Just bought my 929rr yeah its a streetfighter too.
Picked it up today. Let me know what you think. Lots of mods. Im still trying to decide if its too fast for me or not. Im thinking so because I having even hardly opened it up at all. I might sell it I don't know. Anyways stay safe.


Just don't whack the throttle open at 9k rpm. You're gonna be wiping your *** with your rear tire.
IMO, the tank looks too big for the rest of the chopped/street-fightered bike.
And you'll be needing new tires soon.
IMO, the tank looks too big for the rest of the chopped/street-fightered bike.
And you'll be needing new tires soon.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 1bar »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i think it's ugly as ****, but thats my opinion.
Either way at least your out riding
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+1
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IMO, the tank looks too big for the rest of the chopped/street-fightered bike.</TD></TR></TABLE>
+1 +1 hahhahahahhahaha
Either way at least your out riding
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by marmaladeboy »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Just don't whack the throttle open at 9k rpm. You're gonna be wiping your *** with your rear tire.
IMO, the tank looks too big for the rest of the chopped/street-fightered bike.</TD></TR></TABLE>
+1 +1 hahhahahahhahaha
Well to each his own....obviously...haha
I like it and thats all that really matters cause its mine.
It makes me smile, maybe some crazy mother/child relationship who knows
Thanks for the opinions
I like it and thats all that really matters cause its mine.
It makes me smile, maybe some crazy mother/child relationship who knows
Thanks for the opinions
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I like it and thats all that really matters cause its mine.
It makes me smile, maybe some crazy mother/child relationship who knows
Thanks for the opinions</TD></TR></TABLE>
How much did you pay for it?
I like it and thats all that really matters cause its mine.
It makes me smile, maybe some crazy mother/child relationship who knows
Thanks for the opinions</TD></TR></TABLE>
How much did you pay for it?
Well it has the possibility to be ok...i guess.
But you got alot of ******* work today...and at LEAST do something to block the back of the seat from the rear tire.
But you got alot of ******* work today...and at LEAST do something to block the back of the seat from the rear tire.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 4-ageTOg63 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">But you got alot of ******* work today...and at LEAST do something to block the back of the seat from the rear tire.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Not really... when was the list time you used your passenger cowell to stay on the bike? Me, never.
Good pick. I like it. My only advice is to get the frame properly powder coated, clean the motor, and get some real paint for the tank and remaining plastic
Not really... when was the list time you used your passenger cowell to stay on the bike? Me, never.
Good pick. I like it. My only advice is to get the frame properly powder coated, clean the motor, and get some real paint for the tank and remaining plastic
a lot... you must either never get on the gas or well have a slow bike. that lil lip on the back of my seat helps keeps me in place. Specially when riding hard
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Not really... when was the list time you used your passenger cowell to stay on the bike? Me, never.
Good pick. I like it. My only advice is to get the frame properly powder coated, clean the motor, and get some real paint for the tank and remaining plastic
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In the event of an emergency...i would not want to be thrown back down the tire and sucked under. Oh...and my pack holds me in place on the <U>cowl</U> alot of the time.
ALSO, that sprocket is rediculously too big.
Not really... when was the list time you used your passenger cowell to stay on the bike? Me, never.
Good pick. I like it. My only advice is to get the frame properly powder coated, clean the motor, and get some real paint for the tank and remaining plastic
</TD></TR></TABLE>In the event of an emergency...i would not want to be thrown back down the tire and sucked under. Oh...and my pack holds me in place on the <U>cowl</U> alot of the time.
ALSO, that sprocket is rediculously too big.
THAT LOOKS F$(@&U*#HING AWESOME!!!!!!!!
Seriously, I dig man. That is tight! The rear part of the seat is pretty functional though, I would look into getting a tiny lip thing put on there to hold you on. Other then that, it is cosmetically stunning....I would rock it in a heartbeat.
Seriously, I dig man. That is tight! The rear part of the seat is pretty functional though, I would look into getting a tiny lip thing put on there to hold you on. Other then that, it is cosmetically stunning....I would rock it in a heartbeat.
i think it looks damn cool—stealthy and purposeful. maybe get a rear hugger to CYA.
and might as well toss out the chain guard.
and might as well toss out the chain guard.
Thats the ugliest tank I've ever seen...They put fairings on a bike for a reason..To each their own..Ride safe man...
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Oh, I see! Because I know how to ride then my bike must suck or I'm a *****?
Nevermind what your proper body position should be. If you're using your seat cowl to keep you in place then you've got awful form. When accelerating you should be as close to on top of the tank as you can get. Watch superbike, GP, anything, the guys on the 500 2 strokes - they've got inches worth miles of space between their butt and the back of the seat. You should only scoot your butt back during braking and if you can't figure out where your seat ends then you've got bigger problems.
If your flying back then you're holding on with your arms. You should not be holding on with your arms. If you're using your arms to locate your body then you've giving the bike uncessary inputs. Your legs should determine your body control.
I've got 3 bikes. I ride every day that it doesn't snow. I've never had an emergency that has me sitting on my passenger seat cowell or ever coming close.
Oh, I see! Because I know how to ride then my bike must suck or I'm a *****?
Nevermind what your proper body position should be. If you're using your seat cowl to keep you in place then you've got awful form. When accelerating you should be as close to on top of the tank as you can get. Watch superbike, GP, anything, the guys on the 500 2 strokes - they've got inches worth miles of space between their butt and the back of the seat. You should only scoot your butt back during braking and if you can't figure out where your seat ends then you've got bigger problems.
If your flying back then you're holding on with your arms. You should not be holding on with your arms. If you're using your arms to locate your body then you've giving the bike uncessary inputs. Your legs should determine your body control.
I've got 3 bikes. I ride every day that it doesn't snow. I've never had an emergency that has me sitting on my passenger seat cowell or ever coming close.
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I've got 3 bikes</TD></TR></TABLE>
No you dont. A pile of parts from 3 bikes in a corner doesnt count as 2 bikes.
I've got 3 bikes</TD></TR></TABLE>
No you dont. A pile of parts from 3 bikes in a corner doesnt count as 2 bikes.
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No you dont. A pile of parts from 3 bikes in a corner doesnt count as 2 bikes.</TD></TR></TABLE>
There's totally 2 frames!
+ 1 running bike
No you dont. A pile of parts from 3 bikes in a corner doesnt count as 2 bikes.</TD></TR></TABLE>
There's totally 2 frames!
+ 1 running bike
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I've got 3 bikes. I ride every day that it doesn't snow. I've never had an emergency that has me sitting on my passenger seat cowell or ever coming close.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Nobody said that you sit on the passenger cowl when you encounter an emergency situation....what was said is...
When your back tire gets love tapped from Mrs. soccer mom USA who isn't paying attention on her cell phone, and the bike jumps forward, and your pushed back...you are ******* dead. Period. Your *** hits that tire at speed and i don't care how strong you are...you are going back, down, to the ground, and under said soccer mom's vehicle....
A bike is NOT meant to have a seat like that. Plain and simple. Period, end of story. No bike in production has ever been built like that for SAFETY reasons. Something needs to be done at this point to that seat/rear tire to make it safe...a hugger (if big enough) could solve the problem.
I've got 3 bikes. I ride every day that it doesn't snow. I've never had an emergency that has me sitting on my passenger seat cowell or ever coming close.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Nobody said that you sit on the passenger cowl when you encounter an emergency situation....what was said is...
When your back tire gets love tapped from Mrs. soccer mom USA who isn't paying attention on her cell phone, and the bike jumps forward, and your pushed back...you are ******* dead. Period. Your *** hits that tire at speed and i don't care how strong you are...you are going back, down, to the ground, and under said soccer mom's vehicle....
A bike is NOT meant to have a seat like that. Plain and simple. Period, end of story. No bike in production has ever been built like that for SAFETY reasons. Something needs to be done at this point to that seat/rear tire to make it safe...a hugger (if big enough) could solve the problem.
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If you get rear ended at speed you have much bigger problems on your hand than the lack of a passenger seat or cowl.
If you get rear ended at speed you have much bigger problems on your hand than the lack of a passenger seat or cowl.
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Nobody said that you sit on the passenger cowl when you encounter an emergency situation....what was said is...</TD></TR></TABLE>
Actually, somebody did, the gentleman I originally quoted.
Nobody said that you sit on the passenger cowl when you encounter an emergency situation....what was said is...</TD></TR></TABLE>
Actually, somebody did, the gentleman I originally quoted.



