[spoiltmolly]

HI THERE IM NEW TO THIS SO HERE IT GOES HAS ANY BODY FITTED A TYGRA KIT IS THERE ANY PROBLEMS WITH IT ALL SO IM THINKING OF GETTING ONE OF THERE STUBBY EXHAUSTS SYSTEMS IT LOOKS REALLY COOL BUT IS THERE ANY OTHER PRODUCTS I SHOULD LOOK AT BEFORE I PART WITH MY HARD EARNED CASH THANKS:idunno:

 

[garyboy_palaboy]

HI THERE IM NEW TO THIS SO HERE IT GOES HAS ANY BODY FITTED A TYGRA KIT IS THERE ANY PROBLEMS WITH IT ALL SO IM THINKING OF GETTING ONE OF THERE STUBBY EXHAUSTS SYSTEMS IT LOOKS REALLY COOL BUT IS THERE ANY OTHER PRODUCTS I SHOULD LOOK AT BEFORE I PART WITH MY HARD EARNED CASH THANKS:idunno:

IMHO, tyga kits are the best conversion kits you can buy. i've heard lots of bad stories of fitting other kits, wherein some of the brackets doesn't match with the fairings/body.

and the worst part, some other conversion kits the material used is too questionable.

with tyga, you will never have issues on fitting them on your bike. the fairings are durable.

and the best thing with tyga, they are very friendly to their customers, especially if you have any problems with the items purchased.

a local forumer i know ordered a set of conversion kits and others stuff from other company (not tyga, but also in thailand), and still the items were not delievered till now, 4 months and still counting. the reason, only one item is not available (end can) and the supplier keep on saying "....next week will deliver...".

regarding with their tyga maggot, ive seen this personally and it really looks cool. downside, its too noisy, IMHO. its probably better used on the tracks.

here's my bike...

here's some of the videos....

http://www.youtube.com/user/rolandorivera1


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[Surffrog]

That has to be the single nicest 400 I've EVER seen. A truly beautiful bike, Gary.

Rep awarded:thumb:

Take good care of her, mate.

 

[jazzy]

Awesome bike Gary !!:thumb: Rep Think that answers your question Spoiltmolly

 

[garyboy_palaboy]

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thanks jazzy and surffrog.

im even planning to buy another NC29 on January 2010, for a spare one. finding parts for this bike is really difficult. even you have money, you can't find the parts you need. or even you find one, the price is freaking expensive!


here's the bike that is for sale....

1992 Honda CB400 - Motorcycle Philippines Classifieds


hope the bike is still for sale till my next vacation...



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[Surffrog]

.thanks jazzy and surffrog.

im even planning to buy another NC29 on January 2010, for a spare one. finding parts for this bike is really difficult. even you have money, you can't find the parts you need. or even you find one, the price is freaking expensive!


here's the bike that is for sale....

1992 Honda CB400 - Motorcycle Philippines Classifieds


hope the bike is still for sale till my next vacation...

You weren't joking about expensive... Wow!

 

[garyboy_palaboy]

You weren't joking about expensive... Wow!

good thing i have a good paying job and still single, hehehe!

the last time my bike got a problem (August 09), it really put a big hole in my pocket! bought a new CDI, battery, rectifier, & aftermarket meter!

i even planning to buy an newer R6 or CBR600 on january, i want to keep my project bike and not to use it that often.


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[spoiltmolly]

hi there great bike is the end can a yoshimura as it looks really cool ive looked onthe internet and carnt find one to fit my bike do you no where i can get one from thanks

 

[garyboy_palaboy]

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i just got it on my friends shop, dont know where he got this end can? anyway, here are some closer pics for reference....

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[spoiltmolly]

thanks for the response keep riding and be safe:thumb: :thumb:

 

[Cajun]

IMHO, tyga kits are the best conversion kits you can buy. i've heard lots of bad stories of fitting other kits, wherein some of the brackets doesn't match with the fairings/body.

and the worst part, some other conversion kits the material used is too questionable.

with tyga, you will never have issues on fitting them on your bike. the fairings are durable.

and the best thing with tyga, they are very friendly to their customers, especially if you have any problems with the items purchased.

a local forumer i know ordered a set of conversion kits and others stuff from other company (not tyga, but also in thailand), and still the items were not delievered till now, 4 months and still counting. the reason, only one item is not available (end can) and the supplier keep on saying "....next week will deliver...".

regarding with their tyga maggot, ive seen this personally and it really looks cool. downside, its too noisy, IMHO. its probably better used on the tracks.

here's my bike...

here's some of the videos....

http://www.youtube.com/user/rolandorivera1


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Which other bike do those rearsets fit? I know Vortex doesn't make one the NC29

 

[garyboy_palaboy]

Which other bike do those rearsets fit? I know Vortex doesn't make one the NC29

yup, you are right. Vortex dont make rearsets for nc29. I believe these rearsets are especially for yamaha r6, i cant be sure about the particular yr model.

With this kind of conversion, i personally dont recommend it to persons who are tall. The fitting of the vortex rearset is quite higher than normal. And the pegs are little bit farther from frame.

Other than that, everything works perfectly normal.

Oh by the way you have to put spacers between the rearset and frame, the rearset touches the swingarm.


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[Cajun]

Cool you have any pics of the other side? Beautiful bike by the way.

 

[garyboy_palaboy]

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here you go....

by the way, with this kind of rearset the gear shifting pattern will change. the normal is 1st gear-down and 2nd to 6th gear-up, but using vortex conversion rearset it will be 1st gear-up and 2nd to 6th gear down. the shifting pattern is similar to a moto gp bike.



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[Cajun]

Yup GP shift is how I run my race bikes.

 

[spoiltmolly]

can anyone tell me where i can get one of those yoshi exhaust from as i have fried my brain trying to source one help me