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Mods to my "Ghost Rider"
I think I'm done for a long while with mods.. it really gets addictive...here is a list of what i have done:
Stage one (screaming eagle air filter, Remus slip on muffler, btw best sound out there).
HD edge cut hand grips.
Aftermarket bar-end mirrors (ebay)
Apex 3" raiser clip-ons handlebars.
Custom paint job.
Removed front reflectors. (Oh yes i did)
Added l.e.d. acceent lighting (9 colors, dimmable, different flashing settings)
Red painted engine covers.
I originally had Oberon bar-end turn signals, but the apex clip ons wouldn't allow me to keep them there. So i installed l.e.d. strips right on the forks.
I like the New forward riding position. Though i wouldn't recomended for long trips. But lets be honest, if you own a street 750 more than likely you stick to the city/short trips.
I really like the end job. Considering is my first bike. And that all the mods were performed by myself inside my garage. With no previous bike mechanical experience.. just watched lot of youtube videos. Had to improvise a lot. Please let me know what you think. Opinions are welcome!
Stage one (screaming eagle air filter, Remus slip on muffler, btw best sound out there).
HD edge cut hand grips.
Aftermarket bar-end mirrors (ebay)
Apex 3" raiser clip-ons handlebars.
Custom paint job.
Removed front reflectors. (Oh yes i did)
Added l.e.d. acceent lighting (9 colors, dimmable, different flashing settings)
Red painted engine covers.
I originally had Oberon bar-end turn signals, but the apex clip ons wouldn't allow me to keep them there. So i installed l.e.d. strips right on the forks.
I like the New forward riding position. Though i wouldn't recomended for long trips. But lets be honest, if you own a street 750 more than likely you stick to the city/short trips.
I really like the end job. Considering is my first bike. And that all the mods were performed by myself inside my garage. With no previous bike mechanical experience.. just watched lot of youtube videos. Had to improvise a lot. Please let me know what you think. Opinions are welcome!
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After looking at you home built center stand, I smiled.
Go to a wood yard and get a 8 x 4 or 10 x4 off cut , long enough to go under you bike and extend about 6 " each side.
Get a 2" hole saw and cut a hole in the top corner of one end,
Place the off cut flat under your bike, then using a length of water pipe, roll the off cut up under the frame.
The off cut, now on edge, will lift the front wheel.
Your bike will now be on a good solid stand that cost next to nothing
"No 8 wire Kiwi ingenuity""
Go to a wood yard and get a 8 x 4 or 10 x4 off cut , long enough to go under you bike and extend about 6 " each side.
Get a 2" hole saw and cut a hole in the top corner of one end,
Place the off cut flat under your bike, then using a length of water pipe, roll the off cut up under the frame.
The off cut, now on edge, will lift the front wheel.
Your bike will now be on a good solid stand that cost next to nothing
"No 8 wire Kiwi ingenuity""
Shafty Old Bugga
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Thanks a lot for the tip. Will do so next time i have a project.. it won't be for a while though.
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Hey mate the mods sound awesome ! I'd love to see what they look like but it says I don't have permission to view the images ?
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Actually, sorted it, it was my phone . Cheers . Looks awesome !!
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