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Jardine Clearance Issues??

Started by GSRider, July 29, 2007, 05:24:47 AM

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GSRider

I was taking a few curves at higher than recommended speeds a little while ago, and felt something I have never felt before. I have felt my pegs drag, and that's no big deal, but this wasn't it. It felt different.

Check it out:



Anybody else experience this with the Jardine setup?
I looked at the back of the bike, and because the mid pipe is shorter than I would like it to be, the pipe will touch down before the peg will now.

I do not like this at all.  :mad:
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frankieG

it happens, some bikes you can almost drag your bar ends
liberal camerican
living in beautiful new port richey florida
i have a beautiful gf(not anymore)
former navy bubble head (JD is our patran saint)

DaxFX

where was you ,, at a race track ! circuiting !!!
Puerto Rico. Boricua de pura sepa !!!

sorry! you need to play tetris with my English

NiceGuysFinishLast

Learn to hang off. Then you won't drag hard parts any more.
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Hang out there, we may flame, but we don't hate.

My attitude is in serious need of readjustment, and I'm ok with that.

GSRider

Quote from: NiceGuysFinishLast on July 29, 2007, 12:28:13 PM
Learn to hang off. Then you won't drag hard parts any more.

I was.  :icon_mrgreen:

For the record, I was taking what is known as the "loop."
It's a set of on and off ramps here in Kitchener that is absolutely PERFECT to ride hard on.
The ramps are always clean, and usually free of any traffic.

It's a God send of a set of highway ramps.  :thumb:
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K&N lunchbox, Jardine ss full system, Factory Stage 3, Progressive springs, Tommaselli fully adjustable bars, Pro Grips, Bar end mirrors, LP signals, clear tail light, EBC front rotor, ss brake lines, Pirelli Sport Demons, Works rear shock

Mk1inCali

Hang off more.  When you think you are hanging off enough, hang off a little more.  Easier said than done.


Stay low, stay tucked into the bike.  Pretend there is a 6" shoelace tied between your jacket zipper (your neck/sternum) and the steering stem nut.
Anthony
                         '00 GS500E + 33K miles
        Bob B advancerK&N Pods/Dynojet Stage 3/Yoshimura black can full system;
        F3 rearsets/MX bars/SV throttle tube/New cables/Galfer SS line/EBC HH pads;
        Buell Signals/AL ignition cover/Fender & Reflectors hacked off.

GSRider

#6
Believe me when I say I cannot hang off any further than I already do. I am 6' 1", and when I am banked over to the right, my left foot is barely touching the peg. My left knee is almost on top of the tank. I have tried humping the tank like you described, and it makes no difference, really.

I know how to hang off the bike - I've been taught by some pretty good local racers.
But I tend to be a little over aggressive, and the GS isn't exactly the right tool for the job - it's a small bike with a capable, if not completely race ready chassis. And no, I won't get a new rear shock because the bike really isn't worth the money to throw into it.

I've never had this problem before with the stock exhaust...but I will NOT go back.

www.esportbike.com

K&N lunchbox, Jardine ss full system, Factory Stage 3, Progressive springs, Tommaselli fully adjustable bars, Pro Grips, Bar end mirrors, LP signals, clear tail light, EBC front rotor, ss brake lines, Pirelli Sport Demons, Works rear shock

frankieG

liberal camerican
living in beautiful new port richey florida
i have a beautiful gf(not anymore)
former navy bubble head (JD is our patran saint)

GSRider

www.esportbike.com

K&N lunchbox, Jardine ss full system, Factory Stage 3, Progressive springs, Tommaselli fully adjustable bars, Pro Grips, Bar end mirrors, LP signals, clear tail light, EBC front rotor, ss brake lines, Pirelli Sport Demons, Works rear shock

Jay_wolf

#9
Well ur sig has quite a few mods on it ,arnt kat shocks over there 10 to a penny? sorta speak

my shock cost around 460 bucks ,but i got it cheap , and the progressive kat springs arnt cheap , but then im trying to make sure i dont get joke insurance

my bike is gonna be insured for 2500 pounds ,or 5 k Us ,  with Third party, fire and theft , for 333 pounds a year
2001 Gs500 , Katana Gsx Front End, K3 Tank,, Full S S Predetor System ,Bandit Rear Hugger,Goodridge S S Break Lines ,  Belly Pan , , K+N LunchBox, Probolt Bolts, FSD Undertray With Built in Lights And Indicators. 
2008 Megelli 125 SM 14bhp
1996 Honda NSR 125cc 33bhp
2001 Mercades A160  115bhp

Wrecent_Wryder

#10
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"On hiatus" in reaction to out-of-control moderators, thread censorship and member bans, 7/31/07.
Your cure is worse than the disease.
Remember, no one HAS to contribute here.

Mk1inCali

Well, it is a full-size can versus the old Yosh or V&Hs, so I'll give you that.

I'm 6'6" and was hanging with B-class riders at Willow Springs IR here in California, and wasn't dragging anything.  Not doubting your speed or your technique, but something isn't right, as you know, by your posting of this topic.
Anthony
                         '00 GS500E + 33K miles
        Bob B advancerK&N Pods/Dynojet Stage 3/Yoshimura black can full system;
        F3 rearsets/MX bars/SV throttle tube/New cables/Galfer SS line/EBC HH pads;
        Buell Signals/AL ignition cover/Fender & Reflectors hacked off.

GSRider

Quote from: Wrecent_Wryder on July 29, 2007, 04:22:31 PM
Quote from: GSRider on July 29, 2007, 03:14:38 PM

And no, I won't get a new rear shock because the bike really isn't worth the money to throw into it.


Uh... it was worth a $350 exhaust, but not a $35 shock?



It was cheaper than a stock exhaust. I cracked the stocker in a very mild drop.
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K&N lunchbox, Jardine ss full system, Factory Stage 3, Progressive springs, Tommaselli fully adjustable bars, Pro Grips, Bar end mirrors, LP signals, clear tail light, EBC front rotor, ss brake lines, Pirelli Sport Demons, Works rear shock

GSRider

Quote from: Mk1inCali on July 29, 2007, 06:41:54 PM
Well, it is a full-size can versus the old Yosh or V&Hs, so I'll give you that.

I'm 6'6" and was hanging with B-class riders at Willow Springs IR here in California, and wasn't dragging anything.  Not doubting your speed or your technique, but something isn't right, as you know, by your posting of this topic.

True enough.
I want to revisit my technique; but I also have, in the mean time, emailed Jardine to see if maybe they can fab up a longer mid pipe to extend the height of the pipe.

Do you have any pics of you in action at the track?
www.esportbike.com

K&N lunchbox, Jardine ss full system, Factory Stage 3, Progressive springs, Tommaselli fully adjustable bars, Pro Grips, Bar end mirrors, LP signals, clear tail light, EBC front rotor, ss brake lines, Pirelli Sport Demons, Works rear shock

Mk1inCali

Anthony
                         '00 GS500E + 33K miles
        Bob B advancerK&N Pods/Dynojet Stage 3/Yoshimura black can full system;
        F3 rearsets/MX bars/SV throttle tube/New cables/Galfer SS line/EBC HH pads;
        Buell Signals/AL ignition cover/Fender & Reflectors hacked off.

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