View Poll Results: VTROTM Septenber 2015
Upland111
7
87.50%
COLE
1
12.50%
Voters: 8. You may not vote on this poll
VTROTM September 2015
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Senior Member
SuperBike
Joined: Sep 2010
Posts: 1,994
From: Bisbee, AZ
VTROTM September 2015
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Open to all Super Hawk Forum Members.
You are limited to 1 entry per month.
You can only nominate your own VTR. (projects, daily riders)
Candidates will be nominated up until the 15th of the month or when 15 nominees have been made, whichever comes first.
A poll will then be set up (on the 16th if less than 15 nominees)
for everyone to vote for VTROTM for that month and close on the last day of the month.
All participants who vote will get to vote only once per month so make it count!
Negative comments, criticism, harassment, and all around bad manner wont be tolerated.
If you have won VTR of the month, you cannot enter your bike for 12 months.
In the event of a tie, a 7 day poll will be set up to break the tie.
Rules subject to change / amendment at any time.
Description of a candidates bike should include the following If available:
owners name
year
color(s)
modifications
Open to all Super Hawk Forum Members.
You are limited to 1 entry per month.
You can only nominate your own VTR. (projects, daily riders)
Candidates will be nominated up until the 15th of the month or when 15 nominees have been made, whichever comes first.
A poll will then be set up (on the 16th if less than 15 nominees)
for everyone to vote for VTROTM for that month and close on the last day of the month.
All participants who vote will get to vote only once per month so make it count!
Negative comments, criticism, harassment, and all around bad manner wont be tolerated.
If you have won VTR of the month, you cannot enter your bike for 12 months.
In the event of a tie, a 7 day poll will be set up to break the tie.
Rules subject to change / amendment at any time.
Description of a candidates bike should include the following If available:
owners name
year
color(s)
modifications
Senior Member
SuperBike
Joined: Mar 2012
Posts: 1,544
From: New South Wales Australia
Come on guys,
I know that there must be some great bikes out there.
Please post them up here !
No matter what condition your bike is in, no matter how many or how little mods it has , please post it !
I know that there must be some great bikes out there.
Please post them up here !
No matter what condition your bike is in, no matter how many or how little mods it has , please post it !
Member
Superstock
Joined: Jul 2009
Posts: 285
From: Snohomish, WA.
05' VTR
For the heck of it....
Here Goes, in no particular order;
Forks Re-Valved/Re-Sprung Parts suppliedfrom DMr
DMr F4i Rear Shock + 3mm spacer
F4i Front Calipers & Master CylinderEBC pads
“Hel” Braided Brake lines all around
Coerce Brace – Shortened fork guards
Carbon Fender extender
Pyramid Lower
Sargent Seat
Apex Bars w/ 3” adj. risers
Adj/folding levers
Sato Racing Stainless bar ends
Mirror Extenders
Scotts Steering Damper
Frame Sliders
Koso LED Voltage gauge & relay
Sigma BC 16-12
Duel USB outlet
Factory Pro Shift Star and Detent Kit
DMr Shifter and Heim Joint linkage
Cycle Pirate 360 Pegs
CBR1000 Side Stand
Renthal Frt/ SuperSprox Rear DID X Rg16/42
Flow Commander/Pilot Thumb Screws
Coil-on-cap
Lightened Flywheel (Thanks Eric)
Ceramic coated Header and mid pipes
Leo Vince Muffs w/Conical End caps
Proton Frt/Rizoma RR/ Haknslash LED TailMod/ Clear Lens
Add 30LED Brake/Tail Boltz LED
All LED through LED specific Relay
Manual CCT’s, Mosfet RR
No Pair TPS +/- 500
Anti-Gravity Li-Ion Battery
Gorilla Alarm
Stomp Grips
That’s all I can remember for now….
Here Goes, in no particular order;
Forks Re-Valved/Re-Sprung Parts suppliedfrom DMr
DMr F4i Rear Shock + 3mm spacer
F4i Front Calipers & Master CylinderEBC pads
“Hel” Braided Brake lines all around
Coerce Brace – Shortened fork guards
Carbon Fender extender
Pyramid Lower
Sargent Seat
Apex Bars w/ 3” adj. risers
Adj/folding levers
Sato Racing Stainless bar ends
Mirror Extenders
Scotts Steering Damper
Frame Sliders
Koso LED Voltage gauge & relay
Sigma BC 16-12
Duel USB outlet
Factory Pro Shift Star and Detent Kit
DMr Shifter and Heim Joint linkage
Cycle Pirate 360 Pegs
CBR1000 Side Stand
Renthal Frt/ SuperSprox Rear DID X Rg16/42
Flow Commander/Pilot Thumb Screws
Coil-on-cap
Lightened Flywheel (Thanks Eric)
Ceramic coated Header and mid pipes
Leo Vince Muffs w/Conical End caps
Proton Frt/Rizoma RR/ Haknslash LED TailMod/ Clear Lens
Add 30LED Brake/Tail Boltz LED
All LED through LED specific Relay
Manual CCT’s, Mosfet RR
No Pair TPS +/- 500
Anti-Gravity Li-Ion Battery
Gorilla Alarm
Stomp Grips
That’s all I can remember for now….
Last edited by Wolverine; Sep 11, 2015 at 07:58 PM. Reason: changing picture size
Rex Kramer-Thrill Seeker
SuperBike
Joined: Jan 2011
Posts: 2,312
From: Brookfield, WI
Dang Upland, where have you been hiding this super clean bike of yours!? Wow!
My bike isn't completely assembled yet, but I will be entering this month no matter what. It will be some good competition!
My bike isn't completely assembled yet, but I will be entering this month no matter what. It will be some good competition!
Crash
Superstock
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 309
From: nashville
here's my baby
2002
Ford Race Red paint with satin clear coat
2 into 1 carbon fiber Jardine RT-1 exhaust
Ti mid pipe with custom y pipe
520 gold protapered chain
oversized radiator
3300 cfm fan with hayden adjustable fan switch
trail tech vapor pro
4 row oil cooler w/ AN fittings and stainless steel lines
homemade undertail
clear alternatives integrated tail light
smoothed inside of airbox
manual CCT's
painted cases and forks black
2002
Ford Race Red paint with satin clear coat
2 into 1 carbon fiber Jardine RT-1 exhaust
Ti mid pipe with custom y pipe
520 gold protapered chain
oversized radiator
3300 cfm fan with hayden adjustable fan switch
trail tech vapor pro
4 row oil cooler w/ AN fittings and stainless steel lines
homemade undertail
clear alternatives integrated tail light
smoothed inside of airbox
manual CCT's
painted cases and forks black
Last edited by COLE; Sep 11, 2015 at 09:41 PM.
Member
Superstock
Joined: Jul 2009
Posts: 285
From: Snohomish, WA.
Hey guys really appreciate all the fantastic tips, tricks, info, purchases and projects that I have procured from this forum and it's members since 09' when I picked up my S-Hawk.
One of the really neat things about the Superhawk (or any other pre-electronics machines), is that you can make it your own. Choose the mods that work for you and or you can afford, suit to your taste, add gas, and go have fun. Cole's naked machine and numerous others on this forum are nice examples of that too.
I just got back last month from a nearly 2,000 mile trip to Lassen Volcanic National Park on our annual Bro's and Co. ride. Not a single hiccup, hitch or glitch from the Hawk. You can't ask for more than that from a 10 YO bike.
One of the best roads I have ever been on in my life was HWY 36, from Red Bluff CA. to Arcada CA. Wow, over 100 miles of the most twisty, turny, cambered, hilly and fun filled Northern California road you can imagine. At a rest stop half way through, we met a Guy on a new 2016 BMW. He said he retired and planned on moving to Redding for a year just to ride this highway. Then he added, that was 11 years ago....and with that he smiled and said, have fun boys, be safe! And off he went. Oh, and Lassen was a neat destination, we just happen to be there on the 100th anniversary of the last eruption, from 1915.
Cheers!
One of the really neat things about the Superhawk (or any other pre-electronics machines), is that you can make it your own. Choose the mods that work for you and or you can afford, suit to your taste, add gas, and go have fun. Cole's naked machine and numerous others on this forum are nice examples of that too.
I just got back last month from a nearly 2,000 mile trip to Lassen Volcanic National Park on our annual Bro's and Co. ride. Not a single hiccup, hitch or glitch from the Hawk. You can't ask for more than that from a 10 YO bike.
One of the best roads I have ever been on in my life was HWY 36, from Red Bluff CA. to Arcada CA. Wow, over 100 miles of the most twisty, turny, cambered, hilly and fun filled Northern California road you can imagine. At a rest stop half way through, we met a Guy on a new 2016 BMW. He said he retired and planned on moving to Redding for a year just to ride this highway. Then he added, that was 11 years ago....and with that he smiled and said, have fun boys, be safe! And off he went. Oh, and Lassen was a neat destination, we just happen to be there on the 100th anniversary of the last eruption, from 1915.
Cheers!
Last edited by Upland111; Nov 5, 2015 at 09:15 PM.
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