Off Season Changes
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#3
RE: Off Season Changes
well lets see where do i start... thinking "thinking" about getting a cage powdercoated or painted to match the white, powdercoating black the rearsets, passenger pegs, levers (untill i get my pazzo shorty's) painting the windscreen color matched white with silver stripe in the middle, SS brake lines, blue l.e.d. light pods on it with variable flash and pulse ect., what else buying a new front tire, maybe upgrading to full exhaust since i already have the slip on, PC III, ummm thats all i can think of right now... i know im not gonna have the money to do it all but this winter but those are my "goals" to get done... hey you gott dream big right???
chace
chace
#4
RE: Off Season Changes
oOOOoo ok, Im a retard..i was thinking somthing else..ha-ha.
Ok, yea I just ordered comp werks fend elimenator, gonna do the HID dealie, and the flushmount turn signals.totally need new tyres..both front and rear...might do db shield, and ss brake lines...meh...I have to balance beteween my bike and truck you know...truck needs JDM headlamps, HID, lift, tyres..sooooo, gonna have to flip a coin.
Ok, yea I just ordered comp werks fend elimenator, gonna do the HID dealie, and the flushmount turn signals.totally need new tyres..both front and rear...might do db shield, and ss brake lines...meh...I have to balance beteween my bike and truck you know...truck needs JDM headlamps, HID, lift, tyres..sooooo, gonna have to flip a coin.
#6
RE: Off Season Changes
I'm definately getting a steering damper. Not sure what brand to go with yet, still doing some research. I'm also going to try and get a set of gold Sato Racing rear sets and SS braided brake lines.
Oh and if I can scrape up the cash, my bike will be hitting the streets next spring with a fresh coat of paint.
Oh and if I can scrape up the cash, my bike will be hitting the streets next spring with a fresh coat of paint.
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#8
RE: Off Season Changes
Helibars.
I really don't have too many twisties near here, and most, if not all my riding is better suited for a cruiser. So, instead of getting a new bike (and risking hating it), I'm am gonna keep the F4i since it really is close to being perfect for what I am doing and what my needs are.
I really don't have too many twisties near here, and most, if not all my riding is better suited for a cruiser. So, instead of getting a new bike (and risking hating it), I'm am gonna keep the F4i since it really is close to being perfect for what I am doing and what my needs are.
#10
RE: Off Season Changes
I'll be redoing my flushmount wiring (go for solder and shrinkwrap instead of butt connectors and crimping with tape), maybe finally get my slipon exhaust... then debate if I want to install my fender eliminatior or keep it stock out back. (Will depend on how the new exhaust fits). Oh, and get a leather jacket... last year was cold enough with just my mesh jacket.