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chrome wheels - 10/9/2008 10:56:04 AM   
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I did not see anything about aftermarket chrome wheels for the cbr 1000f 1993 range.
I was wondering if anyone has purchased any or would suggest them?
I think they would look sweet with the black , grey/silver and red then to have chrome wheels . But I can''t find any discussion about it on here.
Lots of polishing threads but way to much work for me.
Any info would be great.
i will post some pics of my bike when i get them , As all of you i am proud of it. and it is super clean.
only mods i have done are
color shceme matched second look tank skin.
painted my valve caps honda red
tinted wind screen
nickel plated bar ends.

would like some polished slip ons or chrome ones but i see the only place to get those is the UK ( $$$) and some chrome wheels..

any suggestions on the chrome wheels would be greatly appreciated..
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RE: chrome wheels - 10/9/2008 11:05:50 AM   
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Have your own wheels bead blasted and chromed - cheapest option available to my knowledge.
Postage of chromed wheels from the UK will be a killer.
My bike has s/steel slip ons, made locally. See attached. There aren''t too many aftermarket parts for the CBR1000F, but I see you aren''t too keen on doing too much physical work, or maybe don''t have the time, so your options are pretty limited. Chrome front and rear footpegs look good, too - easy to remove and have chromed.
Keep us posted on your efforts.



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RE: chrome wheels - 10/9/2008 11:19:01 AM   
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Thanks for the reply , i was actually talking about the slip ons from the UK not the wheels. There are plenty of places in the usa that sale the chrome wheels but i was just not sure about them. I dont see any one on here with any. so i thought i would ask.
I would love to have some slip ons like you have for my 1993. did you have to re-jet your carbs?
and i don''t mind doing physical work but i just don''t have that much free time. I don''t know to much about taking my rims off and doing the wheels by hand , not as l familiar with a motorcycle as i am a truck , car, or the 3 wheelers. I am very mechanicaly inclined but it sure seems like a lot of work and once you start you can''t stop .
I could get a set of chrome wheels from calif. for like $700 or so and keep mine. or i could trade mine in for a core charge and pay around 500.
How much were your slip ons? and are they loud  ?

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RE: chrome wheels - 10/9/2008 12:05:14 PM   
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I have Dynojets in my carbs, and a K&N air filter.
Pipes are s/steel from the manifold, slightly larger diameter than standard to improve exhaust flow.Made locally in SA and dyno-tuned (a long time ago) ! One-offs, to my knowledge. Cost around $600 4 1/2 years ago ! Check for slipons in the US - cheaper !
Throaty but not loud at idle (above 6000 RPM wails like a banshee)
Taking wheels off is easy. Check if your wheels are powdercoated - some are. If so, keep them and buy other wheels on e-Bay.
Read the manual ! Good info there -
WORKS MANUAL
EARLY CBR600 & 1000f
http://www.carlsalter.com/motorcycle-manuals.asp
Any questions, post ''em up !


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RE: chrome wheels - 10/10/2008 3:48:11 AM   
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Thanks , i will check into it, To be honest i am not that worried about performance i just wanted to drop some weight by replacing the stock mufflers with some polished ones or chrome ones ( mainly for looks) and i figured the Chrome wheels on top of that would look sweet..

I will have to do some more research i did find this site , which these look sweet but damn high $$$$$$$ anyone know anything about these..
http://shop.wemoto.com/pictures.dyn?k=MT-XH10L

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slip ons - 10/10/2008 3:56:23 AM   
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what about these has anyone heard or know anything about these 2  pipes.
if you have to re jet after these are installed.
or how they sound??

http://www.laser-exhausts.com/cgi-bin/shopper.cgi?preadd=action&key=113789.1002.B

http://shop.wemoto.com/pictures.dyn?k=MT-XH10L



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RE: chrome wheels - 10/10/2008 9:12:02 AM   
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Nexxus are British-made replacement pipes for the CBR.
Good quality, pretty quiet. Expensive with shipping !
No need to rejet, so I''m told.
Maybe post a want-it ad on e-Bay !

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RE: chrome wheels - 10/10/2008 11:00:08 AM   
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Shadow you know your stuff , i appreciate all your input.
when it comes to spending money you can''t have to much information .

while i have you here you know anything about either of these places.

http://www.bikes2nv.com/


http://www.chromeprosplating.com/

as far as chrome wheels go.

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RE: chrome wheels - 10/10/2008 11:05:54 AM   
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Sorry, no info on either one, but just downloaded the bike sound from Bikes2NV as a ringtone for my Nokia.......

Why not talk to some of our sponsors ?
Maybe get a good deal ? Carolinacycles et al ?

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RE: chrome wheels - 10/10/2008 2:23:42 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: ROPEBURN

Shadow you know your stuff , i appreciate all your input.
when it comes to spending money you can''''''''t have to much information .
while i have you here you know anything about either of these places.

http://www.bikes2nv.com/

http://www.chromeprosplating.com/
as far as chrome wheels go.


Has Shadow been showin off again while I was asleep mate ....? 



he does know his stuff !!! 

but......?
Motor bike sounds for yu Nokia  Pete ?? hmmmmmmm ??     


< Message edited by CBRclassic -- 10/10/2008 2:26:58 PM >


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RE: chrome wheels - 10/11/2008 5:25:31 AM   
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Thanks for the responses i have been getting , i am new here and this is very helpful.
our bikes are hard to find anything for , you really have to search.
and i will take a XXXX or a tooheys extra dry or a Carlton 303,
I will meet you at Jacksons on George , that place kicks ass..

anyway keep the info coming

i do appreciate it.

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