Cool. Thanks for that del. I've seen those piper cross ones but not the ram air one.
ive seen some filter that are stepped down (can't remember the name though) would the be ok they are singles though.
Hi all I'm looking for some Rearsets for my slingy project.
i want to use something aftermarket or different make but I am unsure what will work. I have heard that early kwak 6r Rearsets work. Is this true??
what other options are out there please.
cheers all
Thanks for the reply's. The wheels I was hoping to use are the same ones you have on that turbo beastie vizman. I take it the whole front end is aprillia? Was it much of a job to fit the front end also (just bearing swaps or not) The back looks like it took some work!!!
cheers all
Hi all, just been having a search but nothing coming up. Just wondering if anyone has put Mille wheels (rear) into a standard 1990 slingy swingarm. Just something I am looking at as I fancy going a different route with wheels.
cheers all
Thanks for the reply.
couple of things
by mk2 pick up do you mean ignition pickup? If yes is that a straight forward swap (remove old mk1 bolt in mk2)
neutral switch and and alternator I take would be a straight swap
speedo drive is this important as I was going to run digital clocks with magnet pick up
soerry for all the questions I've only ever done work on the oil cooled Gsxr 750's
cheers jon
Hi all been looking for info on bandit looms. I've been offered a mk2 bandit loom but I have a mk1 engine.
my question is can I switch to th mk2 loom if I also switch cdi etc.
hope someone can help. Cheers in advance
jon
Thought I should add that I just brought it as a rolling chassis. So I have a lot of parts to source. Just looking for looms that will work.
cheers jon
Hi all. New on hear and a Bit new to this side of building. But I have a bandit 1200 mk1 motor in a gsxr750 frame. ( will be starting a build thread soon)
my question is what other looms could I use on the 1200 motor as I'm having trouble finding a full loom to start the project of. As I want to get it up and running. Then strip it down and do the full build up. Hope you lot on hear can help I've heard good things!
Cheers jon