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- 15 years ago
- Forum: General Technical
- Topic: Yoshi box or power commander?
- Replies: 4
- Views: 2610
Re: Yoshi box or power commander?
PCII = cheaper (ca. 300 EUR), more adjusteability, online community to get knowledge and maps yosh box = stays off the bike, so no extra weight, wires, stuff on your bike. Cheap yosh box clones can be found (60 EUR instead of 600 EUR) to solve the expensiveness issue ;) PCII is probably the best opt...
- 15 years ago
- Forum: General Technical
- Topic: Hydraulic clutch
- Replies: 17
- Views: 8334
Re: Hydraulic clutch
i think so yes, i'm not 100% positive though... of course a cable clutch is fixeable on the side of the road, but i'd rather just roll on, not worrying if i have brought the right tools or not...or being on time or not :lol: i replaced 2 clutch cables in the egyptian desert at 40+°C...i can tell you...
- 15 years ago
- Forum: General Technical
- Topic: Hydraulic clutch
- Replies: 17
- Views: 8334
Re: Hydraulic clutch
things won't go that fast Phil :lol: most riders prefer cable clutches for god knows what reason. check out www.tlzone.net for TLR items...you might be lucky. for tourers, commuters, and big mileage eaters in general, there's only one option, and that is hydra :) 8) i've had more than a few clutch c...
- 15 years ago
- Forum: General Technical
- Topic: Hydraulic clutch
- Replies: 17
- Views: 8334
Re: Hydraulic clutch
yes it is possible, had a quick lookup on sv650.org http://www.arcor.de/palb/album_popup.jsp?albumID=3178613&pos=1&firstVisit=0&interval=0&noInfos=0&stop=0 http://forums.sv650.org/showthread.php?t=63498&highlight=hydraulic+clutch&page=1 sooooo for all you guys that want t...
- 15 years ago
- Forum: General Technical
- Topic: Hydraulic clutch
- Replies: 17
- Views: 8334
Re: Hydraulic clutch
just had a little checkup.
the pushrod is the same as the TL1000R pushrod...so chances are getting bigger.
the pushrod is the same as the TL1000R pushrod...so chances are getting bigger.
- 15 years ago
- Forum: General Technical
- Topic: Hydraulic clutch
- Replies: 17
- Views: 8334
Re: Hydraulic clutch
just had a look on ronayers.com it seems that the SV650 uses a similar system as the TLS for cable clutch. It also has a worm drive which pushes a pushrod into the engine casings. With a bit of luck, the TLR slave cylinder might fit the SV650 wormdrive-bolt-holes...fabbing up a sprocket cover, or mo...
- 15 years ago
- Forum: General Technical
- Topic: What mods have we done
- Replies: 23
- Views: 12961
Re: What mods have we done
my latest mod is the unwanted removal of the belly pan...the bike is getting lighter and lighter every day!!
- 15 years ago
- Forum: General Technical
- Topic: Gaskets/seals
- Replies: 6
- Views: 2162
Re: Gaskets/seals
it's almost certainly the one gasket between the rear header and midpipe, right next to the shock, almost invisible because of the swingarm. very handy to wrench there :roll: Cagiva ones are indeep deeper than TLS ones...maybe that's why TLS ones blow faster? (snap, i have never changed any other ga...
- 15 years ago
- Forum: Riders + Rides
- Topic: Here's the pics
- Replies: 3
- Views: 3068
Re: Here's the pics
very pretty bike!!
same hre about the washing thing...i need a couple of months honestly
same hre about the washing thing...i need a couple of months honestly
- 15 years ago
- Forum: General Technical
- Topic: Gaskets/seals
- Replies: 6
- Views: 2162
Re: Gaskets/seals
i've got the same experience snap.
My TLS exhaust gasket lasted only a couple of months. She is popping and backfiring and generally making a hellish racket again, after i duno, 10.000kms or so...
gonna go with cagiva gasket now. (official dealer)
good luck,
jan
My TLS exhaust gasket lasted only a couple of months. She is popping and backfiring and generally making a hellish racket again, after i duno, 10.000kms or so...
gonna go with cagiva gasket now. (official dealer)
good luck,
jan
- 15 years ago
- Forum: General Chat
- Topic: I will be cheating on my missus soon...
- Replies: 4
- Views: 2068
Re: I will be cheating on my missus soon...
oh, and i treated my rappy to some new GPR exhaust endcaps! went from the streetlegal endcaps (with non-removeable db killers) to full-on race endcaps. Mannnnnnn what a difference! it sounds like an animal again, and it pulls way harder than before. :) i really don't want to sell this bike, it's jus...
- 15 years ago
- Forum: General Chat
- Topic: I will be cheating on my missus soon...
- Replies: 4
- Views: 2068
Re: I will be cheating on my missus soon...
yeah, i think of the superduke as the 'KTM raptor'....it is almost identical: radical looks, great V-twin performance in a naked hooligan bike ...but i wanted something different 8) YES i'm going all out and i'm fitting the full titanium Akrapovic Evolution system (Ti headers, Ti cans). FI will be a...
- 15 years ago
- Forum: General Chat
- Topic: I will be cheating on my missus soon...
- Replies: 4
- Views: 2068
I will be cheating on my missus soon...
Yeah, i've decided the old rappy gets a baby sister. i testrode a KTM 990 SM-T last week and i'm sold. Same power, maybe a tad more torque down low. Fantastic brakes, best brakes i've ever felt on a bike. Perfect suspension. Great ergo's and practicality. 2-up traveling ability...the very one thing ...
- 15 years ago
- Forum: General Technical
- Topic: Tank Slappers
- Replies: 10
- Views: 4226
Re: Tank Slappers
i've only replaced the rear spring by a hyperpro unit, and otherwise stock bike, and i have never had any shakes or 'starting shakes'... :?: if anything i think this bike is really stable for a 1000cc naked hooligan bike...i ride on concrete highways (bumpy) at 120mph with only one hand at the bars ...
- 15 years ago
- Forum: Raptor 1000
- Topic: Anybody fitted other wheels to their steeds?
- Replies: 7
- Views: 4230
Re: Anybody fitted other wheels to their steeds?
good info mate, thanks for that. have cruised the web all this time, but haven't found anything suitable or affordable yet... probably going to try to dismantle the rap next weekend for paintjob, powdercoating etc...man i've been too busy :roll: PS so aprilia fronts are fairly easy to adapt, but for...