You didn't know? It's cool to turn a streetbike into a streetfighter. It's not cool to buy a streetfighter (unless it's a duc).
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Sweet looking bike though.
What an unimaginative bike. Looks like a cheapened version of an FZ1 but with FZ6-ish headlights. Come on Yamaha, give us something new!
Sorry, I know everyone's stoked. I just had to say it.:Flip:
I love the VFT 800, but not a fan of VTEC. also find that Hondas usually feel a bit tight for me.
If the new VFR1200 hadn't turned into a "luxury" grand tourer I may have found a new love.
lol. I should knock a few holes into the fairing then too. :D
For now, it's covered up by electrical tape. Picked up some steel-epoxy putty today though. Going to take FB400's suggestion and fill in the hole then paint it over.
I'd go for the Givi V35s if I had a spare 800 bucks layin around. Awesome setup, but certainly not cheap. I've been touring with a set of Fieldsheer Expander saddlebags for a couple of years now. They're nothing to brag about, but they work and they cost me $100.
I hope to get a top box at...
Installed the FZ1 bar tonight. I like the ergonomics. Unfortunately, the hole in the bar that lines up the throttle assembly does not line up with where it should be on an FZ6. This means drilling a new hole - that I don't mind. What sucks is that now I'm left with the original hole staring me...
So the bar is installed, but I'm a little frustrated because the throttle assembly hole on the FZ1 bar was not in the same location as the FZ6 bar. I don't mind drilling, but now I'm left with this hole staring at me every time I ride. It's going to drive me nuts.
Should this bother me as...
I ended up having it cut mine off too. It was also glued on. Did you guys have to drill on the throttle side to accommodate/align the throttle housing?
I'm probably making this a lot more difficult that it really is - or maybe I'm just a dumbass. Either way, I'm trying to install my FZ1 bar and I can't get my grips or throttle tube off my old bar. What do I do?
Ok - ran into two problems. First, I'm an undecisive bastard. Second,I'm a lazy bastard. . . .
I can't decide which bar height I want to run and I don't have the patience to buy two bars and fit them both with bar ends.
To be honest, the primary thing I dislike about the stock bar is not...