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nc30boiii
Settled In Member
United Kingdom
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 Posted - 24/01/2008 : 20:18:06
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 Hi guys and girls, Been wanting to get some pics of my NC30 up on here for ages.
So far the modifications when i bought it were: braided brake lines, tyga rear end, tyga rear brake reservoir, adjustable rearsets, blueflame end can, crash bobbins, carbon levers, carbon look mirrors and carbon look front indicators and bar ends.
I have only bought a vfr tank pad but plan on polishing a few things soon like exhaust pipes and brake pistons, exhaust hanger and i wanna get a carbon or black rear hugger and chain guard. Like most peoples VFR's I dont think this'll ever be complete, but Im very hapy with it at the moment, Just gotta get ot up and runnin'. Bring on the good weather!!!!!!!!
Any comments are much appreciated thanks!
Just tryin this to see if it works
Dan |
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nazzurro19
Familiar Member
United Kingdom
387 Posts |
Posted - 24/01/2008 : 20:22:39
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| whats the blue flame exhaust like as i just recently bought the evo dual port for my nc30 but as my bike is in 100 pieces atm its going to be sometime till i get to hear it lol can you backfire yours? |
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nc30boiii
Settled In Member
United Kingdom
102 Posts |
Posted - 24/01/2008 : 20:25:19
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mine sounds nice and quite loud, atm ive had the smaller baffle out, its not running at the moment but im on the road in a couple of weeks, just need a ful service,
Ive had the bike out a coupla times and never had it backfire in bout 4 hours riding |
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nazzurro19
Familiar Member
United Kingdom
387 Posts |
Posted - 24/01/2008 : 20:49:54
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| it dont happen naturally lol you got to make it happen |
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nc30boiii
Settled In Member
United Kingdom
102 Posts |
Posted - 24/01/2008 : 20:57:50
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| it backfires if revved too much when starting up, but i let it warm up well before i give it a good revvin, plus it scares me when it backfires cos its bloody loud!!!! |
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nazzurro19
Familiar Member
United Kingdom
387 Posts |
Posted - 24/01/2008 : 22:38:04
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| lol wicked thats what i like to hear the easiest way to back fire is go down the road at roughly like 20 mph turn the engine off leave it a sec or 2 then switch it on and BOOM! |
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matman
Familiar Member
United Kingdom
260 Posts |
Posted - 24/01/2008 : 23:31:17
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Originally posted by nazzurro19
lol wicked thats what i like to hear the easiest way to back fire is go down the road at roughly like 20 mph turn the engine off leave it a sec or 2 then switch it on and BOOM!
May sound cool but it causes a lot more pressure in the exhaust and I wouldn't recommend doing it a lot... |
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Coley
Senior Member
United Kingdom
1226 Posts |
Posted - 24/01/2008 : 23:37:47
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quote:
Originally posted by nazzurro19
lol wicked thats what i like to hear the easiest way to back fire is go down the road at roughly like 20 mph turn the engine off leave it a sec or 2 then switch it on and BOOM!
Can also burn the valves out... |
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si
pigeon chest
United Kingdom
5668 Posts |
Posted - 25/01/2008 : 08:19:33
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the best popping you can get from the exhaust is after raggin it down a straight somewhere and getting hard on the brakes, dropping the gears.....
thats nice......
bike looks good too. always liked the telefonica colours |
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the ouath
Familiar Member
United Kingdom
225 Posts |
Posted - 25/01/2008 : 08:32:49
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Blimey how do you get your collar so bright?(first pic) You must use a fantastic washing powder! Truelly whiter than white!
Oh,fantastic bike too |
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Tanuki
Bike washed twice a year
United Kingdom
8194 Posts |
Posted - 25/01/2008 : 08:40:24
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| feeling of Dejavu.... |
Ha ha ha, oh my God! I almost didn't do it, I almost didn't do it! I thought, is this in bad taste? But you know what, I went for it. I went for it and I'm so glad I did! Ooooh, worth it, totally worth it.
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nc30boiii
Settled In Member
United Kingdom
102 Posts |
Posted - 25/01/2008 : 08:55:24
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thanks for the comments guys,
I feel i have to give credit to the lad who owned the bike b4 me cos he did all the work up till now, if i was gonna design the plastics the bodywork form scratch this is the exact scheme id have done.
ive asked this a few times b4 but i always seem to trail off the point in posts,lol. but does anyone know for certain that if i dont put my exhaust heat guard on, or replace it, is my tyga barke reservoir gonna melt from the heat????????????????? cos if so im gonna have to bloody use it arent i and i wont get the full effect of polished pipes that i want!!
some other pics i took
Dan |
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Tanuki
Bike washed twice a year
United Kingdom
8194 Posts |
Posted - 25/01/2008 : 09:13:49
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Originally posted by nc30boiii
does anyone know for certain that if i dont put my exhaust heat guard on, or replace it, is my tyga barke reservoir gonna melt from the heat?????????????????
I know....
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Ha ha ha, oh my God! I almost didn't do it, I almost didn't do it! I thought, is this in bad taste? But you know what, I went for it. I went for it and I'm so glad I did! Ooooh, worth it, totally worth it.
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Kermit
Regular Member
United Kingdom
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Posted - 25/01/2008 : 14:10:14
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Nice bike only really let down be the exhaust. If you have the time then I think removing it and cleaning* it up would help make it look that bit more 'sorted' or at minimum refit the heatsheild to help hide it away better 
*clean = wirebrush or wirewheel, wet'n'dry, wirewool, autosol and probably some rust beater to eat away the worst of the surface rust....it would be 2 to 3 hours & 4 new gaskets well spent  |
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