Bikes . . .
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This section includes
information on what the ST.N members like to ride and mods they've
done. Bikes added in order of submission. If you're a
member of the site and would like your bike in the Bikes section,
e-mail a picture, your board member name, and a description similar to the ones below
to: neal@sport-touring.net.
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Member:
UFO
(Webmaster)
2004 Yamaha FJR1300A.
Mods: Plan on adding Jastek Powerlet socket,
Throttlemeister, RAM mounting system, Garmin GPS V,
Throttlerocker, some form of tank protection..
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Member:
Puck
(Mrs. Webmaster)
2001 Suzuki
Katana GSX600F.
Mods: Fender eliminator, short stalk signals, Zero Gravity
windscreen, tank bra, Throttlemeister cruise control.
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Member:
Warchild
2000 Honda
CBR1100XX Super Blackbird: set up for hard-core Combat-Touring.
Mods: Heli-Bars, Philips HID headlights, NEP throttlelock,
Ventura racks, electric Hawke-oiler, Mayer seat, PIAA 910 Driving
Lamps, multiple Widder connectors, 4-gallon aux fuel cell, National
City "SST" windscreen.
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Member:
bluepoof
2001 Suzuki
SV650S.
Mods: Suzuki gel seat, Hawk GT handlebars, flush mount turn
signals. Next up: Riderhaus SW MoTech centerstand, HotGrips
heated grips.
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Member: Gary
2000 Honda CBR929RR -
56,022 miles since June 23, 2000.
Mods: Two Brothers Ti C-5 Slipon, Targa Cowl, Euro
Bike Hugger, MagKnight magnatic tank protector, etc.
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Member:
tbeemer
1998 Honda
VFR800i. These are actually pics of my wife's bike.
Mods: Staintune High Exit slip-on, Zero Gravity Double
Bubble windscreen, Second Look tank bra, and 15 tooth front
sprocket.
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Member:
heronboy
2001 BMW
F650GS
Mods: Givi side and top cases, 5 Star racks, Techlusion 83i
Powerbox, heated grips, BMW hand guards, BMW 12v socket, Throttle
Rocker.
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Member:
tbeemer
2001 Honda
CBR929RR.
Mods: Fender trimmed, Zero Gravity Double Bubble
windscreen, and Second Look tank bra. More mods to come.
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Member:
Smeghead
2002 Honda
VFR800i
Mods: NWS hugger, S/S bar ends, Gen-Mar risers, fender
extender and last but not least, the 8 spoke rear wheel.
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Member:
chiefrakka
2002 Honda
VFR800i Interceptor
Mods: Bone stock.
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Member:
snowdog99
2002 Triumph
Sprint ST
Mods: 2 box pannier system, heated grips, touring
Scottoiler , hugger, front mudguard extension, tank pad and alarm.
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Member:
zarly
2002 BMW R1150RT
Mods: Who needs mods? It has everything. ;-)
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Reader Comments
 - ksann |
11:00 AM PST - 4/11/2002 |
| On this page we have Women on the right, men (or boys) on the left. Whats up with that?
IP:24.136.74.143 |
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 - kniggot |
11:21 PM PST - 4/18/2002 |
| Warchild must like the dark! Imagine him coming up behind you!
Next thing you'd expect is an overtake followed by appearance of a ramp and little green man beckoning.........
IP:212.17.49.201 |
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 - Rocket1 |
6:45 PM PST - 4/23/2002 |
| Has anyone replace the stock exhaust on the 2002 Honda VFR? If so with what and how is it? What are the choices?
IP:216.144.51.130 |
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 - Jo-Jo |
3:10 PM PST - 5/18/2002 |
| Good cite. Looking for the same as above but also a fender elim. kit. Heard of any? Check me out at www.reservoirdogs.ca
JJ
IP:65.93.104.125 |
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 - UFO |
10:40 PM PST - 6/03/2002 |
| I finally updated my bike info. At last. Better late than never.
IP:12.229.37.71 |
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 - redcliffs |
11:49 PM PST - 6/03/2002 |
| what great photos UFO! That bike looks better all the time! Now if only they had it in silver... or blue... or brit green... or... ; )
IP:171.64.215.213 |
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| - UFO |
8:33 PM PST - 4/10/2002 |
| 56,000 miles on a 929...in two years?! My ass hurts just reading that. ;-)
IP:12.228.234.125 |
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| - Gallahgur !! |
1:44 PM PST - 5/06/2002 |
| Ha ha ha ha LOL
IP:206.48.59.59 |
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| - Smeghead |
1:09 PM PST - 6/06/2002 |
| Who mentioned little green men ? Haha !
IP:195.92.168.174 |
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| - penman |
5:10 AM PST - 6/07/2002 |
| Gary and Tbeemer,
You guys must own a chiropractic clinic together ; )
Serious ST hardware!! Cool.
IP:204.31.39.169 |
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| - gararnett |
8:16 AM PST - 6/19/2002 |
| zarly, that beemer is sharp, and as the old school racers say, stock is trick!
IP:12.158.63.41 |
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| - madog |
1:48 PM PST - 6/22/2002 |
| My new 2002 VFR is Awesome, but why is it always raining here in Ireland
IP:195.92.168.170 |
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 - midknight |
10:29 PM PST - 7/07/2002 |
| any thoughts about the v-strom?
IP:162.82.215.3 |
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| - icebrrrg |
6:03 AM PST - 9/03/2002 |
| rocket ... old post i know, but staintune and tbr have slip-ons for the 2002. you can see links on hondavfr.com.
http://www.hondavfr.com/2002/
IP:165.155.112.1 |
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| - ziggz |
8:42 PM PST - 12/01/2002 |
| i have been riding for about 10 months i bought a 94 katana for my first bike. i was wondering if anyone knew of any modifacations that can be done to my bike. i would prefer info on wheel swaps if posable. let me know ziggzmarley@hotmail.com
IP:65.204.179.160 |
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| - geezer |
5:14 PM PST - 12/31/2002 |
| Hello out there,
I have a 2002 ST1100 that I've put 15K on. I think I want a 2002-2003 VFR800 with ABS instead. I'm 58, 6-3, 230. Am I nuts? Should I keep my rocking chair? I've also got an '87 BMWK100RS that I commute daily on but it's too slow.
IP:66.250.94.101 |
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| - Boxjoint |
7:43 AM PST - 1/12/2003 |
| Hey Smeg-Where is that statue at? Looks like someone on a RC51. Very cool. (Nice VFR too)
IP:68.44.173.100 |
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| - jprince |
8:14 PM PST - 2/06/2003 |
| Geezer..At 6-3" the VFR is gonna feel small. Try the new ST1300A on for size.
It may also be too small from what I've read in the bike mag reviews. Fits me great..I'm 5-10 188# and 67 years old. Double geezer.
I'm on my 15th bike. Keep riding..keeps you young.
IP:65.67.86.77 |
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| - AD |
2:19 PM PST - 3/23/2003 |
| I own a VFR 800. It's great! I raised the forks by about 7 to 10 mm in the yokes and this sharpened the steering nicely. No other complaints about the bike excpt the can covers the single sided swing arm. Glad to see Honda sorted that out on the new bike.
IP:159.134.205.254 |
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| - transam |
6:23 PM PST - 4/14/2003 |
| just got my 2000 vfr800. Found it unmolested with only 433 miles on the clock! Looking for some aftermarket grips. Any ideas/suggestions?
IP:205.188.208.8 |
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 - Knight Rider |
12:48 AM PST - 4/29/2003 |
| does anywhere sell rear wheel huggers for a ZR12???????????????????
HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!
IP:62.171.194.39 |
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 - whiplash |
12:25 AM PST - 8/09/2003 |
| Can anyone compare and contrast the staintune and TBR slip-ons for the (2002) VFR800?
IP:66.248.85.117 |
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| - bush |
3:21 PM PST - 8/09/2003 |
| drive it like you stole it
IP:205.188.208.39 |
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| - medicaremarauder |
4:35 PM PST - 8/22/2003 |
| Looking for r1150rt of st1300.
IP:68.46.149.56 |
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| - NobEnd |
12:01 AM PST - 8/29/2003 |
| You must all be gay if you have anything to do with Doug. He rides slow and still supports the Hitler war machine by riding a rather slow BMW. I got rid of mine for a push bike.
Love,
Will
IP:24.71.223.141 |
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| - gg |
2:29 AM PST - 10/16/2003 |
| cool
IP:62.87.198.163 |
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| - sclutch |
2:32 PM PST - 11/08/2003 |
| Hi,
I'm an older sprocket jocky new to touring. I'm looking for information on what touring bikes to stay away from. Any feedback?
IP:216.202.36.33 |
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