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Old 10-20-2007, 06:07 PM   #1
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DONE with Mods (???) and Pics

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I'm NOT doin' the inverted fork conversion!

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Old 10-20-2007, 06:15 PM   #2
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Nice man, how are you liking the Mivv pipes?

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Old 10-20-2007, 06:22 PM   #3
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Nice man, how are you liking the Mivv pipes?
Lov'em.
Might be too quiet for most you. I haven't tried them without the db killers. I'm suspecting VERY loud considering the limited amount of packing in those sleek cannisters.
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Dang, that is one of my favorite 919's.

What footpegs are those? and do you feel they give any extra leg room?
I noticed your headers weren't ceramic coated, and your headlight brackets weren't black.
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Dang, that is one of my favorite 919's.

What footpegs are those? and do you feel they give any extra leg room?
I noticed your headers weren't ceramic coated, and your headlight brackets weren't black.

They are Pro-Tek Slash Cut footpegs. More leg room? No. I have a 32 inch inseam so have I no problem with the stock rear sets and peg position. The new pegs do give a better feel ang grip than the rubber padded OEMs. I couldn't bear the feel of the OEMs after having my GSXR600 and CBR600RR (and my MX bikes). I like my exhaust system au natural. . .I've always liked the raw metal race-look. And, as for the headlight brackets. . .though on some bikes the all-black theme looks good. I wanted to stay with the OEM balance of the raw silver and matte black. The gloss black CBR wheels set the bike off. The triples are the only parts I had powder coated black. Keeping the headlight brackets silver and the 599 headlight trim chrome provide a nice contrast against the dark parts on the front end.
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Old 10-20-2007, 07:28 PM   #7
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Old 10-20-2007, 07:48 PM   #8
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Very Nice -

Is keeping the Sprocket cover off a good idea? it's usually pretty ugly in there on mine, maybe if i keep the cover off I'd clean it more.?
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Well Done!

That exhaust system looks really nice, kind of takes some of the bulk off of it.
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Old 10-20-2007, 08:07 PM   #10
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I took one of your pics and a pic with stock pegs at a similar angle,
looks like they may give about 1/2" more leg room, what do you think?
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Looking very sharp there 9nineteen!
What kind of sprockets & chain you running on that beauty?
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Very Nice -

Is keeping the Sprocket cover off a good idea? it's usually pretty ugly in there on mine, maybe if i keep the cover off I'd clean it more.?
You just answered your own question!
Race inspired look. I remove the cover from all my motocycles. And, it makes me clean that area more. . .as you said.
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I took one of your pics and a pic with stock pegs at a similar angle,
looks like they may give about 1/2" more leg room, what do you think?
It sure does look like 1/2" or more. Are your legs feelin' tight in the cockpit?
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Looking very sharp there 9nineteen!
What kind of sprockets & chain you running on that beauty?
Renthal rear, Vortex front, DID ERV Gold. . .still 530.
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It sure does look like 1/2" or more. Are your legs feelin' tight in the cockpit?
Yes, very.

Where did you get them? How are they mounted? Do they fold up like the stock pegs?
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Yes, very.

Where did you get them? How are they mounted? Do they fold up like the stock pegs?

Kneedraggers.com

The rider pegs are a simple remove and replace. . . they fold. However, the passenger pegs needed some slight modding to fit and fold correctly.

Though a costly alternative, your best bet to being more comfortable are new aftermarket rearsets.
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looks great .. just one question .....No frame sliders??? j/k Im sure you will never lay that thing down ..... Knock on wood.....


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Old 10-21-2007, 06:56 AM   #19
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lookin good 9nineteen
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+1 on frame sliders! and how hard to do and what are the different type wheels?
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+1 on frame sliders! and how hard to do and what are the different type wheels?
Frame sliders?. . .I don't need no stinkin' frame sliders! j/k

As for the wheels. . .
http://www.wristtwisters.com/forum/s...ght=cbr+wheels
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I've gotten a few PMs asking about the mods. Here's is the list:

2002 Honda 919

- Buell M2 Carbon Fiber Fly Screen
- 599 Dual Bulb Headlight (with Eastern Beaver Company Conversion Harness)
- Satin Black Powder Coated Triple Clamps
- Renthal Ultra Lows
- Renthal Hard Road Race Grips
- CBR954RR Front and Rear Calipers
- 954 Radial Master Cylinder
- 929 Clutch Lever/Perch
- Galfer SS smoke/carbon color brake lines
- xrmikey's Brake Line Holder
- Bridgestone BT-002 street/track tires
- Mototek CBR600RR front flush mount smoke LED turn signals with running lights
- Oberon Bar End Mirrors
- Coerse Carbon Fiber Front Fender
- 2004 919 Adjustable Front Forks
- Domae 1 Carbon Fiber Side Panels
- Domae 1 Carbon Fiber Airbox Covers
- Domae 1 Carbon Fiber Radiator Guards
- Protek billet rider and passenger footpegs (stock rearsets work fine for me)
- Renthal hard anodized rear sprocket
- DID Gold ERV drive chain
- VORTEX gold cadium plated drilled counter shaft sprocket
- Clear Alternatives smoke integrated turn signals
- DRC micro license plate LED
- MIVV X-Cone twin slip ons
- 2004 Adjustable Rear Shock
- Trimmed-off OEM Hugger
- CBR600F3 Rear Black 6-spoke Wheel (and collar)
- CBR600F3 Early-style Front 10-button Rotors
- CBR900RR Rear Black 6-spoke wheel
- CBR900RR Rear 220mm Rotor
- CBR900RR Rear Caliper Holder

Sitting on the garage floor:
- MBD Belly Pan
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Old 10-21-2007, 10:44 AM   #23
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Whoops I forgot small one part I just added on. . .

a CBR600F4i hollow rear axle.
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NICE! I was going to powder coat the air box / side panel covers black, but I might have to get me some carbon fiber!

Sorry if you posted before, but where did you get those carbon fiber covers? Anyone out there with pics of the carbon fiber covers on a red 919?
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NICE! I was going to powder coat the air box / side panel covers black, but I might have to get me some carbon fiber!

Sorry if you posted before, but where did you get those carbon fiber covers? Anyone out there with pics of the carbon fiber covers on a red 919?
http://www.wristtwisters.com/forum/s...ead.php?t=7241
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I'm not the greatest keystroker. . .someone caught a typo.

Corrected list below. . .thanks guys/gals!!
It's been fun modding this bugger on a budget, unlike my '05 CBR600RR. . .cha-ching.

2002 Honda 919

- Buell M2 Carbon Fiber Fly Screen
- 599 Dual Bulb Headlight (with Eastern Beaver Company Conversion Harness)
- Satin Black Powder Coated Triple Clamps
- Renthal Ultra Lows
- Renthal Hard Road Race Grips
- CBR954RR Front and Rear Calipers
- 954 Radial Master Cylinder
- 929 Clutch Lever/Perch
- Galfer SS smoke/carbon color brake lines
- xrmikey's Brake Line Holder
- Bridgestone BT-002 street/track tires
- Mototek CBR600RR front flush mount smoke LED turn signals with running lights
- Oberon Bar End Mirrors
- Coerse Carbon Fiber Front Fender
- 2004 919 Adjustable Front Forks
- Domae 1 Carbon Fiber Side Panels
- Domae 1 Carbon Fiber Airbox Covers
- Domae 1 Carbon Fiber Radiator Guards
- Protek billet rider and passenger footpegs (stock rearsets work fine for me)
- Renthal hard anodized rear sprocket
- DID Gold ERV drive chain
- VORTEX gold cadium plated drilled counter shaft sprocket
- Clear Alternatives smoke integrated turn signals
- DRC micro license plate LED
- MIVV X-Cone twin slip ons
- 2004 Adjustable Rear Shock
- Trimmed-off OEM Hugger
- CBR600F3 Front Black 6-spoke Wheel (and collar)
- CBR600F3 Early-style Front 10-button Rotors
- CBR900RR Rear Black 6-spoke wheel
- CBR900RR Rear 220mm Rotor
- CBR900RR Rear Caliper Holder

Sitting on the garage floor:
- MBD Belly Pan
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Do any of your mods actually enhance the performance of the bike?

.. I had to ask.
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How do you like the bar end mirrors? I tried some and they moved in the wind and stuck on my throttle tube.

Do you have any of those issues?
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The is a bad bike, 9nineteen. And by bad I mean mean great! Keep up the good work.
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Do any of your mods actually enhance the performance of the bike?

.. I had to ask.
97% are personalization mods that might lead to less weight. . .my 919 mods (like most 919 owners) are basically a style exercise, similar to the EMA 919 and the Brave Heart. I'd say the four biggest performance enhancing items are the exhaust, tires, brakes, and updated suspension.

Other than that, it has its own unique look, which is what I was after when I started the project. As we all know the 919 isn't about performance. It's about a fun all around street bike. If I want all out performance, my CBR600RR is THE bike to play with:

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How do you like the bar end mirrors? I tried some and they moved in the wind and stuck on my throttle tube.

Do you have any of those issues?
You have to make sure all attachments are TIGHT. And, I used LocTite. No problems with the wind. I even bumped them with my forearm. . .didn't move. As far as the throttle tube, you have to make sure there's enough clearance for a smooth operation.

Thanks guys and gals for the compliments. The 919 was a really fun bike to personalize. It provided a nice canvas to paint on.
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That's a really clean bike. Like what you've done with it.
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97% are personalization mods that might lead to less weight. . .my 919 mods (like most 919 owners) are basically a style exercise, similar to the EMA 919 and the Brave Heart. I'd say the four biggest performance enhancing items are the exhaust, tires, brakes, and updated suspension.

Other than that, it has its own unique look, which is what I was after when I started the project. As we all know the 919 isn't about performance. It's about a fun all around street bike. If I want all out performance, my CBR600RR is THE bike to play with:

Cool, looks nice!

and btw.. that's a sweet 600. I like your toy collection, you must be single right?
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Cool, looks nice!

and btw.. that's a sweet 600. I like your toy collection, you must be single right?
Not single. . .I just have a very understanding wife and two teenaged daughters.

That 600RR is very close to a street going Formula Extreme race bike. $$$$$
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Black bikes with carbon fiber accents rock!

It all came together nicely, great looking bike, love the wheels! Bet you're not done though, there's always something else that catches the eye and empties the wallet!
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It all came together nicely, great looking bike, love the wheels! Bet you're not done though, there's always something else that catches the eye and empties the wallet!
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nice! very clean bike with all the right touches!

I like the 599 headlight, really fits the bike.
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