looks really good cant wait till the dealer gets more white seat cowls.

 

was it easy to take off the honda on the lower faring or was it a pain in the ***? i was thinking of doing it also but i am kind nervous to do it

 

bjtoth: Really easy. Put a hairdrier on high and about 3" from the end of the sticker. After about 15-30 seconds it will loosen up. Assuming you are pulling from right to left, use a fingernail on your right hand to pull up a corner. Since it is loosened a bit you'll be able to carefully pull it to the left. Keep the heat going from right to left as you pull. Nothing to fear. For any residual glue on the fairing use "Goo-Gone" (which is agreat product) - available at Home Depot, etc. Go for it!

 

i think i will do it to . Check out my pick of my bike i have the same one it is in the forum to under my bike is complete ( for now ) let me know what you think

 

Very nice, I like the black/white combo you've got, looks clean! Very nice scheme you've got A+

 

nice work

 

VERY NICE- I am doing the exact same thing with signals and did a very simular thing with the DIY FE- Great minds think alike

 

Hi, I'm a newbie so these questions may be stupid. I really like the modifications to raptorsj's final work on the cbr. I was wondering if Raptorj or any one here could tell me how I could do the same to my cbr. I really like the fender eliminations, turn signals and lite rim. Can I order those items somewhere or is anyone selling them or know of someone selling them. Any assistance is appreciated. Thank you

PS. is is very hard to install? A do it yourself job?

 

Its pretty simple if you have basic automotive/electrical know how- you can find those lights almost anywhere- Google cbr flushmount lights - I'm sure you can find em- Also some things require more work, so its up to you how "deep" you want to get in the mods-

 

Holy Shiite that looks great!!

Nice Job!

Can you post more Pics of the Fender Eliminator?
I'd love to see how you did it (where you cut the brackets on the trim piece, and how you mounted the licence plate holder/brakelight combo to the modified trim piece specifically)

Again... that's the best work I've seen to date.