This section of the mods listing displays all the mods that don't fit in any of the other categories. There are also mods listed that are no longer being used on the bike for one reason or another, but may be interesting to the reader of this site. If the mod is no longer current, it is indicated usually with a reason or lists a superceding mod that replaced it.

Present Mod Listing

Modification Part/Description and approxamite cost if Applicable	Date/Odometer Reading Installed	Part/Manufacturer URL Link or Mod description	Thumbnail Image (Click to View as Applicable)
Sigma BC1200 Cycle Computer $35.00 Canadian	June 30th, 2000 at 3400 km	Click Here for a site on mounting a Sigma Cycle computer to your motorcycle

UPDATE - June 30th, 2001: Mod removed from bike, bicycle computer superceded by Garmin Emap GPS modification/addition.

Home wired 4-Way emergency flasher setup $15.00 Canadian	July 19th, 2000 at 4816 km	Click Here for a site that outlines how to wire up your motorcycle for four-way hazard lighting. The hazard switchbox is neatly mounted to the Clutch master cylinder.
Home-made Camera Mount $20.00 Cdn in materials	May 1st, 2001 at 9700 km	This mod was built to mount a video camera on the gas tank for on-bike footage using some scrap components, and put together with aluminum. It was initially very effective in providing a steady camera platform.

UPDATE - July 5th, 2002: Camera mod performance deemed unsatisfactory due to increased vibration charactoristics of motorcycle, related to performance mods, affecting image stability of the camera. Next iteration of an on board camera mod will involve simpler light weight lipstick type camera slaved to the video camera recorder.

Garmin Emap Portable GPS Mapping system $329.95 Cdn	May 1st, 2001 at 9700 km	Click Here To visit the GPS Store (online GPS Retailer) This mod assists with my lousy sense of direction, and is mounted on a custom fabricated mount on the handlebar that is fully removeable when not required.
Hella 55 watt Driving Lights $59.00 Cdn	May 1st, 2001 at 9700 km	Installed on engine guard, provides additional night time illumination that is desired for cornering. Extra rubber damping was required to keep bulb tungsten element from breaking up due to vibration.

UPDATE - July 5th, 2002: Hella running light mod rendered unuseable due to installation of full fairing lowers over their previous installed location. New running lights will be sourced and installed elsewhere very soon. Mod has been found to be invaluable for reasons of safety and visibility

Home fabricated fairing bellypan ~$150.00 Cdn materials

April 5th, 2002 at 19400 km

Chin fairing was home built, hand laid fiberglassed. Took approxamitely 150 hours to complete.

UPDATE - July 13th, 2002: Belly pan mod rendered obsolete with installation of Lockhart Philips Fastglass lowers repair and installation. This was still a valuable exercise in fiberglass fabrication.

Powerbronze Cobra 1/2 fairing £186.00 GBP plus £45 GBP Shipping via Ebay auction

September 22nd, 2002 at 28500 km

Purchased as a replacement fairing for the stock fairing destroyed in an accident August 14th, 2003. Mirrors as supplied were replaced with a set of 2001 Suzuki Bandit 1200 mirrors that were a bolt on and go affair. click on the photo to go to the Powerbronze website.

UPDATE - May 7th, 2004: Powerbronze fairing removed, or rather, removed itself, in a fairing bracket mount metal fatigue failure during a trip at Deals Gap, NC. Mount was/is repairable with further work, but i elected to replace the fairing with a 2001 model Bandit 1200 fairing instead.