My CRR1000RR-05
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Re: My CRR1000RR-05
Picked my parts up from the spray shop this afternoon, really pleased with the results.
Was a bit pi$$ed off it was raining all day as i was really looking forward to fitting them
He asked to have an origional part just in case the paint wasn't a perfect match so the seat unit is the origional red, think he's done quite well, looks almost spot on to me.
Got a day off in the week so if the weathers good i'll fit the panels and get a nice shot in the sun...
Just the wheels to go now and a handful of choice goodies
Was a bit pi$$ed off it was raining all day as i was really looking forward to fitting them
He asked to have an origional part just in case the paint wasn't a perfect match so the seat unit is the origional red, think he's done quite well, looks almost spot on to me.
Got a day off in the week so if the weathers good i'll fit the panels and get a nice shot in the sun...
Just the wheels to go now and a handful of choice goodies
wild bill- MotoGP Legend
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Re: My CRR1000RR-05
wild bill wrote:
........think he's done quite well, looks almost spot on to me.
Arghhh my eyes
Looks a good match Bill....look forward to seeing them on!
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Getting there WB, give me a call when you fit the faring and I'll pop round.
cabbie- MotoGP Legend
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WOW looking good WB we'll all come round for a looksee and a demo ride. he he he
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Re: My CRR1000RR-05
Very nice, looks like a perfect match!
I bet you can't wait to get um on!
I bet you can't wait to get um on!
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Re: My CRR1000RR-05
griz wrote:Very nice, looks like a perfect match!
I bet you can't wait to get um on!
Hopefully he's taking advantage of the nice weather.
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Re: My CRR1000RR-05
Cheers lads, as you'd expect i was itching to get it back together.
The colour match is spot on, i did have doubts that it wouldn't look like the origional paint but he has got it almost perfect. Here's a few shots taken in the sun, can't wait till i get the wheels done, that should be the icing on the cake (for me).
Even had enough time to fix the Bandit and put an extra phat lock on my garage door.
Appy daze
Yeh bang on the money there mate, took full advantage of the weather and got loads of jobs done. First on my list of my priorities was getting the blade built up again and it all went well, no real problems other than the wiring for the Hotbodies indicators, they run so close to the pipe i decided to re-route the wiring so they don't get frazzled & brittle on longish rides, it's still not bolted on as i'm waiting for my small strip number-plate to turn up, once that's here it just needs to be fastened on correctly and the indicators plugged in, hopefully a 20min job.fastbikefinder wrote:Hopefully he's taking advantage of the nice weather.griz wrote:Very nice, looks like a perfect match!
I bet you can't wait to get um on!
The colour match is spot on, i did have doubts that it wouldn't look like the origional paint but he has got it almost perfect. Here's a few shots taken in the sun, can't wait till i get the wheels done, that should be the icing on the cake (for me).
Even had enough time to fix the Bandit and put an extra phat lock on my garage door.
Appy daze
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Re: My CRR1000RR-05
Looking good love it
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WOW WB , that's seriously RED. Lookin well tasty mate. Gotta get mine sorted for Mayday now!!!
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I tell you what WB that looks fookin nice!!!
Top job, lovin it!!!
Top job, lovin it!!!
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Re: My CRR1000RR-05
Cheers... It's lookin a tiny bit red ennit Still um'ing and ah'ing about putting the Honda decal back on the belly pan, i'll see what it looks like once the wheels are done and take it from there
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Re: My CRR1000RR-05
I like it as it is but I guess if your thinkin it's to red then the honda decal would help break it up a little.
What colour are you having the wheels done?
What colour are you having the wheels done?
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Re: My CRR1000RR-05
Yeh, after plenty of looking at different angles and plenty of head scratching i've decided to have a couple of stickers made up for it, it just looks a bit empty.griz wrote:I like it as it is but I guess if your thinkin it's to red then the honda decal would help break it up a little.
What colour are you having the wheels done?
Gonna do the wheels Arizona Gold, was also thinking about doin them in the same red but that would be a bit overkill, at one point (before i see it all fitted) i was intending on doing the spokes & hub red and the rims gold but i've changed my mind now i've seen it together.
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Re: My CRR1000RR-05
wild bill wrote:
Certainly looks special Bill.
Will you go for gold with the Honda bellypan stickers?
Did you buy some carbon engine covers ? or am I thinking of someone else?
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Re: My CRR1000RR-05
Yeh, i'm gonna have the vinyl company make up some gold decals for the lower fairing, not sure what decal i'm gonna use though, at the moment i'm thinking CBR1000RR because i've taken them off the seat (think it looks nicer without decals) or i may just put the same Honda decal back on.fastbikefinder wrote:Certainly looks special Bill.
Will you go for gold with the Honda bellypan stickers?
Did you buy some carbon engine covers ? or am I thinking of someone else?
It wasn't me that bought the carbon engine cases, i'm not covering those but i have been pondering on the idea of having both cases gold chromed but that's just an idea and it's bloody expensive.
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wild bill wrote:..... i have been pondering on the idea of having both cases gold chromed but that's just an idea and it's bloody expensive.
I think you'd be better of having them gold effect powder coated, or if you really want to be flash then incorporate a clutch window?
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megawatt wrote:Don't do it Bill, it won't stay on. You could anodise em???
As i said it's just something in the pipeline, once the wheels are done and the last handful of carbon bits go on that will be it for a while other than little bits like crash bungs (front mid & rear).fastbikefinder wrote:I think you'd be better of having them gold effect powder coated, or if you really want to be flash then incorporate a clutch window?
The other thing i want to do is ride the bloody thing
Not been on it since last year, it's gonna scare the $hit out of me
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Sorry but it kinda looks like a
DUCATI !!!!!!!!............well sorta anyway.
But very impressive to say the least.
DUCATI !!!!!!!!............well sorta anyway.
But very impressive to say the least.
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It don't look like a duck mate trust me I saw it today, very tasty indead, shame about the fat ugly git riding though
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I take that as a compliment Haggler, Ducati looks with the added bonus of reliability, that's good in my books, It'll look even more like one once the wheels are sprayed gold i suppose
Cheers Cabbie, the main thing is i'm happy with it...and the bike don't look too bad either
Cheers Cabbie, the main thing is i'm happy with it...and the bike don't look too bad either
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I'm sure it'll look great no matter what you decide to do mate!
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Re: My CRR1000RR-05
It does look great mate a tribute to your blingy'ness......some simple colour mods have made it a stunner....even in that dodgy colour.
When are you adding the yellow and blue brake lines?
When are you adding the yellow and blue brake lines?
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Cheers Griz & FBF (i know how hard that must've been for you FBF seeing as it's Satan's colour)... It's all about personal taste really, some people like 100% stock bikes, some just like a pipe'n'tail tidy and some like to do major mods like you (Griz) and Cabbie, their not gonna cater to everyones taste but each to their own. This is one of the reactions i got from another site, i've just literally copy/pasted this quote...
"Step away from the 1KRR ...now!!
It's gorgeous as is, looks amazing in that red/black
and such stunning looking condition too ...nooo, don't do it!!"
I don't get many replies from that site nowerdays
"Step away from the 1KRR ...now!!
It's gorgeous as is, looks amazing in that red/black
and such stunning looking condition too ...nooo, don't do it!!"
I don't get many replies from that site nowerdays
wild bill- MotoGP Legend
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Sounds like you've been on a US site. They're all nuts anyway.
fastbikefinder- MotoGP Legend
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Yep, right on both counts, American site full of nutters, constantly slagging each other off... I only log on to read the threats they send to each other, they carry on like childrenfastbikefinder wrote:Sounds like you've been on a US site. They're all nuts anyway.
wild bill- MotoGP Legend
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God what a carry on, I think it's always cool to get help with tech problems with yer bikes on forums but when it comes down to taste there's really only one person that you'll make happy & thats YOU! When you start sayin I like this colour & this type of mod you can darn well bet your gonna get 10 other's choosing a different colour for you or whatever!
To be fair, I got a little carried away with the punisher! but the amount of grief I had off of some was funny & then to balance it out I also had a load of people totally lovin it! It all comes down to taste & what you like.
I think ya gotta stick to yer guns as it's your bike & your choice of mods, sod what the rest of um think!!
To be fair, I got a little carried away with the punisher! but the amount of grief I had off of some was funny & then to balance it out I also had a load of people totally lovin it! It all comes down to taste & what you like.
I think ya gotta stick to yer guns as it's your bike & your choice of mods, sod what the rest of um think!!
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Amen to that brother Grizgriz wrote:it's your bike & your choice of mods, sod what the rest of um think!!
wild bill- MotoGP Legend
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Looks good WB I'm sure it looks even better in the flesh when the wheels are done. When I got the 04 I was not impressed with the dated graphics but in the flesh the satin blue added another dimension on visual effects. The bike was on display at the BMF club stand when some guys approached to look at the new blade, they had just passed the official Honda display. As the old cliche goes beauty is in the eye of the beholder with my seniority now its mileage. LOL
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