Picked up a Vandalised/Stolen Recovered T100 last year. The headlight and brackets, some of the wiring, ignition switch and rear left foot peg were pretty much destroyed. The front mudguard, and tank were dented. It also had a altered numberplate from a 125 which I thought Essex Police would have removed but left it on... How the bike looks now... I replaced the headlight with a CB600F4 Hornet dual H11 headlight with Philips Ultinon Pro 9100 LEDs, Emgo style black 41mm headlight brackets, Wolf77 mini indicators, picked up a set of used race Yellow side covers and cam cover, found a new old stock race yellow tank cover and fitted used Heritage tank badges. I fitted a used Motone ignition switch relocation bracket and used a Thunderbird 1600 ignition switch, picked up a cheap Down and Out customs front mudguard, Evotech reg rec guard, CB1000r left front three pot caliper, an unbranded "Arrow style" 2-1 exhaust, TTP stage 2 pod filter/airbox delete and I just bought a lightly used Maverick comfort seat to replace the slightly rough Triumph comfort seat. My mate gave me an Evotech oilcooler/sumpguard, Fehling Givi Monokey rear rack, a sidestand and a set of rear pegs from his written off T100. I rewired the bike with a used Motogadget M.unit blue and a used Motoscope light and Motosign I had for another project that I decide to sell stock as I don't like the riding position of that bike (NTV650p). I bought a Daytona three wire speed sensor that replaces the speedo cable and fitted a S1000RR MOSFET Reg/Rec relocated under the TTP battery box. I fitted watercooled T120 left switchgear to add the headlight flash button and the i button to scroll through the Motoscope dash screens and internally wired the Highway Hawk XLX handlebars that came with the bike. I also added T120 mirrors I have a set of CBR600F3 Showa cartridge forks to fit the cartridges to the Triumph KYB lowers and ZRX1100 KYB rear shocks that just need a new plastic adjuster. Just looking for some engine bars and need to make some/modify some Givi Monokey pannier racks so I can fit my Kappa K-Venture panniers. by
Congratulations to your bike! I am deeply impressed about your technical skills. Enjoy your "modded" bike!
Wow, what a wonderful and amazing transformation, @AnotherHonda! I'm sure that little bike is glad to be parked at your house these days. Thanks for sharing the photos.
