Special thanks to Ryan & Bruce....

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Human

Discussion Starter · Mar 26, 2002 (Edited)

Would like to take this opportunity to thank Ryan and Bruce in helping me in my mods. on the 6R and ofcourse Manny and Trevor at BK as well for the cheap part.....

Mods. done

*Yoshimura RS-3 Titanium slip on

* LP flushmounts front end - special lifetime install warranty work done by Bruce

* rear light integrator - special lifetime install warranty work done by Ryan

*Blue hue plasma bulbs instead of main beams - kindly donated by Ryan

* Yellow ion crystal street light - kindly donated by Ryan

Work done one bike

*oil & filter change
* air filter cleaned at BK
* chain adjusted
* clutch cable lubed
* suspension reset too my previous "A bike"

* bike throughly cleaned - inside & out

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Human

Discussion Starter · #2 · Mar 26, 2002

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Human

Discussion Starter · #3 · Mar 26, 2002

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Human

Discussion Starter · #4 · Mar 26, 2002

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Human

Discussion Starter · #5 · Mar 26, 2002

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CG

· #6 · Mar 26, 2002

lookin good dude.... now its time to insure the beast and bring her out on the rides

Human

Discussion Starter · #7 · Mar 26, 2002

Canadian_Gixxer said:
lookin good dude.... now its time to insure the beast and bring her out on the rides

first thing Tuesday morning.....

atomlowe

· #8 · Mar 26, 2002

Sweet ride Farhad....looking good. Step back and take a look, you guys did a great job.

Those flush mounts look sweet, do you know if they are available in smoked?

atom

Human

Discussion Starter · #9 · Mar 26, 2002

atomlowe said:
Sweet ride Farhad....looking good. Step back and take a look, you guys did a great job.

Those flush mounts look sweet, do you know if they are available in smoked?

atom

these flush mounts aren't avalable in smoked as far aas I know....they are really a fucked up pair, bruce and I realyl had to think how we were going to mount it, then it was just simple work...

the instructions call for sticking a piece of 2 sided tape to the turn signal and sicking it to the fairing, we had done it much beter IMO, much more secure with screw and stuff.... I also took it apart again to reduce the front gap that was happening....lots of confusion over these flushmounts....if you get them talk to me or Bruce on how to get them done right....

G

· #10 · Mar 26, 2002

Where did you get those frame sliders? Did you relocate your overflow? Any info would be appreciated.

Hu99

· #11 · Mar 26, 2002

Looks good, Farhad. Let me know how you like the integrator, and I may go for it. Assuming I can get an appointment with Dr. Ryan that is.

BCSBADMIN

· #12 · Mar 26, 2002

Looking good Farhad!

Looking forward to riding with you again this season.. So slap some plates on the cow

and lets go!

Jim.

Human

Discussion Starter · #13 · Mar 26, 2002

plates will be on in 30 minutes.....

but the yosh. pipe will have to wait till tomorrow....I don't have the bracket.....till tomorrow......

bl1tz

· #14 · Mar 26, 2002

hey farhad,
you buy a scooter yet?

Human

Discussion Starter · #15 · Mar 27, 2002

bl1tz said:
hey farhad,
you buy a scooter yet?

:laughing :laughing ya I am planning on getting a "scooter", can't decide whether to get a tiller, GSXR600 or an R6 !!!!

LOL, just joking.....you 3 know who I am talking about,:laughing thanks Blitz, that was the perfect setup....

bl1tz

· #16 · Mar 28, 2002

i have no idea what your talking about dude !!
so i take it you bought a 600cc of another brand as your scooter?

Human

Discussion Starter · #17 · Mar 28, 2002

tokenboy said:
Where did you get those frame sliders? Did you relocate your overflow? Any info would be appreciated.

they are regular frame sliders, no cutting or drilling of any sort....I basically have them as I ussualy drop the bike only when it's standing still....lol

....they wouldn't be much good in a high speed fall....

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