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My first V2

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2011 2:39 pm
by chemomche
Hi, it`s been a few months since i got my Furestorm(yep i am in Europe).

It initially was planed as a bike just for cruising, because i already had a bike for the track and for fun, my precious KTM 620 turned to SuMo bike.

I wanted i bike that i will only ride and not spend time for modding and upgrading....but, as alway the thing seem to turn different



Here is the bike how i bought it
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I got it cheap, already pretty modded:

GSXR750 USD front end - 6 pots, 320mm rotors

Carbon cans

BMC air filter

fuel pump - tought it was OEM

CBR929 fairings, Castrol replica paint

Xenon spot light

(got it without the radial MC's and the steering damper)





The bike was not stopping good with the 6 pot and original MC so i put a 19mm NISSIN radial one. Got a set ot Ferodo SinterGrip pads and braided lines. Still haven`t installed the pads but the bike feels a lot better with the radial MC.



Reading the forum i had make a wish list for mods that will be done(may be not soon but some day)

- TPS mod - pretty easy and free

- Manual CCT - already bought OEM cbr cct and will make two manuals with the samo mesurements

- since i got cans and filter i need to play with the carbs - i am thinkig of 2 long funnels(got a spare air box with the bike) and shimming the needles may be 48 pilots also. I got an idea for SP1 funnels, also two long, but the seem more like Dr Honda`s and may be better.

- rear shock spacer - cheap and easy, then way not

- ignition advance - searching a way to make a cheap one myslelf

- pair removal - may be plus oil catch tank

- Iriduim sparkplugs - not sure if i already got them

- lighten the flywheel - looking for spare flywheel to do this, will not risk mine



this is the list for now

i know it will not give more hp on dyno, but i seek for throttle response and drivability, which are, IMHO more important than dyno numbers

Re: My first V2

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2011 3:27 pm
by agentpineapple
hi and welcome
i'm loving the fairings and endurance race look, i also like the painted frame/swingarm/rear subframe and bits and pieces.
where abouts in europe are you? because i have a spare standard flywheel you could have reasonably cheaply, depends on postage tho.
keep us informed of your progress with the bike...... :thumbup:

Re: My first V2

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2011 3:51 pm
by Kev L
Welcom to the forum, the bike looks to have had loads of work on it. The fairing suits the bike and produces a good line. Get the cct's done sooner rather than later to avoid a major bill featuring in your near future! Keep us posted on your progress.

Re: My first V2

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2011 4:07 pm
by karenvtr
Hello .. 8) bike :)

Re: My first V2

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2011 4:35 pm
by sirch345
Welcome to the forum :thumbup: You certainly do have some very tasty modifications there on your VTR 8)

Chris.

Re: My first V2

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2011 7:44 pm
by AMCQ46
Nice bike, some smart changes as well.

Welcome to the club

Re: My first V2

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2011 8:37 pm
by lumpyv
hello . like the bike. it s one of the most "different" storms on here ( in a good way).

cheers

Re: My first V2

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2011 10:47 pm
by pinkyfloyd
What they said.

Std Pinky welcome

My first V2

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2011 10:53 pm
by lloydie
Hello and welcome


Sorry officer
The voices made me do it

Re: My first V2

Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2011 12:44 am
by tony.mon
Don't bother modifying the timing rotor- It's more trouble than its worth, just buy a 4 degree Factory Pro one.

Although its possible to file the original one, checking it to see what advance you'll get throughout the whole range is not easy.

Re: My first V2

Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2011 9:06 am
by Jester666
bigspanishmarty wrote:...where abouts in europe are you? because i have a spare standard flywheel you could have reasonably cheaply, depends on postage tho...
Judging by the .bg domain tag on the photos I'd say he's in Bulgaria.

Re: My first V2

Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2011 2:08 pm
by vtwin goody
hi and welcome,very nice bike ya got there :thumbup: how much alteration did you have to do to make the cbr fairing fit :?: looks well smart

Re: My first V2

Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2011 5:26 pm
by CB_Phil
Welcome aboard, very nice machine you got yourself there man :thumbup:

Re: My first V2

Posted: Sun Dec 18, 2011 1:35 pm
by chemomche
Thaks for the warm wellcome!
Really glad that i am in V2 club :D
bigspanishmarty wrote:hi and welcome
where abouts in europe are you? because i have a spare standard flywheel you could have reasonably cheaply, depends on postage tho.
keep us informed of your progress with the bike...... :thumbup:
i am from Bulgaria, but it is no problem if you can ship it to UK - i got someone to collect the parts for me in UK when i buy from ebay.co.uk
Kev L wrote: Get the cct's done sooner rather than later to avoid a major bill featuring in your near future! Keep us posted on your progress.
i found a workshop that can machine maunal ccts for about 20 paunds a piece but they will not do less than 20 pieces
so i am looking for more candidates for cct to give an order
vtwin goody wrote:how much alteration did you have to do to make the cbr fairing fit :?: looks well smart
i got the bike this way, not sure what modifications are made to fit the fairings
i see custom brackets but they are not made so well i will need to make them again

not sure if it is due to the fairings or the front end but the brake and clutch master cylinders hit the clocks when i turn the handlebars


do not have much time to ride or for mods, but will keep you informed whats going on with the storm

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Re: My first V2

Posted: Sun Dec 18, 2011 1:53 pm
by Flatline
Welcome m8

I have some land in Balchik

Not got round to building on it yet