I don't know which is sexier....

[hazeXban]

Bump for your bike and pics!

 

[ForceFed]

I got my March's Striped today...Should be on the bike tomorrow....Along with all the other new mods.

Heres pics of the striped wheels.
I'll post pics of the bike later when its done.

 

[daonly1around]

you have an F4 or F4i? in orange gorrect? i think it used to be in your avatar

 

[ForceFed]

you have an F4 or F4i? in orange gorrect? i think it used to be in your avatar

Noo..No..Those are old beasts.

I have an '06 600RR.

 

[daonly1around]

Noo..No..Those are old beasts.

I have an '06 600RR.

ok, i knew it was a honda, just didn't know it was one of the new hotnest, after ama allowed four cylinders and gave the public AMAZING bikes from all companies

 

[meinp5]

Man, those look nice. Can't wait to see them on the bike.

 

[Tiffers]

nice wheels

 

[speed5hornet]

how do you like your cbr 600rr? come spring im looking to get a bike again....right now i got my mind set on an 05 R6

 

[altspace]

ok, i knew it was a honda, just didn't know it was one of the new hotnest, after ama allowed four cylinders and gave the public AMAZING bikes from all companies

What is a hotnest?

 

[daonly1around]

What is a hotnest?

when ama started allowing manufacturers to use four cylinders so they started making basically track bikes as their factory bikes. And stopped producing the TL's and RC51's ect... and also stopped making duds like the 900RR and what not

 

[SwampAss]

when ama started allowing manufacturers to use four cylinders so they started making basically track bikes as their factory bikes. And stopped producing the TL's and RC51's ect... and also stopped making duds like the 900RR and what not

The AMA never disallowed 4 cylinders engines. They relaxed the CC limitation to include 1000cc 4 cylinders. Previously, 750 cc inline 4s (then later upped to 800cc..notably Eric Bostrom riding the ZX7R ) were permitted to compete with 1000cc Vtwins. The TL-R was never meant to compete in the AMA superbike races as Suzuki already had the GSXR750. (ridden by Aaron Yates, Jamie Hacking, and Mat Mladin)

The 900RR is NOT a dud. Honda was never renowned for making race bikes. Not until recently were the CBR lines competitive. Honda made street bikes first, race bikes second. The 900RR was ground breaking as it was the first bike to have 600cc (at the time) weight, with 1000cc (again at the time) power. the 900RR is still a very sought after motorcycle. It's not competitive in the realm of racing, but wasn't ever designed as such. Sure, they were raced, but primary focus was still street bike oriented.
The 900RR was THE bike to own.

 

[ForceFed]

Bump for your bike and pics!

Heres a Quick night shot...I finally got it mostly back together tonight.

 

[SwampAss]

good lookin' ride.

 

[shane02pro5]

Very nice! I could never have a bike!

(five-0)

 

[Sliver5]

Woo! I miss riding, wish I could have a bike at school. Oh well I'll just pick one up in the spring.

 

[Kain]

You powdercoated the RX-8s stock silver, or did you go with a diff shade? I'm piecing together a set, and the paint is nicked up here and there. Not enough to matter to most people, but I'm OCD like a biatch. Thinking of powdercoating them a gunmetal or hyperblack, but I might just go with a silver instead.

 

[daonly1around]

The AMA never disallowed 4 cylinders engines. They relaxed the CC limitation to include 1000cc 4 cylinders. Previously, 750 cc inline 4s (then later upped to 800cc..notably Eric Bostrom riding the ZX7R ) were permitted to compete with 1000cc Vtwins. The TL-R was never meant to compete in the AMA superbike races as Suzuki already had the GSXR750. (ridden by Aaron Yates, Jamie Hacking, and Mat Mladin)

The 900RR is NOT a dud. Honda was never renowned for making race bikes. Not until recently were the CBR lines competitive. Honda made street bikes first, race bikes second. The 900RR was ground breaking as it was the first bike to have 600cc (at the time) weight, with 1000cc (again at the time) power. the 900RR is still a very sought after motorcycle. It's not competitive in the realm of racing, but wasn't ever designed as such. Sure, they were raced, but primary focus was still street bike oriented.
The 900RR was THE bike to own.

maybe i was thinking of a diffrent bike, that people refer as the lead slid, 929 or 999 maybe? i donno. anyway, awesome looking 600RR.

 

[ForceFed]

You powdercoated the RX-8s stock silver, or did you go with a diff shade? .

Its Silver..but its a Couple shades darker and has a light mettallic in it.


SO yeah..they arent the same color as stock.

Should look good on my 22V.