Winter, come Spring, come Summer refresh . The final chapter
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Re: Winter refresh (Starting to come together now)
bike looks great mate, thats exhaust hanger is interesting, did you have that made or did it come with the system?
wheels and rads look really nice too
wheels and rads look really nice too
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Re: Winter refresh (Starting to come together now)
the rads look shit G, send them to me and I will put them to good use. 

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Re: Winter refresh (Starting to come together now)
I actually felt guilty puuting coolant in the rads today as they are so well made.
Spike, the brackets are JDM
I'm looking forward to trying out these Diablo Super Corsa's
Spike, the brackets are JDM

I'm looking forward to trying out these Diablo Super Corsa's
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Re: Winter refresh (Starting to come together now)
I've had Diablo SuperCorsa's on my last 2 bikes and I really like them, loads and loads of grip, they flatten off quite quick but round up again if you push on through the corners.viper_biker wrote:I'm looking forward to trying out these Diablo Super Corsa's
P.S. the bikes looking good.
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Re: Winter refresh (Starting to come together now)
I've tried the Dragon super corsas and was very impressed with them; they lasted quite a bit too!
The Diablos are supposed to be more 'sticky' at the slight expense of longivity!
The wheels do look great in white! I can't bring myself to powdercoat mine in white though!
The Diablos are supposed to be more 'sticky' at the slight expense of longivity!
The wheels do look great in white! I can't bring myself to powdercoat mine in white though!

When the mind is relaxed, the body will go faster! 

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Re: Winter refresh (Starting to come together now)
Looking very tasty Gareth, only wish I had a garage and could fiddle about with my bike when its snowing outside!! What you planning bodywork wise? keeping the silhouette front?...First dibs...ahem..ahem..
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Keep up the good work mate, and don't bin this one!!


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Re: Winter refresh (Starting to come together now)
Hey Joe, thanks for the comments. Thankfully this bike has only been on its side once in my ownership, the track-bike however is another story LOL The Silhouette nose is staying, there a Tyga RC45 replica seat to go on and the rest are Honda panels. I think the last thing will be possibly RVF forks to finish off the RC45 look (mainly for looks and not performance) but I need to find a set of forks that I am happy to spend the money on.
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Re: Winter refresh (Starting to come together now)
That's looking pretty awesome Viper, nicely done.
I recall you carrying out a similar project a few years back, in the old Tyga rear end days.
I recall you carrying out a similar project a few years back, in the old Tyga rear end days.
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Re: Winter refresh (Starting to come together now)
Thanks fella. I did do a bit of a write-up a few years ago with the Tyga bike, back when we all thought polishing was cool LOL The bike is practically complete, I'm just waiting on the cans coming back (am I starting to sound like a broken record yet???) then it's time for an MoT and Tax then out to see if the carbs need changing.guess who wrote:That's looking pretty awesome Viper, nicely done.
I recall you carrying out a similar project a few years back, in the old Tyga rear end days.
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Re: Winter refresh (Starting to come together now)
is that shock from hyper-pro ?viper_biker wrote:
vic-vtrvfr wrote:they're like rocking horse poo with sprinkles of unicorn horn on top.