Bigred mk1 R1 Calipers- Braided lines- Givi wing rack-Crash bungs- Hi vis bullets-PR2's- and a hoot to ride.
Quad 900 Silver Laser duo tech pipes-Scott oiler-Engine crash bars- Radiator mounted see me ring LED's-Datatool system 3 alarm -Centre stand- Extender fender-Renthal bars-Handle bar risers-Mirror extenders-BMW GS Handgaurds-Acumen uprated horn & Nautilus-Stainless steel Radiator guard-Givi wing rack-OEM screen-Yammy touring screen-MRA Vario-MRA Double bubble cut down for fast as fk riding-Tiger screen-Tank protector-Stomp grip panels-Optimate lead  Gone to Heaven orry:
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1991 MK1 in need of some TLC watch this space   Sorted and on the Road Mick   it's the bike that Jack built  Gone to Heaven Â
2012 Grey
900, Dual HIDs, Fork gaiters, Yam centre stand, Givi crash bars, S320 DRLs custom mounts, PAIR removed, Modded airbox, K&N, Warrior cans, PC3 - Custom map 81bhp @ 65ft-lb, Lambda removed, HM Quickshifter (removed), Evans waterless coolant, Hel lines, Dome SS exhaust nuts, Clear winker lenses, Yamaha +145 Screen + MRA X-creen, Heated grips with relay cut out and custom carbon mount, DL Hand Guards and milled bar ends, SW barback risers, 5w SMD LED side light, LED stop/tail reflectors, 2 x Front mudguard extenders, Custom rear under hugger, Hugger extender, Wrapped HT leads, Aux power sockets, Givi V47NN Top box with LED stop, SW motech mount, Givi PL347 mount and E21s, SW Motech Evo Tank bag, Stainless rad guard, Top Sellerie gel seat, RAM mounts for sat nav and phone, Handy tube and more.   Follow me on twitter @arthurbikemad
Due to overdoing a Saturday night 'social' I couldn't do much on Sunday so after a family trip out, I finally got around to fitting these !
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The rear hangers came back powder coated black last Friday so after a bit of re-assembly, I got me new cans fitted. And what a pair of crackers they are, sounding great too !
Looks great, I have no idea why Mr Yamaha made my hangers silver, a job for a rainy day.
2012 Grey
900, Dual HIDs, Fork gaiters, Yam centre stand, Givi crash bars, S320 DRLs custom mounts, PAIR removed, Modded airbox, K&N, Warrior cans, PC3 - Custom map 81bhp @ 65ft-lb, Lambda removed, HM Quickshifter (removed), Evans waterless coolant, Hel lines, Dome SS exhaust nuts, Clear winker lenses, Yamaha +145 Screen + MRA X-creen, Heated grips with relay cut out and custom carbon mount, DL Hand Guards and milled bar ends, SW barback risers, 5w SMD LED side light, LED stop/tail reflectors, 2 x Front mudguard extenders, Custom rear under hugger, Hugger extender, Wrapped HT leads, Aux power sockets, Givi V47NN Top box with LED stop, SW motech mount, Givi PL347 mount and E21s, SW Motech Evo Tank bag, Stainless rad guard, Top Sellerie gel seat, RAM mounts for sat nav and phone, Handy tube and more.   Follow me on twitter @arthurbikemad
It seemed daft given that the main frame is black but I suppose with the original cans being silver it didn't seem as noticeable. While I had the exhausts off it seemed sensible to catch them at the same time. I got both hangers and all four pegs done for £40 locally so not bad.
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However........what I didn't fully appreciate at the time was the extra 1~2mm or so the powder coating adds so cue me having to dremel off some of the coating in the peg brackets to get them to fit back in as well ad drilling out all of the mounting holes. The copper collar which slides into the brake lever stub hole was also a pain to get back in. I was cursing myself profusely while covering myself in black dust yesterday !
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Still worth it though. Plenty of copper-slip too on re-assembly and managed to get my header nuts swapped out for stainless dome nuts too.Â
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Hopefully get a chance to give it a shake down ride tonight.Â
Got myself a set of forks from Portugal since my rebound adjusters have welded themselves in position. Forks came today and rebound adjusters are totally free and now drenched in some oil for good measure. Got a couple of 17mm bolt covers to fit when I get them on....gamble paid off...only cost me £80 delivered
Give your old adjusters a good soak of plus gas or similar before you bung them in the back of the shed. Â I did that with mine and and I dug them out a year or so later they worked again.
1992 Mk1, 76k miles, Hagon springs, MTC exhaust, 4½ gears Gone now
Put on mirror extenders and Majesty mirrors. I'll see how well they work on my commute tomorrow. I also fixed the keyhole on my new seat cover from where the upholsterer covered the lock. :rotflmmfao:
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Nice ! Good to see good old fashioned clumsiness at work !
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I rode mine a nice 160mile journey to work this morning and enjoyed every minute. The new cans sound great, engine seems to breath a bit better and pulls a bit smoother. The Airhawk seat is an absolute revelation and I don't know why I didn't pick one up years ago.Â
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Now just gotta work out why me Scotoiler isn't putting oil on the chain as it should ! There seems to be oil in the tubes at various stages but not pulling through somehow. Ill download the instructions but I may be back !
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Now just gotta work out why me Scotoiler isn't putting oil on the chain as it should ! There seems to be oil in the tubes at various stages but not pulling through somehow. Ill download the instructions but I may be back !
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If mine isn't feeding, I put the flow on overkill for a bit to get it moving through, then back right off. Usually works for me.Â
I fired it right up onto 'prime' mode last week while running it around the garage but then got carried away fitting shiny stuff so turned it back down. Looking at the Scottoiler site I should prime it with the bottle and that should get it back working.
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It came fitted to the bike from the shop so ive never really thought to ask if it worked from day one and never had the bottle and nozzle bit so have just ordered one of those too. Mines the HCR Kit and there are loads of threads online about airlocks etc so that should do it.Â
gave her a good clean after the MT, changed the oil and filter, lubed the chain, and removed the handguards for the summer season. Saw that I need new front rubber. So next week - time permitting - I shall obtain a new MPR3.