Just wanted to give everyone a first look at the F4 now that it is finally done. Thanks to everyone's help and even though I didn't do the F4i seat conversion thank's to the handful of guy's that took the time to answer my questions. The pictures were taken with my phone and don't do the bike justice. I'm not one to pat myself on the back and brag very much but i'm extatic about the way it turned out. I wanted to keep the stock essence of the bike and not get carried away with the mod's. This is the list of things we done to the bike:
1. Tape Works graphics kit
2. Tape Works rim stripes
3. CRG adjustable levers
4. L.E.D. tail light assy
5. TechG 7 position adj. rear sets
6. Black Quick-Release fuel cap assy
7. Micron Header w/ Two Bros. Carbon Fiber slip-on
8. Timing Advance
9. Dyno Jet stage 2 jet kit w/ race filter
10. Bridgstone Battlax bt-002 race/street tires (front and rear)
11. RK 525 GVW x-ring chain

The pictures below are the before and after
Thanks again to everyone for taking the time to answer my questions.

 

Great job. Thats one more that left their F4 instead of a F4i she likes nice !!!

 

Wow, man! That looks great. Very clean and well done.

 

Wow!!! That's one hot CBR! More pics please!

 

Yeah I need to get some better pic's of it on here. It's raining out right now but the first nice day we have I plan on taking it outside and taking a handfull of pic's with the digital camera. Think's for the kudo's folks. I do have to give a shout out to my brother who did all the paint and body work for me for damn near nothin. I promise I will get some better pic's on here and hopefully someone will nominate it for the bike of the week! lol
I have a handfull of pic's in my photo gallery of the bike in progress.

 

Job well done. Very nice! Looks great.

 

very nice, I do like. Original look for sure.

 

where did you get the graphics kit? also the timing advance, did you get any noticable power gains, and where did u buy it, looks good

 

I had a Factory Pro Timing advance on mine. That looks real Sharp. Job Well Done.

 

Here are some better pic's of how it turned out.