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Hi all/ advice needed please

Started by davetherave, February 21, 2014, 09:26:30 PM

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Burchy

Thats an interesting graph.  By coincidence I had mine on a dyno today.  Totally stock except for a beowulf end can.  Got 147 at the wheel with fuelling spot on all the way until the last 1000 revs or so when they admitted that the over-rich mixture was due to their inability to supply enough air for the RamAir to work properly

Sorry, didn't mean to hijack a thread
2025 Versys1100SE<br />1993 ZXR400<br />1991 ZXR750R<br />1979 GS850G

pross

Hi and welcome.
These boys on here now there stuff.
As for the weight I don't think you will notice how well it's balance .
Pross :punk:
Pross

tugg781

 :tank: hi pal im only 5'7 5'8 with a 29-30 inside. Ok im on tippy toes and am getting the lower seat but tbh i can ride it as is! As others have said once you are moving it not an issue.  Good bike and very comfy.

davetherave

   



As for the hand protection, I've never really noticed any serious issues but then I have an infill panel on mine, I'm not sure what their proper name is.   

What's a infill panel and it's purpose please ?

dtr   


   


STX1300man

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Ant

Are you having them made like this FlatHead Wings

or are you having metal brackets.

I may be interested in a set.

Edit: Photo link corrected  :wink:

Ant

I think Steve's ( Wolf ) had some nice ones on.......they had a metal bracket to which the perspex fitted to...

Maybe he could pop a pic up ?   :popcorn:

Quote from: STX1300man on March 06, 2014, 10:08:40 PM
Ant

Are you having them made like this FlatHead Wings

or are you having metal brackets.

I may be interested in a set.

Edit: Photo link corrected  :wink:

Thats the general idea....

Charlie747

Quote from: Ant on March 06, 2014, 10:47:44 PM
I think Steve's ( Wolf ) had some nice ones on.......they had a metal bracket to which the perspex fitted to...

Maybe he could pop a pic up ?   :popcorn:

Thats the general idea....

Can I fire frozen Pheasant carcases at the prototypes please Ant ?

Ant

Quote from: Charlie747 on March 06, 2014, 10:51:48 PM
Can I fire frozen Pheasant carcases at the prototypes please Ant ?

So they were frozen pheasants now eh.....???  Are you sure you didn't just fall off or hit the gate post ??   :whistling:

Charlie747

Quote from: Ant on March 06, 2014, 10:57:53 PM
So they were frozen pheasants now eh.....???  Are you sure you didn't just fall off or hit the gate post ??   :whistling:

:mfr_lol: 

shepster

hi take the engine out make it a gtr kwaka cycle that sort the wieght out .
then wear clogs for the hieght  . :mfr_lol: :mfr_lol: :whistling:

davetherave


2kwacks

#26
Mr davetherave...  I had the 2010 GTR and toured French/Swiz alps and Italy, Cornwall, Devon, Mid wales, Scotland and did more day rides than I can remember :grin: covered just under 10,000 miles in just under 2 years and never had a problem handling the GTR even at walking pace and they don't come much shorter than me :sad: "thought I would get that in before the wolf, Asif or the 2 dithering doderers did :grin: I had the Kawasaki lower gel seat fitted. but to be honest, it didn't make that much difference :no: I could get one foot flat with the standard seat and one foot flat with the gel seat. if your buying the low gel seat just to make the GTR lower then at £400 it's not going to make that much difference. the GTR is a heavy bike to push around, but once it's moving the weight is not a problem :no: if your use to riding the ZZR then the GTR is not going to be a problem :no: the seat height difference is approx 1/2 inch, the bulk of the GTR when looking at it and sitting on it is all in the mind really. forget about the bulk of the GTR and don't underestimate the weight at crawling speed, even if your well over 6ft the GTR can catch you out :yes: especially at sharp or tight low speed turns :whistling: being on the shorter side can be a advantage with the GTR :yes: you tend not to underestimate the big bugger :grin:   
getting on now...  but not as old as Rog or Geoff

Lonewolf

Ant, yep if I remember I'll post a pic of mine tomorrow after I've come off my night shifts.

davetherave

2kwacks,

Thank you very much for such good honest advice.   :biker3:

Makes me feel quite positive.

dtr