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Old 01-13-2011, 08:11 AM   #1
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You'll have that on the larger scale projects.

I've done that too. You think you know what every connection is, but a few weeks go by, and then its time to get out the ol' dealer manual and start searching.


I think I'm going to do some more airbox work, brakes / rotors, and get a new clutch. I put new fluid in over the summer, SS lines a few years back and still doesn't have the bite it used to.
Are the clutches on the S and the R similar? I need to replace the clutch on my S. I picked up a clear cover and an annodized pressure plate. When I last tried running the bike I had a major oil leak, wasnt sure if the pushrod seal went or was from the countershaft.
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Old 01-13-2011, 08:38 AM   #2
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Are the clutches on the S and the R similar? I need to replace the clutch on my S. I picked up a clear cover and an annodized pressure plate. When I last tried running the bike I had a major oil leak, wasnt sure if the pushrod seal went or was from the countershaft.

That I don't know.

Where did you get your anodized pressure plate from?

I've got the riflemans clear cover.


I need to get back over to TLzone to see what's the latest and greatest, haven't been over there for a while.



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Old 01-13-2011, 09:26 AM   #3
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That I don't know.

Where did you get your anodized pressure plate from?

I've got the riflemans clear cover.


I need to get back over to TLzone to see what's the latest and greatest, haven't been over there for a while.



I honestly dont remember, it wa sone of the GB's on tlzone, not sure if it was rifleman who made them, I got a few other bits as well from them.
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Old 01-13-2011, 09:40 AM   #4
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any space on the subframe, a friend mounted a horn like that on his ducati there.
There would be if I wasn't planning on relocating the battery and as much of the electronics as possible in there... oh, and chopping half of that shit off...
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Old 01-13-2011, 09:46 AM   #5
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There would be if I wasn't planning on relocating the battery and as much of the electronics as possible in there... oh, and chopping half of that shit off...
Fine, I wont offer any ideas anymore

If thats the case could you squeeze one in the old battery tray or something else is going there.
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Fine, I wont offer any ideas anymore

If thats the case could you squeeze one in the old battery tray or something else is going there.
Actually, that's a pretty solid idea... I could make a bracket to hold it there, but the whole idea of moving the battery was to lose the ugliness on the side, so in that case I might as well keep the battery there...

Shit, I think I might just leave the battery there... That would be much easier than rerouting all that wiring... I'll probably just get a nifty battery box cover or something...
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