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A beauty!:clapping:

Well I know it looks a bit awkward, but that`s the only way the "VMAX" cutout in the front will be upright?? :bang head:holy sh*t:bang head: they`re detachable...I put them on ages ago and forgot all about them...just now zooming into the picture wondering what you could mean...I see that...

Thanks for your nice remarks about the looks:eusa_dance: greatly indebted to Sean for the candy-red idea really I was waiting for someone to mention the front-end, but I asked about USD forks once on the forum and the overall conclusion was that it was more cosmetic than anything, so I went for...

And a little fancy cover beneath the card covers I cut myself on our all-new all-Chinese laser cutter; one of the advantages of an R&D job you have access to all these unsellable yet operational prototypes I was trying to refer to the intake cover in the clumsy sentence with the typo above...

too bad you don`t know the supplier ; but yes that was my original thought ; will see what the short mudguard does for me first!

Just closed Exactrep site, purchased a short mud guard with integrated lights and license plate holder ; not too expensive, worth to try; you`re probably right I might see things differently with that ugly taillight gone :eusa_dance...

CBR mod! I new I read something before but couldn`t remember. Will do a forum search, thanks! But still considering a complete tail section makeover, can`t make up my mind yet... BTW, great looking ride you have there, real black-ops :)

It`s been ages since I posted; still, that seems to happen every now and then to everyone? Anyway, Llamrei has her shiny red Carozzerria`s now :punk:THANKS SEAN:worthy: And a little fancy cover beneath the card covers I cut myself on our all-new all-Chinese laser cutter; one of the advantages...

if your **** looks like that, you should urgently get medical attention :rofl_200: Not my cup of tea either, but hey, that`s why it`s called customizing

Wrote this in the Vboost mag once. Hi All fellow V-Maxxers, My name is David Toebaert (never mind trying to pronounce that last name, David`ll do) and since 2009 I`ve been riding a 1990 VMax I call Llamrei after King Arthur`s famous horse (a mare by the way, in my view machines are female...

You`re perfectly right, the bike hates to get wet. Exactly the same experience here. http://www.vmaxforum.net/showthread.php?t=19255

My mistake, should have been "shift segment" of course. But that was 1999: 1999 Back to polished wheels and fork outer tubes. Carbon Fiber look for fenders. The shift segment which fastens to the end of the shift drum was upgraded. Early models would have pins falling out because bendable...

The Diavel is a real nice-looking bike, but it was released after the Gen-II, so you always have that copy-cat feeling...