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 binge Emo Kiddy

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 Posted: 20:57 - 04 Oct 2007 Post subject: My new Bike! :) |
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Well as a few of you already know, the CBR ended in tears. was knocked off it and its in my garage looking rather sorry for its self at the moment. until the insurance decide what they want to do with it, It will either be taken away, or I will keep it and it will become my track hack!
But for the road, Ive just got myself an NC30.
100% original, fairings all oem and pretty much mint. One small scratch on the Near side.
50k on the clocks (so high ish, But well looked after).
Stainless exhaust system
I'm not going to say what I paid for it because it may be used against me when I come to sell it.
Lets just say it was a good price.
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 craigs23 Mr Muscle

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 binge Emo Kiddy

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 Posted: 22:00 - 04 Oct 2007 Post subject: |
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Its got square tyres on it at the moment. So cornering is very poor. It is also really low at the back, I was almost straight leg`d when sat on the CBR with both feet on the floor. The Viffer is very low. Ive got a C spanner so going to have a go at raising the rear. Any tips?
Other than that, I think the front shocks need stiffening up, They are pre-load shocks like the CBR aren't they? So Just turn both tops clockwise to stiffen?
Acceleration, Not as good as the CBR I don't think. Off the line pull is quite poor. But mid range is actually very impressive. Lots more torque (or at least if feels like it) than the CBR. Not had it flat out yet. Only rode it home from the place I bought it from. So didn't see more than 70 out of really.
Everything is sound on it, And everything is so smooth. Unlike the CBR which was quite poorly assembled where it had been up the road a few times before I bought it, it had FG fairings and it liked to rattle. The Viffer is a well WELL looked after bike. The guy I bought it from is very "anal" about his vehicles. Dam_buster works with him, and if something isnt right on one of his vehicles, I MUST be replaced with brand new OEM parts etc. So everything is mint.
Im going to swap the braided hoses over form the CBR before the insurance come and view it. Also going to swap the front tyres over and replace the rear on the Viffer.
One more thing, its got a full stainless system on it, But the end can is part of the pipe work. Its not removable at all. Now the diameter of the pipe before the end can is like 60mm.
Whats the best way of fitting my Twin port can? Its a slip on, But only 50mm. Is there a link pipe for the Viffer?
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nice find, watch out for them curbs mate  ____________________ Haz ER-5, innit! |
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Sweet.
Rear shocks on a bike that old are likely to be knackered. Especially as I found my old Gullarm's seat height was uncomfortably lower in comparison to the '30. Tweak to suit, invest in a cheap aftermarket or maybe even a spacer fitted at the top shock mount should help things considerably.
As would a pair of 090s.
Nice bike, if the standard system has been already cut, have you considered a can? They sound like nothing else with a free flowing exhaust on them. |
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Looks great, very clean!  |
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I'd advise you to keep the standard exhaust on the bike...works wonders for resale value! I had an NC as my 1st bike a few years back. Key mods include an NC45 rear wheel to allow better choice of tyres and pretty much all the suspension mods mentioned. Also, get a double bubble screen on and it'll be comfier! you can play about wi gearing but pointless unless its de-restricted. Anyway, I'm probably insulting your intelligence as you already have an NC29
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mate i always say this but ive got so much love for these bikes, an as far as the millage is concerned providin the service historys good the engines bullet proof  ____________________ those who risk nothing, become nothing, achieve nothing....
c90 rvf 400, vfr 400, gpz 500, Gsxr 750, R1, Zx6r.... |
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 Posted: 21:18 - 07 Oct 2007 Post subject: |
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Well was out on the viffer all day today. And a good day it was too!
ZXRmike came out, I spent all last night fitting another engine in Dam_busters bike hoping to get it running for a ride out today.
We planned to go to Brighton but left it a bit late so just had a ride to Ebbsfleet.
I had Chelsea on the back with me, and Un-like the NC29, the NC30 fells no different power wise really with pillion, I could still keep up with mike on the ZXR easily. Was impressed.
I had a quick blat round ebbsfleet, Decked both knees then took both sliders off to stop temptation of doing it on every available corner like with the CBR. |
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 Posted: 22:15 - 09 Oct 2007 Post subject: |
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Bit more whoring!
https://img.photobucket.com/albums/v358/binge/DSC00468.jpg
https://img.photobucket.com/albums/v358/binge/DSC00469.jpg
I know modifying its "stock" state is going to decrease the resale value, But ill probably keep all the shite I take off it for when I sell it. I just want to do a few bits and pieces to it for my likening.
To do
Smoked Double Bubble Screen
Pair of Dunlop Alpha 10 Tyres
New Tank Pad (preferably A Honda one)
Paint schemed leather Tank Cover (If they exist)
Single Seat cowl
Fit Fold away NC29 pillion pegs (they fold up behind the rear panel)
Braided Hoses
NC35 Front fender
NC35 rear Shock mount (jacks rear up)
Pazzo Levers
Fit my Flush fit front Indicators
Fit small plate and chop rear plate holder down
Fit smaller rear indicators
And thats it!  |
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 Posted: 18:24 - 10 Oct 2007 Post subject: |
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What? No titanium shock mount bolts?
You're missing out. |
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 Posted: 23:35 - 10 Oct 2007 Post subject: |
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Titot, The bike has had the regulator mod fitted. So not much chance of that packing up. And if it does, Ive got 2 spares sat in my house. Both working.
Craig, There will be loads of odds and sods ill pick up over time, But the above list is the main things I want done to give the bike a bit of street cred. Its looking a little standard for my liking.  |
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looks like a nice bike that mate your cbr was a nicer color though! had a go on a friends NC30 a little while a go was the first 400 ive ridden and i absolutely loved it! what a hoot to ride those little things are! ____________________ nonstop unicorns vomiting sunshine pills into a rainbow toilet
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I think the CBR looked 100% better. Did I miss something? What happened?  ____________________ 04 zx10r with mods - 187.4bhp at the wheel! :o |
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Was thinking of going all out Power ranger 1 piece leathers for the Viffer. But ive decided against it. On the CBR when I was in leathers with sliders on etc, I felt like a racer and felt the need to ride fast round every corner etc!
Road rash, broken ankle and broken bike later, Ive decided to go for a more urban/street look for the Viffer.
Got the pants for my birthday today, Thought id model the new look.
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 18 years, 102 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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