photoshop fairing crop
- robertisinoz
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photoshop fairing crop
Hi all
when I got my VTR a few months ago it was got for track days and to tinker with but still keeping it road legal.
one of my plans was to trim the fairing down somewhat to show off the engine the problem with that is the side rads.
my plan is to move them under the seat or one at the front and one under the seat.
so to start I thought i would try and see what it would look like with photoshop.
So i spent the evening pulling things off and taking photos then spent some time at the computer fiddling with them.
any comments would be interesting.
This is it just about standard. minnie indicators and chopped under tail.
this next photo is rads moved out of sight the oiler cooler moved down and twice as tall like a Suzuki SV1000 or DL1000 and a trimmed fairing.
This third photo is bottom cowling thing removed and the fairing trimmed down even more.
The indicators have gone but might get some mirrors with indicators built in
the last photo is if I have to put in a small rad at the front and one under the seat
well what do you think.
cheers
Rob
when I got my VTR a few months ago it was got for track days and to tinker with but still keeping it road legal.
one of my plans was to trim the fairing down somewhat to show off the engine the problem with that is the side rads.
my plan is to move them under the seat or one at the front and one under the seat.
so to start I thought i would try and see what it would look like with photoshop.
So i spent the evening pulling things off and taking photos then spent some time at the computer fiddling with them.
any comments would be interesting.
This is it just about standard. minnie indicators and chopped under tail.
this next photo is rads moved out of sight the oiler cooler moved down and twice as tall like a Suzuki SV1000 or DL1000 and a trimmed fairing.
This third photo is bottom cowling thing removed and the fairing trimmed down even more.
The indicators have gone but might get some mirrors with indicators built in
the last photo is if I have to put in a small rad at the front and one under the seat
well what do you think.
cheers
Rob
2002 Honda VTR1000
2006 Suzuki DL1000
Past Bikes
Yamaha TDM900, Yamaha RD350LC, Suzuki Freewind650, Suzuki Bandit600
2006 Suzuki DL1000
Past Bikes
Yamaha TDM900, Yamaha RD350LC, Suzuki Freewind650, Suzuki Bandit600
Re: photoshop fairing crop
From the land of the Superhawk..
And fit some manual CCTs while modding! ;-)
And fit some manual CCTs while modding! ;-)
It may be that your whole purpose in life is simply to serve as a warning to others.
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Re: photoshop fairing crop
Interesting how the front rad improves the looks in the forth pic. I have always like the front end on Motostorms bike. Rather than remove the rear part of the fairing he's removed the front and then fitted a diffrent headlight and surround
http://www.vtr1000.org/phpBB3/viewtopic ... 66#p240428
I'm not sure how efficient a rad mounted at the rear under the seat would be plus you loose what little storage area there is.
If you want to show off the engine more then get polishing
http://www.vtr1000.org/phpBB3/viewtopic ... 53#p114592
http://www.vtr1000.org/phpBB3/viewtopic ... 66#p240428
I'm not sure how efficient a rad mounted at the rear under the seat would be plus you loose what little storage area there is.
If you want to show off the engine more then get polishing
http://www.vtr1000.org/phpBB3/viewtopic ... 53#p114592
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Re: photoshop fairing crop
Hi rod
could you do one with the fairing cut along the bottom of the frame just to see what it would look like
thanks
could you do one with the fairing cut along the bottom of the frame just to see what it would look like
thanks
told you not to but oh no you knew better
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Re: photoshop fairing crop
I'm really liking thisWicky wrote:From the land of the Superhawk..
And fit some manual CCTs while modding! ;-)
- bigtwinthing
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Re: photoshop fairing crop
i love ya comp skills, i can do a spreadsheet .
personally for me a SSSA is the ultimate on any bike, i still think the 916 is amazing and the new Diaval looks superb.
If i could have ridden my Storm without the vibes i would have had a SSSA next for sure. ( with white wheels)
i like the cut down faring too.
personally for me a SSSA is the ultimate on any bike, i still think the 916 is amazing and the new Diaval looks superb.
If i could have ridden my Storm without the vibes i would have had a SSSA next for sure. ( with white wheels)
i like the cut down faring too.
missing the noise, not the vibes. However never say never!
- bigtwinthing
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Re: photoshop fairing crop
Oh and i would chop the seat for a single with nowt behind it.
missing the noise, not the vibes. However never say never!
- robertisinoz
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Re: photoshop fairing crop
Hi not to sure what you meant. Did you mean something like this. You would have to have another way of securing the lower part as the bit that bolts to the frame is now gone.macdee wrote:Hi rod
could you do one with the fairing cut along the bottom of the frame just to see what it would look like
thanks
I like it. I have also trimed down the screen as it has a double bubble screen just now and may go back to a standard size black screen and removed the bolt holes on the frame.
also the cct are on my list to do I want to mod the originals so will have to pull it to bits for a few days and I'm off to the track next week so its have to wait a couple of weeks. as for a sssa and heavy tail mods that sounds expensive so is on the back burner for now. once I'm happy with the front i may tinker with the exhaust.
Rob
2002 Honda VTR1000
2006 Suzuki DL1000
Past Bikes
Yamaha TDM900, Yamaha RD350LC, Suzuki Freewind650, Suzuki Bandit600
2006 Suzuki DL1000
Past Bikes
Yamaha TDM900, Yamaha RD350LC, Suzuki Freewind650, Suzuki Bandit600
Re: photoshop fairing crop
as said it looks a bit sv1000 in some pics, very nice.. that red bike has the rear caliper underslung to clear the bracing on the swingarm? any ideas how that was done?
the older i get,the faster i was
Re: photoshop fairing crop
http://www.vtr1000.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=31764
Seek and yee shall find. E.Marquez has a build thread for it somewhere too. I didn't have that bookmarked sorry, so you will have to search.
Seek and yee shall find. E.Marquez has a build thread for it somewhere too. I didn't have that bookmarked sorry, so you will have to search.
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Re: photoshop fairing crop
It may be that your whole purpose in life is simply to serve as a warning to others.
VTR Firestorm and other bikes t-shirts
VTR Firestorm and other bikes t-shirts
Re: photoshop fairing crop
cheers carlos . a bit of topic but iv a brace to get welded on (from a blade swingarm) and looking at options for the rear brake..cybercarl wrote:http://www.vtr1000.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=31764
Seek and yee shall find. E.Marquez has a build thread for it somewhere too. I didn't have that bookmarked sorry, so you will have to search.
the older i get,the faster i was