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This is my Storm as it was when i picked it up.



Braided front hoses
1/4 throttle
WP suspension front and rear
Stage 1 dynojet
K&N filter
Hi-level MIG cans

currently being hacked to pieces and having:-

custom stubby hi level cans - being built by yours truly
undertray
integrated LED tail light
uprated front indicators
black screen
carbon belly pan
New brake calipers in silver - fireblade ones iirc
sure theres more but I'm fooked if I can remember what - plus hope the misses doesn't see this as she'll kill me over the money spent

oh yeah just thought - new chain and sprockets -1 on front +2 on rear
and once built going back to the dyno for a bit of fettling

sounding good Stu, more pics when sorted...the cans should look good, the Mig's look huge in your last pic.

kevg wrote:sounding good Stu, more pics when sorted...the cans should look good, the Mig's look huge in your last pic.

yeah way too huge for my liking they were 450mm x 98mm but heavily baffled so way to quiet - after removing everything i have worked out an easy way to make them noisy yet keeping a baffle internally for back pressure - but too late for me lol

****Bit of an update/ photo whoring session****

Reg/ rec sorted


before


after - cheers to Daz for the carbon fibre belly pan


original rear end


new rear



so all I need to do now is sort my exhausts (oh and finish doing the garden, and get time to ride so I can clear those chicken strips!)

my god stu you didn't hang around sorting the lower out, i take it no problems with brackets then! S**t should have sold it instead

cashy wrote:my god stu you didn't hang around sorting the lower out, i take it no problems with brackets then! S**t should have sold it instead

I made some new brackets up for it but no I had no problems as they're only lengths bent and drilled in the right places - I added more heat insulation to the inside too to prevent it from burning through again. Once it arrives I will place some new Carbon sheeting on the inside to stregthen/ cover the slight damage.

Looking at it now I really need to get a carbon chain guard as it clashes/ looks cheap next to the carbon hugger and lowers

It's looking good Stu

Chris.