The only time I really notice anything worth mentioning is in the low gears, due to the ratios and their effect on both engine braking and acceleration. If you snap it shut or back on in low gears (without shifting, just off/on), there's a bit of a lurch, but I don't find it as unsettling as my...
Perhaps drill a small hole through the bolt head and run some fine wire through it, to keep it from spinning off. As for sideways photos - rotate them on your PC first, and then upload them.
Had around 2 months now to ride around on my new to me CBR600F4i, a 2002 model with 49,000 km when I picked it up. Had to put in a fair bit of work, fixing the valves up, fixing the CCT, replacing 9/10ths of the hoses, doing a starter valve (TB) sync, and lowering the absurd amount of oil that...
Hi Phil!
Yes, it's true. Unhooking the battery for like, 20 minutes to be safe, will let the capacitors discharge and effectively erase the stored maps on the ECU. That being said, the ECU will relearn correct fueling as you ride it again, but this can sometimes get rid of little...
I feel like if it's only short term, it's probably okay. My CBR does some ticking and whirring sounds when I first start it, but come operating temperature it quiets down and sits smoothly.
Unless you're OCD and it's a matter of life and THAT DAMN TILE IS CROOKED!
First things first - Remove/drain the tank, and pull the fuel pump on the bottom - see what's up. If something is rattling around in there, it can't be good.
Anyone know of some sort of group chat app or the likes to keep people in contact? I'm not one to have a big circle of friends, and I don't have an iPhone either, which leaves me in the dark on this one.
I prefer more spirited riding, even though it's the same thing that got my poor Fizzer into the dump last September (know your upcoming roads first, folks). Long journeys are good too so long as there's a bit of everything mixed in, and I'm in good company. I covered over 600 clicks going to...
They did, thankfully. Still not sure how they broke such a hardy piece, but c'est la vie.
I'm going to get some photos, and maybe a video or two of it soon. I've taken it out on the highway now and found that it's got a ton of pick up and go for that, which is lovely!
Thanks, guys! It's been a good day of riding, although as I learned it seems something is up with my brakes. When I pull the lever it's fine, until I'm at low speed where it starts to bounce the bike. Google has told me that the rotors are either warped (doesn't look like it) or worn unevenly...