I just got back from Steve's Wholesale Tools with my helicoil kit to do the front rotor bolt I over torqued. Before I took off the front wheel to work on it, I thought I would post a few pics of some "baby blingers" I've been working on for the past few days.
Last edited by orangeokie; 04-16-2005 at 09:46 PM.
Here's my Scott oiler I got from Indysuperbikes.
you've got a lot of color going on, phil. i definitely like it.
especially the CF pieces. where did you get them all?
and i see you mounted the steering damper. was it difficult?
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From the pictures it could be a Sebastian Porto 250 Aprilia lookalike! Surely Carlos will approve...
Si...por supuesto
Where da booty at?
Faux Carbon FiberOriginally Posted by falco03
I browsed ebay for the front fender and rear hugger. The rear hugger decal kit comes from Chris Kruzel over on the '04 Factory site. kruzel@drippinwet.com
The steering damper was a piece of cake. It came with the proper screw and bushing. I really like it. Should have everything buttoned up tonight, and I'll take her out tomorrow for her maiden voyage (or pop her cherry for Carlos)
Last edited by orangeokie; 04-16-2005 at 09:47 PM.
Please...shiny side up
Where da booty at?
Cleanest Falco I've ever seen!
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- Futura '03 - currently parting it out, see the For Sale section.
- 2010 Honda VFR1200F. Remus Ti can, Bazzaz Z-Bomb restriction eliminator.
Man, that looks sharp! Does your wife know about your habit, that all must have cost a little green...
John
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Like Firebolter, Aprilia-less at the moment.
2007 Triumph Daytona 675
1999 BMW R1100S
2008 Kawasaki Concours
How easy was it working with that carbon fiber sticker stuff? Does it seem to be a good quality? I thought about that stuff on the tail section (or other parts that are not carbon fiber-able).
Steve
It's made by Avery and as you learn to work with it it gets easier and easier to do a quality job. I think it looks trick. We'll see how it stands up to the weather. It is thin and somewhat stretchable, so you can generally get it to lay down where you wnat it.
She pretty much just found out. She knew I was buying a few odds and ends for the bike, but just din't know exactly how much. She was going over the bank statements just prior to Tax Day, and she questioned me about a few things. She wasn't real happy, but how many women understand Falco ownership? She did buy me a Father's Day present, yesterday. A Craftsman tool chest. I'm going to start a new thread I've been thinking about, and I'll post a pic.Man, that looks sharp! Does your wife know about your habit, that all must have cost a little green...
John
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