Solid rear tail section
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Solid rear tail section - 6/9/2006 1:46:03 AM
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frostin
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any1 have one on their f3? i was thinking of "modding" mine into 1 piece because i dont like the 3 piece look and was wondering how u get the seat off? on the side of the "L" brackets? tight spot but can work aye?
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RE: Solid rear tail section - 8/30/2006 9:47:15 AM
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4nicho
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My F3 was just in an accident so it's getting a new paintjob and I molded the three pieces together into one and it looks SO much better!! It was fairly easy to do just took some time and patience to get it to look right. now I can lift up my seat and have some storage. I did have to sacrafice bolting the seat down but it snaps in pretty tight.
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1997 CBR F3, Custom Paint with Tribal Graphics, -1/+ 5 Gearing, Molded Front Cowl and Rear Tail Section, Integrated Tail Light, Flush Mounts, Mesh Inserts, Yoshi Exhaust, Relocated License Plate, Jet Kit, K & N Air
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RE: Solid rear tail section - 9/4/2006 5:59:47 PM
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4nicho
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cool, thx that's a good idea!
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1997 CBR F3, Custom Paint with Tribal Graphics, -1/+ 5 Gearing, Molded Front Cowl and Rear Tail Section, Integrated Tail Light, Flush Mounts, Mesh Inserts, Yoshi Exhaust, Relocated License Plate, Jet Kit, K & N Air
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RE: Solid rear tail section - 10/3/2007 9:16:54 AM
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JWade
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I have a 92 f2, and i recently just converted my tail section fromt he 3 pieces to a single piece. I first epoxyed them all togher. Then after that dried I grabbed a dremel and grinded the underneath of the 3 sections smooth. After that i applied a couple layers of fiberglass. I have some pics if you want them. Its still a work in progress (winter) I just started it early. After i finish it i am going to give the whole bike a fresh coat of paint.
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