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Originally posted by superlife View PostNice stuff Bluevolt...
hey sorry abt exhaust not looking nice
Btw you been travelling Japan, ever thought about beet
Originally posted by killer_instinct View Post@bluevolt
Nice stuff, the best thing I liked was the "Ninja" on the front fender.
See u tomorrow.
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@Bluevolt: Great stuff dude !!!!! The ZX-R sticker rocks... I guess the Bajaj guys need some inspiration from you as far as the accessories are concerned ... Your green kwacker rocks dear...____________________________________________
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Originally posted by pulsar_flame View Post@bluevolt super stuff !Originally posted by pRaDy View Post@Bluevolt: Great stuff dude !!!!! The ZX-R sticker rocks... I guess the Bajaj guys need some inspiration from you as far as the accessories are concerned ... Your green kwacker rocks dear...
Originally posted by Hyperion View PostApplied the Yamaha Green Rim Tape. To be honest it wasnt easy, and the outcome was not perfect, but this will do for now.
I think the difficult part is to maintain a constant margin on the rim wall and overlaying one tape over the next. I put 16 pieces yesterday, and I did start with a not so perfect overlay. After the first one, I got the hang of it!
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Originally posted by Hyperion View PostDid some more Ninja shopping today.
1. Jopasu Microfiber cloth - Rs. 200/-
2. Yamaha Green Rim Tape - Rs.300/-
3. Keiti Carbon Tankpad - Rs.900/-
And yes, I also checked the crash bobbins available at DSG. Cost is 6.5K and according to the DSG guy requires no-cut or modifications to the fairing.
Please do let me know where I can buy the green rim tapes for my ninja. Checked with Orion Yamaha and they dont stock 'em anymore. Badly wanna buy a set for my babe.
What brand of crash bobbins are those which DSG is selling? I'm pretty sure some modification is required to fit them as there is no provision for a "bolt-on" crash bobbin on the 250R. Even the No-Cut frame sliders from Shogun will need grinding of the crank case cover to fit them. And it fits on the engine mount. Not a good option if you ask me. But curious to know which brand it is. Please let us know.
Originally posted by bluevolt View PostToday I fixed everything which I got from Japan - decals, rim tapes, everything
Originally posted by Hyperion View Postgave the bike a wash today using ArmorAll Wash and Wax, does a decent job.
Originally posted by bluevolt View PostPersonally, I would have liked it much better if I could have covered the entire exhaust and not do a 'half-plate' thing
Originally posted by bluevolt View PostThanks - see you soon today. I actually went out on a Ninja 250R ride with Aditya and just came back!
I enjoyed the ride and it was nice to meet VKushal too at Nandi. It was a nice sight to have 3 Green Ninja's next to each other.
Thanks a ton for helping me with the tankpad Rahul. I appreciate it biiiiiiiig time.Last edited by n_aditya; 06-07-2010, 12:21 PM.ATGATT - Because hospital ceilings are boring !!!
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Originally posted by n_aditya View Post
What brand of crash bobbins are those which DSG is selling? I'm pretty sure some modification is required to fit them as there is no provision for a "bolt-on" crash bobbin on the 250R. Even the No-Cut frame sliders from Shogun will need grinding of the crank case cover to fit them. And it fits on the engine mount. Not a good option if you ask me. But curious to know which brand it is. Please let us know.
DSG is selling PUIG frame sliders. These are 'no cut' too but from what I can make out, they are simply steel bars welded to a flange which bolts onto some part of the bike. Seriously doubt their efficacy in a real slide. In fact, I doubt that they would even take a standstill 'drop' without the flange bending - but I could be wrong.
I was planning the "Shogun" brand but did not know that they were bolted onto the crank-case; in which case we might be doing more damage than good!!
Am also on the look-out, so please do let me know if you find anything better.
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Originally posted by Hyperion View PostDid some more Ninja shopping today.
1. Jopasu Microfiber cloth - Rs. 200/-
2. Yamaha Green Rim Tape - Rs.300/-
3. Keiti Carbon Tankpad - Rs.900/-
And yes, I also checked the crash bobbins available at DSG. Cost is 6.5K and according to the DSG guy requires no-cut or modifications to the fairing.
Any link where i can check for these rim tapes online?My thoughts...
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