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    Talking I finally bought a bike!!!!!

    Well I haven't paid for it yet but I just closed the deal with hsvboy06 and I'm buying his old FXR!

    I heard that some people have been sucessful fitting larger mirrors on the fxr, can anyone give me suggestions on which ones I should try and where I can get them?

    Thanks!
    I have deep pockets. It's just that it's a deep empty pocket...........

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    Congrats Bob!! Yeah, the FXR mirrors are shocking aye, I mean they are great if you want to see what's on your shoulder or your elbow, but not much chop for seeing anything behind you! Good plan to change them, sorry, can't be any help on that front though! Good luck.

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    Congrats mate, ride safe
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    Good news, now go out there and have fun..
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    i think the gsxr mirrors fit? double check it though. goto www.fxr150.ws.net.nz, got some stuff on the fixer, do up tips etc. search kiwibiker for threads as well, i've heard a few good ones for getting a bit of extra power, like carbs from an xr200? something like that. Oh, and chopping off the dead weight of an exhaust.

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    Congratts....you'll love the FXR
    i have CBR mirrors on mine.... still cant see much...
    my advice... turn your head and look..works every time!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nicksta
    Congratts....you'll love the FXR
    i have CBR mirrors on mine.... still cant see much...
    my advice... turn your head and look..works every time!!!
    Good advice... Pity car drivers don't!
    We all have our little obsessions...

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    Quote Originally Posted by bobsmith
    but I just closed the deal with hsvboy06 and I'm buying his old FXR!
    Congrats, its a good bike, he looked after it well.
    Experience......something you get just after you needed it

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    Wicked mate!!

    they are cool light bikes.... good fun to play with in the corners.

    with some sticky rubber on them they handel remarkably well too!!

    ride safe and keep the rubber side down


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    Very awesome. Those FXRs are nice bikes

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    Quote Originally Posted by alarumba
    Very awesome. Those FXRs are nice bikes
    Dont make much noise tho

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    On yer mate, entertaining bike! Good rubber (bridgies or Pirelli'll do it) and you'll be real hard to catch on the twisties.
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    jeremysprite, when you said "dead weight" did you mean "baffle"???

    Now only if I could find out how to go about chopping off the baffle... Is it hard?
    I have deep pockets. It's just that it's a deep empty pocket...........

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