Whats your thoughts???

Just thought i would share a few photos of my recent transformation! Its nearly finished, excuse the messy garage :biggrin
So i bought it like this......



And now it looks like this!!!.....



I have a couple of things left to do. But im getting there... slowly :biggrin

redratbike said:

so did you buy the bodykit already painted as thats Gez's (JESTER'S) original design its on his website????????

http://www.jester68evokit.com/

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Yes thats right. I had intended to get the newer shape kit and spray it in some original aprilia colours but Gez offered me a good deal on the JESTER kit

apostrophe said:

I quite like the Jester shape but a bit too much going on in the paint and the stickers department for my taste. What are you doing exhaust-wise?

Rob

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Hi Rob, i have a short, carbon fibre, hexagonal akrapovic going on. Hopefully next week, will upload some pics when its on. Or i have the option of a titianium, oval akrapovic. It would need shortening a little though as it looks far too long for the seat unit.


Thanks for all the comments Matt

Philly46 said:

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Why?

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Good question!...

I have always had GSXR'S or Ninja's, but i wanted something different. I had an accident damaged 2000 RSVR when i was 22. And from what i remember it handled like it was on rails, had awesome brakes and liked a wheelie:biggrin! But had a flat top end and was a little heavy ( in comparison to jap 1000's). Im now 26 and didnt want massive top end rush, but good useable torque. Also having ridden a few more years, and becoming a better rider, i now appreciate brakes and handling can make you a faster rider rather than having excessive bhp.. hence the rsv. But also being only 26 i wanted something that looked modern that didnt require finance or a re-mortgage. So the rsv doubled with Gez's kit fitted the bill.

Something else with the rsv is all the friendly knowledgable people you meet. Since i have owned it, i have met and dealt with far more helpful and friendly people through this forum, than in my other short years of motorcycling.

So keep the comments coming as i value all of your opinions :thumbup