfr this year. 200 miles of Highland roads.

First time I have worn out a front tyre before a rear. Eek.

 

Was gifted a set of levers, so I put them on and went for a 30 mile ride afterwards to test it out. Clutching feels much better now (as least that's what I feel).

 

Added some Oxford P50R saddle bags and a Cortech 18 liter tank bank.

20190607_153232 by deathrow9 posted Jun 8, 2019 at 9:14 AM

 

Put an anodised pressure plate in, new springs and titanium bolts from Pro-Bolt, wire locked it all then put the THURN motorsport clutch cover on

 

Cut down the std screen a bit in order to try and reduce the wind noise.

 

Did it work?




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Haven't tried it yet been too busy building a campervan. Tomorrows commute should give it a good run.

 

This happened.

 

Installed some new front brake pads.

 

Took it on a 300km ride with my mates just finished project that I’ve been helping with.

 

very nice Suzuki

 

Changed oil and filter, nothing too exciting!

 

Is that a 1100 can o tuna?


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An 1166 now.
One and a half years to finish.
Full motor rebuild with 1166 Moriwaki kit, cams, hi comp pistons, exhaust, oversized valves, port and polish and flat slide carbs.
GSXR1000 front end and monoshock rear with braced swing arm.
It’s a beast, but it certainly attracts attention every where we go.

 

I loved riding my buddies back in the 80’s
Thing was a beast stock, that bike must be scary fast.



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