I found sites with OEM parts and sites with newer CBR parts, but nothing for my bike.

I know theres TONS of stuff out there, I just can't seem to find it. In specific I'm looking for some frame sliders, stainless steel brake lines and a slip on.

I suck at the internet I guess.....

 

Check here for slipons
http://www.pipecity.com/Search.../1994

I'm looking for the other stuff...one moment please

EDIT: Found all the stuff you asked for.

Found sliders

http://www.pipecity.com/Search.../1994

These people have intuitive sliders, I had these on my SV and knew people with them also, they work pretty good.

http://www.whitebuffaloracing....h=yes


Here are your brake lines
http://www.kneedraggers.com/li...600F2

These may not be the best prices around, but this stuff can be found if you look. Happy searching


http://www.cyclemall.net has some stuff for an F2 as well.



Modified by backlash at 3:39 PM 2/16/2006

 

I buy everything from Terra Powersports.

http://www.terra-powersports.com

If you need to find some parts, you can also try mawonline.com. I wouldn't buy anything from MAW, though. They charge ridiculous prices for shipping.

 

You guys rule, thanks.

Do slip on cans come with the pipe that attaches the can to the headers? The visible pipe that is?

To better explain, you have the pipe with a 2 inch pipe out the rear, then you have a 1 1/2' pipe that is visible before the pipe hides behind the plastics that connects the pipe to the header. That pipe. The mid-pipe?

 

Slip-ons typically do not come with the mid-pipe.

You can usually see the joint where the slip-on will attach to the stock piping. I think a friend of mine paid close to $400 for his Arrow slip-on, and it was another $100-150 for the mid-pipe.

And damn backlash...you're an internet *****...all over the place.

 

dont forget ebay.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by marmaladeboy &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Slip-ons typically do not come with the mid-pipe.

You can usually see the joint where the slip-on will attach to the stock piping. I think a friend of mine paid close to $400 for his Arrow slip-on, and it was another $100-150 for the mid-pipe.

And damn backlash...you're an internet *****...all over the place. </TD></TR></TABLE>
Yep, that's me I make good use of the Internet while I'm at work hehe

 

 

D&D has slip ons and full system exhaust for the F2, you can pm me for all the prices and info.