*January 2012 ROTM Voting Thread*
 

First one of the new year! Little slow, but that's ok... it's January. It's cold here. :D

Here are the rules:

1. Only contestants and staff are allowed to post in this thread. All other comments will be deleted.
2. Only 1 vote per IP. Cheating is wack.

That's it!

Now on to the contestants:

nuttynu

https://cbrforum.com/forum/picture.p...&dl=1326258474


flyingpig70

https://cbrforum.com/forum/picture.p...&dl=1326059618


vfrman

https://cbrforum.com/forum/picture.p...&dl=1326301527


** As always, if any contestant would like me to switch their main photo in this thread, just let me know. You're also more than welcome to post up whatever pics/mod lists you'd like. Good luck!

My CBR has been my daily driver for the last three years. She has never left me stranded and is actually pretty comfortable. I rode it one year to the MotoGP in San Marino. I have done many mods to the bike to make it better to ride as a commuter. The riding position for the most part works well for me because I am only 5'6" tall.

Mods include:
Complete 929 front end swap with 17" wheel
EBC Pro Lite rotors
Carbon front mudguard
Eurospec headlight switch
Zero Gravity dark smoked double bubble screen
HID bixenon projectors and angel eyes
Reverse Illumiglo gauges with white faces and kph speedo (Italy!)
Carbon gauge bezel covers
RAM mount in steering stem for GPS
12v power outlet on left fill panel (wired through dedicated relay and fuse block)
Valter Moto Components bar end weights
K&N Filter
Dynojet jet kit
Skorpion (Akrapovic) full stainless system with carbon canister
Attack Performance rear sets
Speedo healer
Vortex rear sprocket/DID chain 520 conversion
Ventura pack system
Clear rear turn signals

That should about cover it. The HID projectors are far and away the best mod on the bike. Before I could see fairly well with the high beams on and not well at all with lows. Now I see everything very well with low beams and high beams are phenomenal.

I'll try to get some pics up tomorrow.

I have had my CBR900rr since April of 1993. Bought it new, and it has been great since day one.

Here is a list if mods:

Sharkskinz NSR replica bodywork
Ohlins superbike forks
Yoshimura Triple clamps
Penske triple clicker shock
Marchesini Magnesium wheels 17x3.5 front and 6.00 rear
Brembo Monoblock calipers with titanium pistons
EBC Blackbird 310mm rotors
Vesrah RJL pads
Galfer steel braided brake lines
AP Racing adjustable bore master cylinder
Vortex clip-ons
Aluminum fairing stay
39mm Keihin FCR carbs
Falicon super crank
Carrillo rods
JE +2 high comp pistons (945cc)
Erion Cams
Kibblewhite valve springs
5 angle valve job
Superbike port and polished head
R&D transmission
Full Yoshimura exhaust
Factory brand case covers
Yoshimura rearsets
Yoyodyne front and rear Titanium axles
Pro-tek axle blocks
520 chain and sprockets
Graves toe gaurd
Aluminum bolts through out bike
Vance and Hines Powerpak
Speedcell superbike battery
Ohlins steering damper
Vortex Gas cap
Michelin Slicks
Custom, oversized radiator
Galfer rear rotor
Powder coated frame, subframe and swingarm
Anodized triple clamps, rearsets, case covers, clip-ons and caliper brackets
Tecspec tank grip
Welded bungs to swingarm for spools

My RR, purchase her last year in Feb with only 2900k miles and she has been very good to me this previous season. we have been thru over 15000k miles of commuting and scenery rides in this beautiful state of Alaska. i look forward to see her take me to more places this season and maybe even Canada :). she have received a few couple mods this winter and also her new outift.


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05 CBR600RR
BMC air filter, CF M5 TBR slip-on, PCV,
Gold shorty CRG,
Woodcraft Sliders, Renthal soft grip,
Candy Red P.C rims,
DDM 5k HID,Third eye LED,flushmounts
FE kit,
Spiegler F&R brake lines, GPR Gold V4,
Driven Sprocket kit 520 stock gearing,
EBC brake pads, rim tape,
Gold Pro-Bolt Fairing,Short Tire Valve Stem,
12v socket, Corbin Seat

props to nutty for the seasonally-appropriate photo setting.

Well that isn't fair! He is in Alaska freezing his ass off. I am STUCK here in Italy with nice mid-50s temps and sunny weather. :D

Yeah, and not being a street legal bike limits my opportunities.....

Lol. Thanks for the vote guys and gals

You only get in trouble if you are caught...

Hahaha, no kick stand either. :icon_teeth: