CRM's RVF400 project - Project " skinned knuckles*"
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I'd love to know how to fit the R6 reg on my bike too if anyone knows??!?! Cheers Paul
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doddle. the 3 yellows go on the 3 spades as normal, and in any order.pauliealdridge69 wrote:I'd love to know how to fit the R6 reg on my bike too if anyone knows??!?! Cheers Paul
the 2 others are the same as the Honda - but reversed if that makes sense. if the master fuse pops you know you got it the wrong way round
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I have to agree with Martin. And why.....................because I want first offer when you are bored with it/have to make room for the next project.Martin wrote:It looks lovely and you've done a great job......I'm betting on you not keeping it as it's just not 80's enough
This thread seems to have passed me by and I have just enjoyed reading through it. Well done mate it looks fantastic. (and one day it will be mine)
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Cheers Nige, i will be keeping this for sure, i bought some new old stock seat panels and a mid, and another lower too, so panels are in good supply in my loft lol.
i still need to unstick a sticky right hand caliper though, also swop the front wheel as this rims got a slight buckle on the left hand side i can feel around 50 mph which annoys me.
i took it over to dynopro the other day to be perfected fueling wise, got a couple of pics of it next to my NC30 too
i still need to unstick a sticky right hand caliper though, also swop the front wheel as this rims got a slight buckle on the left hand side i can feel around 50 mph which annoys me.
i took it over to dynopro the other day to be perfected fueling wise, got a couple of pics of it next to my NC30 too
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Re: CRM's RVF400 project - Project " skinned knuckles*"
So...How many ponies from the RVF?
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no idea, its still there. not as good as the NC30 i am willing to bet, that NC30 is rather rapid now. quickest i have ridden
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Yeah I've seen the results from your 30 and they look promising. 8hp from a bit of fettling is good going.
57 is my bet for the RVF. She looks real smart to, as does the VFR. Good work.
57 is my bet for the RVF. She looks real smart to, as does the VFR. Good work.
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I'll have the 30 as well................................
You have a fantastic set of bookends there mate. I am envious.
You have a fantastic set of bookends there mate. I am envious.
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no chance mate. that 30 will be staying put now. came close last year in prep for getting ready to jump ship with work, am quite glad i didnt let it go. i regret selling my KSR80 now too.
so thats it - i am selling no more bikes lol.
actually project exxon valdez will be for sale in spring, only because i have done around 100 miles on it since i built it, and i need the space for the NSR and the TDR - oops did i just let that slip ?
so thats it - i am selling no more bikes lol.
actually project exxon valdez will be for sale in spring, only because i have done around 100 miles on it since i built it, and i need the space for the NSR and the TDR - oops did i just let that slip ?

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I can wait....................................... 

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