Everything a VTR should be
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Squid
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From: Winnipeg
Everything a VTR should be
Here she is boys
My 2000 VTR 1000
Sharskinz lower
MIG Full shotgun exhaust
2002 GSXR 1000 6 piston Front brake calipers and Master cylinder
6 Gallon carbon fiber gas tank
LED brake lights/turnsignals
modified air box with top venting
Sigma sport BC 800 speedo
40 HP shot of Nitrous full wet system with purge
undertail and hugger
Theres more but I am too lazzy to list them.
Enjoy
My 2000 VTR 1000
Sharskinz lower
MIG Full shotgun exhaust
2002 GSXR 1000 6 piston Front brake calipers and Master cylinder
6 Gallon carbon fiber gas tank
LED brake lights/turnsignals
modified air box with top venting
Sigma sport BC 800 speedo
40 HP shot of Nitrous full wet system with purge
undertail and hugger
Theres more but I am too lazzy to list them.
Enjoy
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Squid
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From: Winnipeg
Re: Everything a VTR should be
Carbon fiber tank is from
http://home.earthlink.net/~watanabekiyo/vtrpage.htm
The decal is a stock decal. The only other decal on the bike is another stock decal on top of the tail section that says "Honda"
It's nice because the bike is pretty plain (just a solid color)
Originally there was a third decal of the tank that said Firestorm. But...the tank is now sitting in my garage replaced with that huge F**king carbon fiber one. I can get 350 KM out of a tank on the highway......hahahahahahaha.
http://home.earthlink.net/~watanabekiyo/vtrpage.htm
The decal is a stock decal. The only other decal on the bike is another stock decal on top of the tail section that says "Honda"
It's nice because the bike is pretty plain (just a solid color)
Originally there was a third decal of the tank that said Firestorm. But...the tank is now sitting in my garage replaced with that huge F**king carbon fiber one. I can get 350 KM out of a tank on the highway......hahahahahahaha.
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Re: Everything a VTR should be
Carbon fiber tank is from
http://home.earthlink.net/~watanabekiyo/vtrpage.htm
I can get 350 KM out of a tank on the highway......hahahahahahaha.
http://home.earthlink.net/~watanabekiyo/vtrpage.htm
I can get 350 KM out of a tank on the highway......hahahahahahaha.
https://www.superhawkforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=900I know NOS is non-flammable but seeing that bottle hanging out there makes me nervous.
When do you like getting "juiced": Roll-ons, running hard thru the gears, monster wheelies? 
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Squid
Joined: Aug 2004
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From: Winnipeg
Re: Everything a VTR should be
Carbon fiber tank is from
http://home.earthlink.net/~watanabekiyo/vtrpage.htm
I can get 350 KM out of a tank on the highway......hahahahahahaha.
http://home.earthlink.net/~watanabekiyo/vtrpage.htm
I can get 350 KM out of a tank on the highway......hahahahahahaha.
https://www.superhawkforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=900I know NOS is non-flammable but seeing that bottle hanging out there makes me nervous.
When do you like getting "juiced": Roll-ons, running hard thru the gears, monster wheelies? Nice Job on the VFR tank, I would have gone that route but I actually found this Carbon fiber tank on E-bay. Paid $700 for it.
My nitrous bottle is actually being protected by a black Frame slider that came off my ZX6R race bike so any concerns are settled. The only scarry thing I have to deal with is when I carry passengers cause the passenger footpeg is actually built into the bracket that holds the nitrous tank. The last thing I need is a passenger to kick the nozzle off the tank.
I usually hit the nitrous near the end of 3rd gear and all of 4th and 5th and 6TH.
If I hit it too low in 3rd or 4th, the front end of the bike has a mind of it's own and will come up FAST.
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Squid
Joined: Aug 2004
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From: Winnipeg
Re: Everything a VTR should be
Carbon fiber tank is from
http://home.earthlink.net/~watanabekiyo/vtrpage.htm
I can get 350 KM out of a tank on the highway......hahahahahahaha.
http://home.earthlink.net/~watanabekiyo/vtrpage.htm
I can get 350 KM out of a tank on the highway......hahahahahahaha.
https://www.superhawkforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=900I know NOS is non-flammable but seeing that bottle hanging out there makes me nervous.
When do you like getting "juiced": Roll-ons, running hard thru the gears, monster wheelies? Nice Job on the VFR tank, I would have gone that route but I actually found this Carbon fiber tank on E-bay. Paid $700 for it.
My nitrous bottle is actually being protected by a black Frame slider that came off my ZX6R race bike so any concerns are settled. The only scarry thing I have to deal with is when I carry passengers cause the passenger footpeg is actually built into the bracket that holds the nitrous tank. The last thing I need is a passenger to kick the nozzle off the tank.
I usually hit the nitrous near the end of 3rd gear and all of 4th and 5th and 6TH.
If I hit it too low in 3rd or 4th, the front end of the bike has a mind of it's own and will come up FAST.
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Squid
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From: Winnipeg
Re: Everything a VTR should be
The Wires to the BC 800 pickup are protected by a heavy duty wire loom that I used to protect the thin wires that lead from the speedo to the pickup sensor.
As for the red box beside my guages.....well thats the my custom made Nitrous control box. You can also see from the attached picturs that I have a Nitrous purge line that runs to my left mirror.
To activate my nitrous, I have to:
1) toggle the Nitrous switch to power up my nitrous solenoid
2) toggle the secondary fuel pump and fuel solenoid switch
3) toggle the ARM (red) switch to arm my stock horn button.
When I want to fire the Nitrous, I then just hit the horn button and she rocks!
All three swithes metioned above must be toggled in order for the system to work at all. I also have a fuel pressure switch that does not allow the nitrous to fire unless my fuel solenoid fires first and has pressure.
It's a cool setup and works well.
IGeorgeI
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Squid
Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 77
From: ontario
nice VTR! that's bad A$$!
btw, here's another larger tank option, cheaper than the $1800 one ( http://home.earthlink.net/~watanabekiyo/vtrpage.htm ) but $1100 is still pricey!
http://www.eti-fuelcel.com/Honda.html
anyone have this? or does anyone make an ALUMINUM larger capacity tank?
btw, here's another larger tank option, cheaper than the $1800 one ( http://home.earthlink.net/~watanabekiyo/vtrpage.htm ) but $1100 is still pricey!
http://www.eti-fuelcel.com/Honda.html
anyone have this? or does anyone make an ALUMINUM larger capacity tank?
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