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garyboy-palaboy
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PostPosted: 04:16 - 25 Jan 2009    Post subject: NC29 Honda CBR400RR Honda-Pramac Theme Project Reply with quote

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hi guys!

i got my bike some two years ago over the internet, and the condition was pretty bad except it has a new paint job. later, i decided to change its apperance than to upgrade to a 600cc (my big mistake).

i got not enough time to complete my project bike coz i work overseas. but everytime i have my vacation in P.I., i certainly add aftermarket parts i might think of, hehehe! Twisted Evil

i did some photo editing on the disk brakes on how will it look like on my ordered galfer wave disk brakes from US. the items are still there and will be installed when i have my vacation again by summer...



BEFORE.....


https://i220.photobucket.com/albums/dd304/garyboy_palaboy/my%20bike%20project/DSC00149.jpg


AFTER


https://i220.photobucket.com/albums/dd304/garyboy_palaboy/my%20bike%20project/trial1.jpg

https://i220.photobucket.com/albums/dd304/garyboy_palaboy/my%20bike%20project/DSC03229-Copy.jpg

https://i220.photobucket.com/albums/dd304/garyboy_palaboy/my%20bike%20project/DSC04078-1.jpg

https://i220.photobucket.com/albums/dd304/garyboy_palaboy/my%20bike%20project/DSC03224.jpg

https://i220.photobucket.com/albums/dd304/garyboy_palaboy/my%20bike%20project/DSC03225.jpg

https://i220.photobucket.com/albums/dd304/garyboy_palaboy/my%20bike%20project/DSC04074.jpg

https://i220.photobucket.com/albums/dd304/garyboy_palaboy/my%20bike%20project/DSC04064.jpg

https://i220.photobucket.com/albums/dd304/garyboy_palaboy/bike%20model/DSC00656-2-1.jpg



here's the current upgrades and future upgrades to my project bike


BODYWORKS
- Tyga Performance NC29 RC211V Street Type Upper Seat Cowl
- Tyga Performance NC29 RC211V Rear Fender with Plate Holder
- Tyga Performance NC29 RC211V LED Tail Light Assembly, GP Race Tail
- Tyga Performance NC29 RC211V Front Upper Cowling
- Tyga Performance NC29 RC211V Air Duct, GRP
- Tyga Performance NC29 RC211V Tyga Eyes III Headlight Assembly
- Tyga Performance NC29 RC211V Upper Cowling, Left
- Tyga Performance NC29 RC211V Upper Cowling, Right
- Tyga Performance NC29 RC211V Front Tire Fender, GRP
- Tyga Performance NC29 RC211V Clear Wind Sheild
- Tyga Performance NC29 RC211V Replacement Passenger Pegs Assembly
- Tyga Performance NC29 RC211V Upper Stay
- Tyga Performance NC29 RC211V Cowling Meter Stay
- Polished parts (Engine Head Cover, Clutch Cover, Handle Bars, etc.)
- Powder Coated Main Frame, Sub-Frame, Triple Tree and Swing-Arm
- Thermal Insulation
- Du Pont Paint (Soon)

EXHAUST SYSTEM
- YOSHIMURA TRS Aluminum End Can
- Stainless Steel Exhaust System (Soon)

BRAKING AND CLUTCH
- BREMBO Floating Disk Brake Calipers
- BREMBO Rear Brake Calipers (Soon)
- BREMBO Mini Front Brake Reservoir
- BREMBO CNC Radial Brake Master Cylinder
- BREMBO Front Brake Pads
- ANTLION Foldable Brake Lever
- EBC Sintered Rear Brake Pads
- HRC Rear Brake Reservoir
- GOODRIDGE and HEL Steel Braided Brake Lines
- HEL Brakeline Adapter
- GALFER Rotary Disk Brakes (Front and Rear) (March 2009)
- TITAX Racing Clutch Levers
- Adjustable Rear Sets (soon)

STEERING, SUSPENSION AND TIRES
- BRIDGESTONE BTO 090 Battlax Front and Rear Tires
- OHLINS Steering Damper (March 2009)
- FOX TC-R Piggyback Pro Racing Rear Shocks, Fully Adjustable
- Pre-load Adjusters (March 2009)
- PROGRIP Handgrips

DRIVE TRAIN
- EK Gold Chain
- AFAM Front & Rear Sprocket (March 2009)

ENGINE MAINTAINANCE
- Modified Air Box
- Daytona Air Filter
- Painted Engine with High Temperature Paint
- New Oil and Fuel Filter
- NGK Iridium Spark Plug (March 2009)
- Original Size Main and Pilot Jets
- Extended Radiator (soon)

ELECTRICAL AND INSTRUMENTATION
- YUASA Battery
- KOSO RX1N Racing Multifunction Speedometer
- ACUMEN Gear Shift Indicator (Soon)
- KOSO Wideband Air/Fuel Mixture Meter (Soon)

SECURITY SYSTEM AND ALARM
- Mobile Phone Controlled Engine Immobilizer and Paging Alarm Security System (Soon)
- Personal Identification Number Ignition Code (March 2009)

ACCESSORIES
- LED Signal Lights
- ST Machine Pigspotters 2 (www.stmachine.com)
- XENON HID Headlights (March 2009)
- PROGRIP Fuel Cap Cover Pads
- STOMPGRIP Tank Pads
- HONDA CBR900RR Aluminum Heel Plates
- Quick Release Fuel Cap (March 2009)
- HRC Radiator Reservoir (March 2009)



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MaybeGuy
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PostPosted: 04:25 - 25 Jan 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

i honestly preferred the look of it before...
those headlights look like something off a scooter, and that tail end is like a deformed SRAD.
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PostPosted: 10:44 - 25 Jan 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

I love that.

And i dont normally say that about pointy bikes!
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PostPosted: 12:35 - 25 Jan 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

I can't see the photos.
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PostPosted: 14:58 - 25 Jan 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

Every photo but the last one has been moved or deleted Sad
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garyboy-palaboy
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PostPosted: 15:53 - 25 Jan 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

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sorry the pics were moved.... Mr. Green



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PostPosted: 16:55 - 25 Jan 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

I think it's cool!

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PostPosted: 17:32 - 25 Jan 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

Awesome bike mate, could you let me know where you got that exhaust system? it looks amazing... Very Happy
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PostPosted: 17:50 - 25 Jan 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

Where on earth did you get that totty mod?, i really want one but for in the house!! Cool Thumbs Up Thumbs Up -Jockey.
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garyboy-palaboy
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PostPosted: 18:05 - 25 Jan 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

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thanks for the compliments..

i got the pipe from a local bike shop. i guess they use this to 600cc bikes. Very Happy but the pipe gave the bike a more kick, made it freaking fast.

first, i didnt believe that pipes can give xtra power until i installed mine with Yoshimura TRS short pipe.



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PostPosted: 18:09 - 25 Jan 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

i think it looks proper smart as
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PostPosted: 18:30 - 25 Jan 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

I can see the pics now.

That is fucking nice.
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PostPosted: 19:19 - 25 Jan 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

mattsprattuk wrote:
i honestly preferred the look of it before...
those headlights look like something off a scooter, and that tail end is like a deformed SRAD.

Agreed, the bike looked better before hand, i would of payed you more if i bought it off your with the stock plastics and the upgrades to brakes and suspension but you can keep the can Sick .
I'll have the girl though Mr. Green .
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PostPosted: 20:11 - 25 Jan 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

Didnt fancy the NC35 fork conversion then?

Does look quite nice, I'd of spent the money on a 444cc big bore, full suspension upgrade, Carbon wheels, some dyno time, and some a session at a suspension workshop getting it set up.

Dont get me wrong, it looks great, But now when you get burned off the light by a lad on a Gixxer 750, He will think he has done a Fireblade, not an NC29.




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PostPosted: 00:54 - 26 Jan 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

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thanks for the compliments..

i got the pipe from a local bike shop. i guess they use this to 600cc bikes. Very Happy but the pipe gave the bike a more kick, made it freaking fast.

first, i didnt believe that pipes can give xtra power until i installed mine with Yoshimura TRS short pipe.



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PostPosted: 01:11 - 26 Jan 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

garyboy-palaboy wrote:
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thanks for the compliments..

i got the pipe from a local bike shop. i guess they use this to 600cc bikes. Very Happy but the pipe gave the bike a more kick, made it freaking fast.

first, i didnt believe that pipes can give xtra power until i installed mine with Yoshimura TRS short pipe.



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It would of given it about 5bhp extra if set up correctly, depending on alot of factors in length of pipe, back pressure and pipe diameter changes power delivery IIRC.
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PostPosted: 01:18 - 26 Jan 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

Nice bike, shame about the Honda baseball cap. Reminds me of people who wear Ferrari jackets. Vehicle clothing is tacky IMO.

Which of the 2 can's was left on for the end product? I quite like the stubby one for that particular bike.
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PostPosted: 02:10 - 26 Jan 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

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i really love the looks of the original fairings but there were lot of hidden cracks and patches, i just seen this things when i got the bike. i was too confident that the bike was in mint condition when it was offered to me in the first place.

i was planning before to repair the cracks but i know time will come that they might occur again. so i just bought a tyga kit over the internet.

the picture with the short pipe installed was the latest picture, only with a photoshop editing on the disk brakes. anyway, i already bought a set of Galfer Wave Rotors (front and rear) just waiting my vacation on April so i could replace the old ones.

i was thinking before of upgrading it into a bigger bore kit, but the problem here in P.I., things like that are impossible to find.

as soon i replaced my headers with stainless steel and get the KOSO Wideband A/F mixture meter, we'll re-set the carb settings and see what we can do.

my friend offered me once his Marchesini Mag Wheel for a very cheap price, and was about to grab them. unfortunately as soon as we made some test of installing the rear tire, it won't fit. Sad




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PostPosted: 10:59 - 26 Jan 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

Looks really nice apart from the front. Still preferd it before though.
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PostPosted: 15:35 - 26 Jan 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

how much you spent on it so far?
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PostPosted: 15:43 - 26 Jan 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

binge wrote:

Dont get me wrong, it looks great, But now when you get burned off the light by a lad on a Gixxer 750, He will think he has done a Fireblade, not an NC29.


"OH NOES!!!" the guy he'll never see again thought he had a bigger bike, it's officially the end of the world as we know it! Laughing


Which aftermarket speedometer is that mate? is it easy to swap with the original clocks? can you still use the kmph to mph convertor on these clocks to by-pass the factory Japanese restriction?

Cheers.
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PostPosted: 17:03 - 26 Jan 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

Fahd wrote:



Which aftermarket speedometer is that mate? is it easy to swap with the original clocks? can you still use the kmph to mph convertor on these clocks to by-pass the factory Japanese restriction?

Cheers.




its the KOSO RX1N multifunction meter... here's the specs of the meter.


-Speed Unit reads km/h or MPH
-Reading up to 360 km/h or 223 MPH
-Odometer up to 99999,9 km or Miles
-Two trip odometers up to 999,9 km or miles
Speed warning in the range from 30 to 180 km/h (20-110 MPH). Adjusting unit in 5 km/h or MPH
-Memory of reached Top Speed (0-360 km/h or 0-223 MPH)
-Rev Counter up to 15.000 U/min. Unit 100 U/min
-Memory of highest revs
-Temperature gauge in °C oder °F from 0-120°C or 32-248°F. Unit 0,1°C/F
-Temperature gauge with bar chart from 20-120°C (68-248°F). Unit 10°
-Digital Oil temperature reading from 0-120°C (32-248°F). Unit 0,1°C/F
-Memory function of highest temperature
-Fuel gauge with bar chart. 10 bars each 10 fuel level
-Works with most common tank sensors. 100 Ohm or 510 Ohm
Free setting of reserve warning between 10-50.
-Clock
-Acceleration Test 1, how long does it take to pass a given distance. Distance can be defined between 50-1000 m (1/32 - 20/32 Miles). Unit 50 m (1/32 Meile). Perfect to get used to sprint races
-Acceleration Test 2, how long does it take to reach a selected speed. Speed selection is possible from 30-360 km/h (20-220 mph)
-Top Speed Timer Testing, here you have info about your reached top speed, passed distance and max revs


the clock is easy to tap in any existing loom, it works with any motorcycle. even with or without restriction for grey imports.



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PostPosted: 18:06 - 26 Jan 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

garyboy-palaboy wrote:
Fahd wrote:



Which aftermarket speedometer is that mate? is it easy to swap with the original clocks? can you still use the kmph to mph convertor on these clocks to by-pass the factory Japanese restriction?

Cheers.




its the KOSO RX1N multifunction meter... here's the specs of the meter.


-Speed Unit reads km/h or MPH
-Reading up to 360 km/h or 223 MPH
-Odometer up to 99999,9 km or Miles
-Two trip odometers up to 999,9 km or miles
Speed warning in the range from 30 to 180 km/h (20-110 MPH). Adjusting unit in 5 km/h or MPH
-Memory of reached Top Speed (0-360 km/h or 0-223 MPH)
-Rev Counter up to 15.000 U/min. Unit 100 U/min
-Memory of highest revs
-Temperature gauge in °C oder °F from 0-120°C or 32-248°F. Unit 0,1°C/F
-Temperature gauge with bar chart from 20-120°C (68-248°F). Unit 10°
-Digital Oil temperature reading from 0-120°C (32-248°F). Unit 0,1°C/F
-Memory function of highest temperature
-Fuel gauge with bar chart. 10 bars each 10 fuel level
-Works with most common tank sensors. 100 Ohm or 510 Ohm
Free setting of reserve warning between 10-50.
-Clock
-Acceleration Test 1, how long does it take to pass a given distance. Distance can be defined between 50-1000 m (1/32 - 20/32 Miles). Unit 50 m (1/32 Meile). Perfect to get used to sprint races
-Acceleration Test 2, how long does it take to reach a selected speed. Speed selection is possible from 30-360 km/h (20-220 mph)
-Top Speed Timer Testing, here you have info about your reached top speed, passed distance and max revs


the clock is easy to tap in any existing loom, it works with any motorcycle. even with or without restriction for grey imports.



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where did u buy it from??
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PostPosted: 19:10 - 26 Jan 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

They sell them on Ebay, last time I was in the market for a digital clock. Quite reasonable too, a bit Casio mind.

Hmmm, nice amount of work on the bike Thumbs Up not my cup of tea though. Just not a fan of Tyga's efforts I'm afraid.
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PostPosted: 19:16 - 26 Jan 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

craigs23 wrote:
They sell them on Ebay, last time I was in the market for a digital clock. Quite reasonable too, a bit Casio mind.

Hmmm, nice amount of work on the bike Thumbs Up not my cup of tea though. Just not a fan of Tyga's efforts I'm afraid.


Can't find them on ebay,you got a link?
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