Sure this has been done to death...
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DoktorMandrake
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Re: Sure this has been done to death...
Can't find the link unfortunately. Pretty sure Delkevic had pipes up on their site for the RVF but not the VFR last time I checked. However, all they have for the RVF at the mo' is a rear wheel. The RVF ones they had up were £160 IIRC which I couldn't afford anyway but I had made a mental note of their existence for future reference.
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ybanrab
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Re: Sure this has been done to death...
In my experience, removing the existing clamps will make things worse. Once the collars start to blow they're probably quite rotten. My collars turned to mush when I took the system to bits.
I sent mine off to graham France and was very pleased with the results.
Still not sure why Honda designed it that way, it seems like an obvious problem waiting to happen
barny
I sent mine off to graham France and was very pleased with the results.
Still not sure why Honda designed it that way, it seems like an obvious problem waiting to happen
barny
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fastdruid
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Re: Sure this has been done to death...
You mean the shroud?DoktorMandrake wrote:Btw, what's that object on the top of your shock between the adjuster and the spring that looks like a big bush?
Re fitting RVF pipes to the VFR, our RVF track bike has a VFR exhaust so I can't see any reason it wouldn't work the other way round.
Druid