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2006 honda cbr 600rr street fighter/stunt bike - jrose152 - 05-09-2012
not quite a stunt bike yet, but on its way.
coppied from my 600rr.net thread
heres all the pics so far
ive noticed no one has shown where they tuck their wires, they all just say it rather then showing it. i figured id take some pics incase anyone is wondering. i just shoved them up against the gas tank in the crack
if anyone has any questions on how to get this far with their own bike feel free to ask.
here is a quick step to step since there seems to be no info on how to actually do a SF conversion. this is how i did it, im sure people have dif ways of doing things. i will neaten up the write-up soon but for now this is what i got
(all in all took me about 2 hours and another 2 on the headlight. i like to work slow)
- remove the bolts to all fairings starting with the sides, then bottom, then front cowl(or 90% zip ties in my case haha).
- the two bolts under the speedo need to be removed to have the front cowl come off
- unplug sub harness(two big clips on the left side) so the wires come off with the front cowl.
- cut the wires to headlights)since i knew i was going to be buying a headlight anyway and they would have to be cut sooner or later. i just marked one light with tape so i knew which was high beam and which was low.
- take mirrors off to get cluster to drop off the fairing, makes it easier to unplug the wires going to the cluster
- two bolts under the back of the seat need to be removed then the seat slides off. you need to peel up the back corners of the seat to get to them
- once the seat is off theres 4 bolts on the tank cover fairing. two in the front, two in the back. after these there are two pop in clips on the side where them plastic covers clip onto it. they pull right out. you dont have to remove the gas tank cap to do all this( i did and it was more work then needed)
- my bas was already jumped, so that saved me some time, but thats as simple as running a wire to connect the two outside wires. theres a writeup on here
- hooked up acerbis headlight and had my father help me wire it in, we wired it so the lights shut off when you turn the low beam on, and the lights come on when you turn on the high beam. just twist all 3 power wires togeather and all 3 ground wires togeather on the headlight this way you only have two wires.
- so now i have no front blinkers or cluster, but i want my back blinkers to work atleast, well the blinker relay is INSIDE the cluster, so with no cluster, it wont work unless you order this
http://tripageled.com/os/product_inf...roducts_id=132
and here is a how to
http://www.600rr.net/vb/showthread.php?t=114102
2006 honda cbr 600rr street fighter/stunt bike - Stick - 05-09-2012
Post your progress vids. You'll see that I wasn't being mean at all over on 600RR.net.
2006 honda cbr 600rr street fighter/stunt bike - jrose152 - 05-10-2012
i prob wont, unless your at bp and riding mile long wheelies, or slow lot wheelies, seems like no one cares
2006 honda cbr 600rr street fighter/stunt bike - Stick - 05-10-2012
No. Most people here actually do care to see people improving and having fun, but when you post a progress video, you can't get offended when people give you honest feedback to try to help.