Hi. New VTR owner from the Netherlands.

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Re: Hi. New VTR owner from the Netherlands.

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Welcome along :wave:

Nice write up and pics :clap:
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hi gilles.

nice looking bike . welcome
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Re: Hi. New VTR owner from the Netherlands.

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@carl
Tnks for the info.
Very much appreciated! Washing down the bike I did with dreft (in England it is known as fairy I believe) . That works perfectly.
But getting the shine off the tank I thought was not possible. (Silly me, because I didn't look into it)
But I'll give your info a look, would be nice if I get the tank the same black matte "shine" as the rest of the fairing.
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Gilles wrote:@carl
Tnks for the info.
Very much appreciated! Washing down the bike I did with dreft (in England it is known as fairy I believe) . That works perfectly.
But getting the shine off the tank I thought was not possible. (Silly me, because I didn't look into it)
But I'll give your info a look, would be nice if I get the tank the same black matte "shine" as the rest of the fairing.
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Good luck with getting the tank to match the fairings after a good clean, it does my bloody head in some days :lol: Although I imagine it's worse for you if it's been polished! :thumbdown:

Welcome to the forum, I'm always happy to see another matte black beauty!!
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Welcome to the forum mate, its good to have you here.

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En ook welkom hier vanaf 50 minuten rijden van je vandaan :lol: (Middelburg)

Another Dutchman :thumbup: I will continue in English otherwise everybody will think we're talking about them :)
Nice bike, I like the colour! Can I ask where'd you get those crashpads?

Also, maybe I've got another interesting link for you, when you haven't discovered it yet. it's this one.

Good luck with the mods!
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Damn, seems I put an almost identical message in your tread...
Hmmz.... Haha
Nope, not related I think..
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-Floris- wrote:En ook welkom hier vanaf 50 minuten rijden van je vandaan :lol: (Middelburg)

Another Dutchman :thumbup: I will continue in English otherwise everybody will think we're talking about them :)
Nice bike, I like the colour! Can I ask where'd you get those crashpads?/quote]
Ebay!
Loaded with them, these are from the U.S. , still costing enough, but cheaper than new fairings, (on the stupid mistakes)
-Floris- wrote: Also, maybe I've got another interesting link for you, when you haven't discovered it yet. it's this one.
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-Floris- wrote: Good luck with the mods!
Tnks, same there! :thumbup:
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Don't forget we have translation software and some of the best cryptographers in the world. :biggrin
Also, maybe I've got another interesting link for you, when you haven't discovered it yet. it's this one.
Some nice bikes over there.

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Great intro, and welcome to the club.... Looks like you will fit in well :thumbup:
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Re: Hi. New VTR owner from the Netherlands.

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Gilles wrote:Damn, seems I put an almost identical message in your tread...
Hmmz.... Haha
Nope, not related I think..
Haha I noticed :D I will have a look on ebay when I want to order some of those crashpads, thanks.
cybercarl wrote:Don't forget we have translation software and some of the best cryptographers in the world. :biggrin
Also, maybe I've got another interesting link for you, when you haven't discovered it yet. it's this one.
Some nice bikes over there.

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What a coincidence, the bike you show is owned by somebody who lives maybe 10 minutes from my place. Since that picture there has been some progress, I don't know everything but I do know he had his frame and swingarm coated black and his fairings are now being painted. He wouldn't tell me what the colour will be, so that will be a surprise :think:

His other bike is also quite modified, it has the front/side fairing of a cbr '05 if I'm correct. (and many other mods)
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