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| SW-MOTECH Engine Guards Installed |
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Posted by: rocket_imp - 03-16-2015, 11:27 PM - Forum: Accessories/Modifications
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Just installed a set of SW-MOTECH engine guards. Great quality, fast shipping, instructions, perfect fit, included needed fasteners and even nice plastic caps to cover the bolt heads. Very easy & quick to install.
I looked at all the engine guards and chose SW-MOTECH because they mounted at 4 locations for added strength. They are available in black or chrome directly from various Asian suppliers for $134.42 - $148.85 with free shipping on eBay. Just search for " Honda CB1100 Engine Guards " Rocket
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| Yoshimura Full Exhaust Fumes |
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Posted by: Scudrunr_imp - 03-16-2015, 12:27 PM - Forum: Accessories/Modifications
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Folks,
I installed a full Yoshimura system on my bike just as soon as I bought it. I love the exhaust. It sounds great, it looks good, it’s very light, easy to install, and it definitely helps in the power department.
I have it running with the O2 sensor installed.
My dilemma is that the exhaust is quite fumey. I miss the cat. My wife is sucking fumes the entire time she rides with me. I use the bike to commute to work so I don’t want to show up smelling like the track.
Would a tune help? Flash or PCV? I was under the impression most bikes run lean from the factory and a tune would enrichen the mixture. In my mind a richer mixture would make the problem worse. Do I need to eliminate the O2 sensor? Some sort of wind deflection?
Thank for the help guys!
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| Plastic bolt head covers |
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Posted by: White Dog_imp - 03-16-2015, 11:08 AM - Forum: Mechanical & Technical
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I will be installing handlebar risers and need advice on how to remove the plastic bolt head covers which cover the bolts that hold the stock risers to the triple tree. What tool do I need to use to remove the covers and can they be re-used, or do I need to pony up for new ones from Honda?
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| Alarm systems |
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Posted by: Volchkoff_imp - 03-16-2015, 05:52 AM - Forum: Mechanical & Technical
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Dear friends,
Now I am just thinking about alarm system. Something talks to me that it will be better to install it. But wich one?
If some of you installed some security system, please, tell about your experience.
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| Rear brake stupid question. |
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Posted by: NightRider_imp - 03-16-2015, 04:17 AM - Forum: Mechanical & Technical
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I got back from MSF classes early yesterday and before I began rewriting the Honda shop manual for Honda (see the latest oil thread), I began looking the bike over in detail. My eyes wandered to the back brake and noticed what looked like a hydraulic line or and noticed the rear brake foot control did not need much pressure or distance to actuate the rear brake, sans a hydraulic brake. So here is the question, is it hydraulic and if so, where is the master cylinder for it?
Thanks.
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