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05-10-2007, 04:56 PM
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Site Supporter Pole Position Favourite Bike: Well, Duh!
Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: Tunbridge, VT
Posts: 3,650 Other Motorcycle: Can't afford two! Extra Motorcycle: Three would be insane
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Photos of your Heavily Modded classics - Pics only - No comments
First off a few rules:
1. Only post pics of your bike here (nobody else's), and a quick run down of the mods you made.
2. You must have changed more than 3 major items jets, air filters, tires, mirrors etc don't count - examples would be wheels, seat, header pipes, paint etc.
3. Your mods should result in a significantly non-stock look
4. I reserve the right to delete any that I consider don't meet the standard above- currently I only know of a handful of bikes that would fit these requirements.
OK first off I will start with mine:
Mods:
<UL><LI>Cutom rear fender / plate mount.<LI>Monster rear light<LI>Daytona indicators with clear lenses<LI>TBS solo seat<LI>TBS headers and TOR mufflers<LI>TBS rear subframe<LI>TBS rear shock<LI>Kawasaki ZRX1200R Wheels, front forks and front brake<LI>Trophy rear caliper, ZRX1200R rear rotor<LI>TBS rearsets with modified Daytona pegs, gearshift linkage converted to restore normal shift pattern.<LI>Daytona 600 horn<LI>Mecatwin airbox covers<LI>TBS centerstand<LI>Monza flip top fuel cap<LI>Flanders bars<LI>Speed 3 guages<LI>Daytona bar grips<LI>CRG billet mirrors<LI>TBS front mudguard - modified to fit ZRX forks<LI>GSXR750 radial brake master cylinder<LI>Kawasaki Zx7r clutch master cylinder<LI>Stock headlight mounts painted black<LI>Sprint steering damper<LI>TBS side covers and keylocked seat<LI>Kawasaki black adjustable levers<LI>Adventurer kneepads<LI>TBS kickstand<LI>Kawasaki ZRX1100 vacuum petcock (modified)[/list]
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Mick...
Just remember; an awful lot of the free advice you will get on forums is worth exactly what you paid for it. There will always be somebody trying to convince you to do something really stupid, just because they did it or want to do it.
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05-11-2007, 12:07 AM
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Site Supporter Moto Grand Prix Favourite Bike: '98 Thunderbird Sport
Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: Indianapolis, IN
Posts: 2,585 Other Motorcycle: '06 Husqvarna TE 610 Extra Motorcycle: '95 TBird - Project
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My '98 Thunderbird Adventure Sport Speed Tourer
I have not had it out for a good photo shoot. - Speed Triple Gauges
- Omar's Bikini Fairing (modified)
- Custom made front turn signal mounting bracket
- Eliminated rear turn signal stalks
- Custom made headlight mounting tubes (fork tube covers)
- Effectifely moves the headlight up about 1 1/4 inch in order to get the fairing to line up the way I wanted.
- D&D exhaust from 2000 and newer TBS
- Required custom mounting bracket
- '02 TBird Rear Fender
- I never liked that License light on the original fender.
- '96 Adventurer headlight bucket
- Allows more clearance for the speedo cable to stop the bouncing needle, necessary when moving the headlight upward
- Thunderbird Tank Badges
- And of course that wonderful paint job.
- The paint was done by none other than our own Hinckley. O and if you want a paint job by him, you must let him ride your bike through a puddle of spilled oil on Happy Valley Road during a rainstorm first.

- Triumph accessory Cowl seat for usual riding.
- Triumph accessory Passenger peg removal kit.
- Rick Mayer Touring seat for long distance rides.
- Ventura Rack System, Kinda Ugly, but very Functional.
- Starcom Communications system
- Permanant Dual Controller for Gerbings Heated Gear
More to come. Looks like some little improvements to the brakes are next since the original rotors are almost worn out.
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Last edited by denny; 11-16-2007 at 02:52 AM.
Reason: add link
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05-11-2007, 08:57 AM
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Formula Extreme
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Stockholm, Sweden
Posts: 907
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ZZR1200 wheels
ZZR1200 rear brake disc and sprocket
ZRX1200 front end with gold valves and racetech springs
ZRX1200 front brake discs with 6-pot Tokico calipers
ZRX1200 front brake M/C
ZZR1100 black clutch and brake levers
TBS rear shock
TBS rearsets
TBS solo seat
Trophy rear brake
Highway Hawk Bologna mirrors
Lucas handlebars
Meca Twin undertray and rear light
Custom made 3 into 1 exhaust with Supertrapp pipe
[ This message was edited by: Spooner on 2007-05-11 06:58 ]
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05-11-2007, 10:44 AM
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Formula Extreme Favourite Bike: Depends on mood
Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Isle of Man GB
Posts: 690 Other Motorcycle: Brit, Italian & American
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Well, the older pics of the metamorphosis of my Legend are in my album.
Prior to the current strip down, I had:
TBS Complete front end.
Meriden UK Spec Bonneville handlebars.
Thunderbird Tank.
TBS faux air filters ( covers)
Meriden 'Trident' logo on sidepanel
Converted Campbell Raygun silencers on Tiger downpipes.
'69 BSA / Triumph alloy rear lamp.
Things are in big lumps at the moment, with a view to including.
Trophy air box, pistons & cams.
Daytona Igniter box.
Braced Legend rear sub-frame.
Trident swing arm
TBS Rear suspension unit.
I just love the modular T3s....They are a 'Build Yourself A Bike U Like' Kit!
Is this enough to qualify? :wink:
Nige  :-D
[ This message was edited by: Ballacraine on 2007-05-11 08:50 ]
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05-14-2007, 01:42 AM
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Powerbike Favourite Bike: '99 Legend Frankenbike
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Seattle, WA
Posts: 392 Other Motorcycle: Wife won't let me!
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1999 Triumph Legend
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<LI>Kawasaki ZX-12R USD front forks
<LI>Nissin 6-pot brake caliper
<LI>Ducati Monster front fender
<LI>Custom top triple clamp
<LI>Fatbar MX-style handlebar
<LI>'99 Tiger brake MC
<LI>Mapam billet mirrors
<LI>Aftermarket grips
<LI>Aftermarket headlight brackets
<LI>New horn / 'bell' cover removed
<LI>Smaller 'bullet' turn signals
<LI>Cat eye LED taillight
<LI>Home-made rear fender eliminator
<LI>Heated grips
<LI>Custom chopped T-bird Seat, re-covered by Sargent
<LI>Custom 3-1 exhaust (from eBay via Johnny C the Great Scot  )
<LI>K&N pod filters
<LI>Factory Pro jets & needles
<LI>T509 cams[/list]
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'99 SpeedLegendRetroCafeFighter:
ZX12R USD Forks : Custom 3-1 exhaust : FactoryPro jet kit : Speed Triple cams : Pod filters : ZX9R shock : 5.5" rear wheel : Customized seat : FEK : SPA speedo/tacho : Pazzos
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05-29-2007, 09:32 PM
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Supersport 600 Favourite Bike: 2003 TBS Orange/Black
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Canada, Nanaimo, B.C.
Posts: 183
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2003 TBS
Not as extravagant as the others but just as COOL lookin'
For the guy on a budget:
Epco Stainless exhaust
TBS Single seat/cowl
Custom fender eliminator/plate holder
new signals front and rear
LED Brake light
Monza gas cap
modified stock mirrors to bar ends
Tank pads, knee and top
Fork protectors
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06-04-2007, 07:30 AM
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Supersport 400 Favourite Bike: Adventurer Special
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Bologna - Italy
Posts: 81 Other Motorcycle: Honda NX650 Dominator Extra Motorcycle: Honda VFR 750 '92
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Thanks to MICK for this thread.
I'm very pleased to introduce KARMA STARLET PUMPKIN, my Cappuccino Racer:
Her DYNORUN gave 82,4HP (84 with opened mufflers).
Mods:
- Custom tail and rear fender
- Custom seat on a CB400Four base (filled with MemoryFoam)
- LockHart Philips Fairing
- Raask/Tnk Hybrid footpegs
- Chrome mirrors
- Red-Blue instruments lights
- GIVI luggages adapter (underseat)
- Straightened handlebar with supergrip handles
- Fork hoses
- HyperPro (sweden) forksprings - 1 cm fork raising
- Hagon Monoshock
- Steel front brake hose
- GSX-7 Master Cylinder
- TBS Engine (6 Gears)
- SPRINT Cams
- Kehin CVK Carbs of TBS
- Heavy opened Airbox, 125 Main Jets, 42 pilots
- Supertrapp Mufflers
See My album for tech images
Tnkx, bye.
[ This message was edited by: Regiz on 2007-06-04 07:34 ]
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07-20-2007, 02:23 PM
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Member
Super Sidecars
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Magny les Jussey, France
Posts: 50
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Daytona Sport
Here is my TBS with Daytona forks, front fender, wheels, clutch and brake master cylinders and brake and clutch levers, also Progressive fork springs all adding up to an amazing difference in handing. Bagster seat, the best seat I've ever used. Predator exhaust, great sound, not too loud but a little deeper. Lots of other minor stuff like chopped rear fender, satin black tank, L.E.D. indicators and rear tail light. Stainless steel drag bars. Billet aluminium pegs. Scottoiler. National Cycle fly screen. GenMar risers and finally black mirrors from Sprint Manufacturing
Last edited by paulel; 09-12-2007 at 03:02 PM.
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07-20-2007, 10:34 PM
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New Member
Grand Prix 125
Join Date: May 2005
Location: California
Posts: 22
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1998 Thunderbird Sport
Mods: Legend Slash Cut TORs, solo seat, fender delete, LED brake light, low-profile turn signals, Napoleon mirrors, black and silver tank with appropriate badge, black side covers, drilled airbox, rejetted ...
More pictures in my album:
http://www.triumphrat.net/memberalbu...ry.php/cat/519
P.S. Bike is for sale. PM for details.
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10-26-2007, 11:49 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by minislap
Mick, I would love to see a rear view of your bike to see how the new wheel looks. Any thoughts on a wider rim...210 or 230
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Here you go!
Persoanlly I think you would have problems with anything much wider than a 180 - it would require moving the centerline of the wheels to the right and could upset the balance of the bike.
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Mick...
Just remember; an awful lot of the free advice you will get on forums is worth exactly what you paid for it. There will always be somebody trying to convince you to do something really stupid, just because they did it or want to do it.
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