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Sup everyone,
I just wanted to share with you some pictures...I've been working on some mods to my bike and I'm finally finished with it. Took a little over a month of mostly late-night and weekend tinkering. Everything's on except the power commander (which I will install when I can afford a custom mapping, I'm all tapped out now, lol).
Here's a list of what I did:
1. Painted swing arm
2. Painted engine covers
3. Powdercoated passenger pegs, + LEDs from www.tripageled.com
4. Powdercoated gas cap from www.tripageled.com
5. Installed full G.P.R. exhaust system
6. Installed Rizoma rearsets
7. Installed Galfer SS brake lines, front + rear
8. Installed Rizoma rear brake reservior
9. Installed Woodcraft frame sliders
10. Changed oil + filter
In the process I learned a whole lot about my bike and mechanics in general. Before this summer I had never changed the oil in anything before, much less a motorcycle. This experience has taught me a whole lot and I appreciate my motorcycle that much more. This website and the people who frequent here have all been invaluable in the process. Thank you, 600rr.net!
http://www.kodakgallery.com/I.jsp?c=8xtsp5s7.asffrl6b&x=0&y=o1sxa8
p.s. you don't have to sign up to view just click "view slide show". it was easier uploading to kodak than to imageshack.
I just wanted to share with you some pictures...I've been working on some mods to my bike and I'm finally finished with it. Took a little over a month of mostly late-night and weekend tinkering. Everything's on except the power commander (which I will install when I can afford a custom mapping, I'm all tapped out now, lol).
Here's a list of what I did:
1. Painted swing arm
2. Painted engine covers
3. Powdercoated passenger pegs, + LEDs from www.tripageled.com
4. Powdercoated gas cap from www.tripageled.com
5. Installed full G.P.R. exhaust system
6. Installed Rizoma rearsets
7. Installed Galfer SS brake lines, front + rear
8. Installed Rizoma rear brake reservior
9. Installed Woodcraft frame sliders
10. Changed oil + filter
In the process I learned a whole lot about my bike and mechanics in general. Before this summer I had never changed the oil in anything before, much less a motorcycle. This experience has taught me a whole lot and I appreciate my motorcycle that much more. This website and the people who frequent here have all been invaluable in the process. Thank you, 600rr.net!
http://www.kodakgallery.com/I.jsp?c=8xtsp5s7.asffrl6b&x=0&y=o1sxa8
p.s. you don't have to sign up to view just click "view slide show". it was easier uploading to kodak than to imageshack.
