STREETFIGHTER
STREETFIGHTER
Yes it is awsome its Daz Sear's he is a member on hear i bought some spondon bars of him ive seen the bike at his house and its really special
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stormsmasher
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VTR MOD
Well in that case i must be in your debt 
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Squiffythewombat
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that is the best Firestorm streetfighter i have ever seen. you say it is little too special for most but not for VTR1000.org web site members i think, i love it and if i had the money..mmmmmm 
Hi Daz,
That was a bit of a shock when I opened the link to find your pride and joy facing me
At first I was wondering what your next project might be, but after reading your reasons for listing it on Ebay I see that might not be the case.
It's good to see the under-seat exhausts, they finish it off nicely imo, there was nothing wrong with the 2 into 1 pipe but I prefer what you have now
Good luck with it mate which ever way it goes,
Chris.
That was a bit of a shock when I opened the link to find your pride and joy facing me
At first I was wondering what your next project might be, but after reading your reasons for listing it on Ebay I see that might not be the case. It's good to see the under-seat exhausts, they finish it off nicely imo, there was nothing wrong with the 2 into 1 pipe but I prefer what you have now
Good luck with it mate which ever way it goes,
Chris.
STREEFIGHTER MMMMMMmmmmmmmmmm
It looks amazing Chris doesnt it ,it looks even better up close, thanks to you Chris i went to meet Daz after you put me intouch with him on my very first posting on the forum.sirch345 wrote:Hi Daz,
That was a bit of a shock when I opened the link to find your pride and joy facing me
It's good to see the under-seat exhausts, they finish it off nicely imo, there was nothing wrong with the 2 into 1 pipe but I prefer what you have now
Good luck with it mate which ever way it goes,
Chris.
Daz has been helping me with my conversion ive been picking his brain for the last couple of months so it has come on in leaps and bounds.
So a big thankyou to you Chris and to Daz!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Re: STREEFIGHTER MMMMMMmmmmmmmmmm
You're right Alan it does look amazing, Daz has done a good job therealan wrote: It looks amazing Chris doesnt it ,it looks even better up close, thanks to you Chris i went to meet Daz after you put me intouch with him on my very first posting on the forum.
Daz has been helping me with my conversion ive been picking his brain for the last couple of months so it has come on in leaps and bounds.
So a big thankyou to you Chris and to Daz!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That must have been good to actually see the bike close up Thanks for the compliment, I expect Daz will be saying ah so it's you Chris I have to thank, for Alan pestering me all the time for info
Only joking mate I've always found Daz a very helpful person and I'm sure if he didn't want to help you or if he didn't have the time he'd have said Chris.
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stormsmasher
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Thanks for the kind remarks guys, I do kind of get a buzz out of helping people where the VTR is concerned.
I believe the bike should have had most of my mods done by Honda and it would have been a great seller.
I am getting loads of interest on the exhausts so it's my time to say a huge thankyou to my mate Wayne Jackson who owns JACexhausts.
I obviously get a rood service being best mates with him but I can't promote his wore enoung he is a bit of a super star where exhausts are concerned. His web site details at http://www.jacexhausts.co.uk for more details.
If I don't sell the bike I will no doubt change the back end for one that allows pillion passengers, thinking about an R1 setup looking at Mario Nava's web page. If this is the case then my complete back end will be for sale, this will include the exhaust, rear subframe & tail unit/LED light.
Watch this space for details, I have no idea what price though... probably determined by that of a scrap R1 unit since the exhausts will be no issue to me.
Daz
I believe the bike should have had most of my mods done by Honda and it would have been a great seller.
I am getting loads of interest on the exhausts so it's my time to say a huge thankyou to my mate Wayne Jackson who owns JACexhausts.
I obviously get a rood service being best mates with him but I can't promote his wore enoung he is a bit of a super star where exhausts are concerned. His web site details at http://www.jacexhausts.co.uk for more details.
If I don't sell the bike I will no doubt change the back end for one that allows pillion passengers, thinking about an R1 setup looking at Mario Nava's web page. If this is the case then my complete back end will be for sale, this will include the exhaust, rear subframe & tail unit/LED light.
Watch this space for details, I have no idea what price though... probably determined by that of a scrap R1 unit since the exhausts will be no issue to me.
Daz
