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Started by qwiky, July 29, 2010, 07:10:38 AM

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steezin_and_wheezin

Checked my friends valves on his 04, first time for both of us and all went pretty smoothly. We did leave the rag in the oil galley and didn't realize til final check before starting :oops: haha all was well, exhaust valves were pretty tight though. loosened everything up, then had to reset idle as it had jumped from 1200 to 3k after valve adjustment.

Then got a little bit of time to work on my project bike!

Dropped the drz on friday. bike's ok, my shoulders a bit sore still, but my gear really saved me!

Good weekend, learned a lot(riding and wrenching)
if yer binders ain't squeakin, you ain't tweakin!

adidasguy

I recognize the Gimbel seat. Inspired by Phenix's? There were older pictures of it on Junior before I settled on the Gimbel full rear tail for him.These are nice seats.

Quote from: solo on April 29, 2012, 05:23:46 AM
Took Sheba for a ride, put her solo seat on and gave her a bath..
By solouno at 2012-04-29

Janx101

started it with the aid of a booster (again) .. let it idle for couple mins .. wished my wrist wasnt wrecked at the moment... put the cover back on .. sat on the lounge making brmm brrm noises  :icon_rolleyes:

solo

 love the look and the feel of this seat, Gimbel makes quality products..

average

Destroyed my right front caliper, now im back in the cage for a bit :icon_rolleyes: :technical:
R.I.P
Rich(Phadreus)
90 gs5 04 Fairings(that's right)
LP flushmounts up front  shortened turn signals
Kanatuna rear wheel swap
Kat FE

adidasguy

Quote from: solo on April 29, 2012, 10:51:07 PM
love the look and the feel of this seat, Gimbel makes quality products..

I also like that the Gimbel seats automatically say "No passengers allowed".

shonole

Quote from: adidasguy on April 30, 2012, 08:22:31 PM
Quote from: solo on April 29, 2012, 10:51:07 PM
love the look and the feel of this seat, Gimbel makes quality products..

I also like that the Gimbel seats automatically say "No passengers allowed".

They really improve the look of the bike.  Way better than stock.
2004 SV650n - Blue

Twisted

Quote from: average on April 30, 2012, 07:13:09 PM
Destroyed my right front caliper, now im back in the cage for a bit :icon_rolleyes: :technical:

You have a left as well? Katana fork swap?

jmill

Begun, the paint work has. First layer of bondo done, another one tomorrow hopefully in between classes...
When in doubt, empty the magazine.

mikeybikey82

i changed the oil yesterday, and am astonished at how much better the bike feels with fresh yamalube in it.  last time i changed it with regular penzoil 12w-40.  now it feels like a new machine!  the engine revs more smooth, it sounds better, the clutch feels better and the shifts are a lot more smooth.  amazing stuff that yamalube is. 
mikey
2000 GS500E, all stock

average

Quote from: Twisted on May 01, 2012, 12:37:01 AM
Quote from: average on April 30, 2012, 07:13:09 PM
Destroyed my right front caliper, now im back in the cage for a bit :icon_rolleyes: :technical:

You have a left as well? Katana fork swap?
yep
R.I.P
Rich(Phadreus)
90 gs5 04 Fairings(that's right)
LP flushmounts up front  shortened turn signals
Kanatuna rear wheel swap
Kat FE

codajastal

installed new gixxer footpegs
Smaller and love them.
Removed rear footpegs in prep for single seat compliance.
I am not interested in anything you have to say
Don't bother talking to me, I will not answer you

adidasguy

Quote from: average on May 01, 2012, 01:11:48 PM
Quote from: Twisted on May 01, 2012, 12:37:01 AM
Quote from: average on April 30, 2012, 07:13:09 PM
Destroyed my right front caliper, now im back in the cage for a bit :icon_rolleyes: :technical:

You have a left as well? Katana fork swap?
yep
So..... that also explains why you need a piece of fairing. Tell us the whole store, please. I like watching "Worlds dumbest drivers". Would this story qualify?

wildcat333

Quote from: codajastal on Today at 05:25:38 PM<blockquote>installed new gixxer footpegs
Smaller and love them.
Removed rear footpegs in prep for single seat compliance.





Link to pegs? Pics? How easily was it to install?
2009 Suzuki GS500F | Black/Silver | Zero Gravity Double Bubble dark-smoked windscreen | Lights4All LED smoked tail | DMP LED smoked rear signals | Pro Grip 719 RVGS handlebar grips | Rear metal grab-bars delete | Yoshimura TRS Slip On Exhaust

codajastal

Quote from: wildcat333 on May 01, 2012, 05:54:20 PM
Quote from: codajastal on Today at 05:25:38 PM<blockquote>installed new gixxer footpegs
Smaller and love them.
Removed rear footpegs in prep for single seat compliance.





Link to pegs? Pics? How easily was it to install?


VERY EASY INSTALL
Item number : 260836170610
Or search for 99 06 07 08 09 SUZUKI GSXR1300 HAYABUSA rear Foot Peg
Small amount of grinding of bottom edge to fit (5 minutes work) rounding the bottom edge and taking some off to lower slightly)
Use small washers to either site of peg to fit better and use existing pin etc. see wiki I think there is a write up about it.

Different pegs but same installation http://wiki.gstwins.com/index.php?n=Upgrades.Pegs

I am not interested in anything you have to say
Don't bother talking to me, I will not answer you

bombsquad83

Quote from: codajastal on May 01, 2012, 06:06:31 PM
Quote from: wildcat333 on May 01, 2012, 05:54:20 PM
Quote from: codajastal on Today at 05:25:38 PM<blockquote>installed new gixxer footpegs
Smaller and love them.
Removed rear footpegs in prep for single seat compliance.





Link to pegs? Pics? How easily was it to install?


VERY EASY INSTALL
Item number : 260836170610
Or search for 99 06 07 08 09 SUZUKI GSXR1300 HAYABUSA rear Foot Peg
Small amount of grinding of bottom edge to fit (5 minutes work) rounding the bottom edge and taking some off to lower slightly)
Use small washers to either site of peg to fit better and use existing pin etc. see wiki I think there is a write up about it.

Different pegs but same installation http://wiki.gstwins.com/index.php?n=Upgrades.Pegs



Those look sweet...I think I found my future pegs.

NesquikNinja

Long day for motorcycles, occured in the following order:

-obtained license endorsement, got 100 percent on test
-rode out of state and back
-bought brake pads
-recieved HID light as gift
-wrecked the bike
-called cops, etc
-rode home
-Installed HID and new pads, highbeam quit working

work in 4 hours
Quote from: MarkB on June 18, 2012, 08:55:19 AM
In the end the most important piece of safety gear is the thing you put inside your helmet.

adidasguy

Quote from: NesquikNinja on May 02, 2012, 12:41:36 AM
Long day for motorcycles, occured in the following order:

-obtained license endorsement, got 100 percent on test
-rode out of state and back
-bought brake pads
-recieved HID light as gift
-wrecked the bike
-called cops, etc
-rode home
-Installed HID and new pads, highbeam quit working

work in 4 hours

WTF? Wrecked the bike? Then rode it home?
Pictures? Please fill in the details.

codajastal

Quote from: NesquikNinja on May 02, 2012, 12:41:36 AM
Long day for motorcycles, occured in the following order:

-obtained license endorsement, got 100 percent on test
-rode out of state and back
-bought brake pads
-recieved HID light as gift
-wrecked the bike
-called cops, etc
-rode home
-Installed HID and new pads, highbeam quit working

work in 4 hours

We want details???
I am not interested in anything you have to say
Don't bother talking to me, I will not answer you

adidasguy

Experts needed!

I took off oil pan and oil filter of Junior's engine. probed more with the spy cam. made some very interesting discoveries that leads me to a different cause of the problem - which makes no sense.

How could an engine idle fine and run if a piston is damaged? is that even possible?

PLEASE see updated photos in my "Junior Died" thread in the build section.

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