Finally NEKKIIIDD!!!

[Iron Cross]

Finished installing my VS-01 kit from Vishnu yesterday, and took some pics in the daylight today!!! Now just gotta wait a few months before I'm really ready to ride her!

Oh, and was there a good way to waterproof the wiring in the back?

 

[ebster1085]

Looks great man! I was also thinking of a good way to waterproof the exposed wiring and was considering wrapping up the relays in a baloon or plastic bag and zip tying.

 

[motojoe122]

Im coming around to that look, I like how yours came out. Great job!

 

[Kazza]

Looks great!

 

[callmegandhi]

I'm coming around to that look too! But I'll keep my fairing on my fz6 and buy a Triumph Speed Triple or Ducati Streetfighter!

 

[bigtimmy021]

Looks great!! My kit is on its way and seeing this just makes the wait even harder. Good choice on the mirrors too, they look awesome.

 

[Iron Cross]

Soon you will all come around to the dark side!!!! haha

Thanks though guys. You'll love your kit once you get it. The mirrors are knockoffs of Rizomas, so we'll see how long they last, but look pretty sweet. Also kinda hard to see out of but thats the price I pay for the look!!!

 

[REiSPECT]

Looks siiiick! I dig the way you kept the bottom fairing. Nicely done!

 

[Pranqster]

nice job, the bar end mirros are definitely the way to go for that agro look!

 

[Qwibby]

What mirrors did get? Looks amazing,I almost want to do naked

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[CCHOUSEKY]

What mirrors did get? Looks amazing,I almost want to do naked

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Those are either Rizomas or the Rizoma knockoffs.

"Reverse Retro" Rizoma Bar End Mirror, PJ's Parts

 

[Qwibby]

Wow $250 in mirrors, but they look nice

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[Iron Cross]

They're Rizoma knockoffs....paid 50 bucks for two. We'll see how long they last though.

 

[mdfb42]

Finished installing my VS-01 kit from Vishnu yesterday, and took some pics in the daylight today!!! Now just gotta wait a few months before I'm really ready to ride her!

Oh, and was there a good way to waterproof the wiring in the back?

I am not sure exactly what you are dealing with for waterproofing, but If you are confident in your connections and everything to where you know no maintenance would be needed, I would try the wrap on heat shrink tape. I say that because even thought it can be removed, it can also be a B*tch to take off. Also, where did you get that belly pan?

 

[Iron Cross]

Well I taped, then zip tied all the open wire connections, and then I'm going to use dielectric grease on everything. The belly pan was direct from yamaha, while it looks good, I did pay a premium because of that (didn't know much at the time and just bought from them!)