Well, many of you probably remember my story about going down last year.. For the remainder of that year, I ran the bike with the headlight/upper cowl only, and minimal plastics for the tail (just enough to hold the taillight basically). Late fall, I broke up with my girlfriend and decided then and there that I really did hate having passengers on my bike (which was a stupid decision, she had her own bike, haha). My subframe wasn't damaged at all, and in hindsight I should have bought a used/damaged one to modify, but I'm bawlz deep in this one now, so no reason to cry about it!
Personally, I love it. I think this is how my sportbike should have come from the factory. These things are uncomfortable enough with one person, but add a second (especially one who doesn't know how to handle herself), and it's a HUGE pain in the arse. It is still relatively "rough", but it has potential. I have had more compliments on this than anything else, and that's nice to hear someone admires your taste. It also seems to confuse people.. Apparently they can't tell bikes by their headlights (it's sad that the Stealership saleswoman messed up and called it a R6, haha), but I can't hate too hard.
Sound off guys, let me know what you think about it, good or bad. I know it's not for everyone, but I love it!





Personally, I love it. I think this is how my sportbike should have come from the factory. These things are uncomfortable enough with one person, but add a second (especially one who doesn't know how to handle herself), and it's a HUGE pain in the arse. It is still relatively "rough", but it has potential. I have had more compliments on this than anything else, and that's nice to hear someone admires your taste. It also seems to confuse people.. Apparently they can't tell bikes by their headlights (it's sad that the Stealership saleswoman messed up and called it a R6, haha), but I can't hate too hard.
Sound off guys, let me know what you think about it, good or bad. I know it's not for everyone, but I love it!