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Adding a Gear Indicator
TonyGee replied to TJS's topic in Water Cooled, V-Twins, Singles and 2-strokes
noooooo they take away the fun of looking for the 6th gear you haven't got -
I remember once at the streetfighter's do at Sheffield one of the stunt bikes was a B12, it was a red hot day and Garry Rothwell was doing a burn out till the tyre popped, the headers where glowing red I asked him later about it and he said he does it all the time on that bike. tough as old boots
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if it hasn't been totally abused 50K is nothing on the oil cooled engine.
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ive had 6 bandits and worked on countless others and the vast majority where a bit on the rattley side !!!! saying that ive heard others that where quiet.
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you can always tell a bandit engine by its valve rattle
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its a tricky job as the clocks are sealed, you have to peel back the edge of the rim to split the clocks, ive seen the faces on bgay.
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or has it been in the rain and water has got into the tank ?
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I'd be checking the airbox if it has one ? found a rag in a customers airbox once must learn to read better !!!! it hasn't got an airbox
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are the plugs getting wet ?
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fit new plugs
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my thoughts are if it was a totally standard motor then maybe I'd be happy with it but it would always be on my mind !!!!!! on a tuned motor with a turbo I'd be looking for another head. yeah im probably paranoid
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if it is because it was upside down it'll eventually burn off.
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this is one of the reasons we fit big fat wheels for modern tyres plus it looks the dogs danglies
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chill out man, it was an innocent question, if you dont know it doesn't hurt to ask.
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3.25 x 19 and 4.00 x 18
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I think the best idea would ride the bike through the summer and enjoy it, then you can gather the bits you need and do a winter project. their is a mine of info on this site to help you if you go through the project section. and don't be afraid to ask questions
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anything is possible but depends on your skill set !!!! i dont think a gsxr or 1200 bandit wheel will fit in the swingarm as they are 180mm wide ??? maybe a bandit 600 would be better as they are 150/160mm wide. better to change the swinger as well, then theirs the offset for the chain to sort out as well as brakes. a complete front end is also a better option with thicker forks and better brakes. its all gona cost as well !!!!!
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if you are rich then genuine are the way to go but im not, so i use Tourmax stuff made in Japan. never let me down yet like some of the Chinese crap !!!!!
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normally they are all set about the same, but i wonder if someone has tuned them with a colour tune ?
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probably running a bit on the rich side on the cooler cylinder.