Nutz's 990 Superduke
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Re: Nutz's 990 Superduke
Good work!D6Nutz wrote:Tried out the akra specific map today. Oh my god, it's like a different bike.
Down low it's still a bit jumpy, but that will always be the case apparently. It has 2 fuel maps and if you catch it just as it's switching it can give that jerkiness. I guess that's some character
After that the fueling is so smooth I though I'd done something wrong and robbed the bike of a load of power, the speedo quickly confirmed this was not the case. The only real downside is it doesn't pop so much on overrun anymore
The other thing to watch is chain tension - check it regularly. My RC8 really doesn't like a loose chain low down on the power curve and that makes it a little more jerky.
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cheers mate, good to know. I've not checked it since I've had it. Job for next weekend.C00kiemonster wrote:Good work!D6Nutz wrote:Tried out the akra specific map today. Oh my god, it's like a different bike.
Down low it's still a bit jumpy, but that will always be the case apparently. It has 2 fuel maps and if you catch it just as it's switching it can give that jerkiness. I guess that's some character
After that the fueling is so smooth I though I'd done something wrong and robbed the bike of a load of power, the speedo quickly confirmed this was not the case. The only real downside is it doesn't pop so much on overrun anymore
The other thing to watch is chain tension - check it regularly. My RC8 really doesn't like a loose chain low down on the power curve and that makes it a little more jerky.
The RSV hated a loose chain too, clutchless shifts where impossible when it was loose
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Since the first two photos I've changed the rear cowl, the one that came with the bike is somewhere between stow and where kwacky bought his bike fromPerkles wrote:Any photos sounds like a great bike
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Re: Nutz's 990 Superduke
How loud is it with the new cans my rc8 was horrendous loud without the standard exhaust
So bad I couldn't stand it and sold the aftermarket cans and went back to standard
So bad I couldn't stand it and sold the aftermarket cans and went back to standard
Re: Nutz's 990 Superduke
Is that carbon fiber?D6Nutz wrote:How loud is it with the new cans my rc8 was horrendous loud without the standard exhaust
So bad I couldn't stand it and sold the aftermarket cans and went back to standard
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Yes mate.Yamauchi wrote:Is that carbon fiber?D6Nutz wrote:Couldn't resist.........
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Sorry mate, didn't see your post. The cans are baffled and are pretty quiet, even kwacky was surprised how quiet it wasPerkles wrote:How loud is it with the new cans my rc8 was horrendous loud without the standard exhaust
So bad I couldn't stand it and sold the aftermarket cans and went back to standard
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So, out for a blast today. Covered over 1000 miles on her now and am really enjoying the ride. I really get the bike now and how it wants to be ridden, and when you ride it the way it was designed to be ridden it's a decking hoot.
The map change is spot on, to the point of being too good. You run up the gears really quickly and suddenly feel like you've run out of power, then you glance down at the speedo
It does top out a lot earlier than the rsv, but that's not a bad thing.
The mirrors though are driving me decking nuts! Having to undo them to get in and out of the gate, only for them to come undone when you hit any kind of speed
Next purchase though, new boots as it was starting to spin up quite badly today.
The map change is spot on, to the point of being too good. You run up the gears really quickly and suddenly feel like you've run out of power, then you glance down at the speedo
It does top out a lot earlier than the rsv, but that's not a bad thing.
The mirrors though are driving me decking nuts! Having to undo them to get in and out of the gate, only for them to come undone when you hit any kind of speed
Next purchase though, new boots as it was starting to spin up quite badly today.
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Re: Nutz's 990 Superduke
That bike looks a load of fun, they sound nuts and seem to like to save the front tyre
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Re: Nutz's 990 Superduke
So, working from home today I decided to use my lunch break in the way that only a biker would think of. Not enough time for a ride so fitted these..
Really cleans up the front of the bike, just got to work out whether to go for sticking out or over the gloves. Hopefully will get out next weekend to give my opinion on then in anger
Really cleans up the front of the bike, just got to work out whether to go for sticking out or over the gloves. Hopefully will get out next weekend to give my opinion on then in anger
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Re: Nutz's 990 Superduke
I really like them mate, think you at have convinced me that they are the ones I should go for on mine, do you have link for these ones as the ones I was looking at were ebay specials and when I have had them before they have not been great and even cracked as I tightened them up.
Also what do the actual bar end look like as I cant figure out from the pics on the ad as there is about 4 different pics and I have seen just bar ends for sale and don't know if I need them too.
Also what do the actual bar end look like as I cant figure out from the pics on the ad as there is about 4 different pics and I have seen just bar ends for sale and don't know if I need them too.
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Re: Nutz's 990 Superduke
They look nice. What doesn't is the black bolts in the old mirror holes imo.
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Re: Nutz's 990 Superduke
They do look good but as said, over your hands is almost as good for view and way better for filtering.
Might have to get some myself...
Might have to get some myself...
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Re: Nutz's 990 Superduke
I might be wrong but I think you've ordered the wrong size rad guard there mate
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Re: Nutz's 990 Superduke
Here you go mate, there is a pic of the bar ends on the auction page. You can't really see much of the bar end as the mirrors clamp on to it.Cavetroll87 wrote:I really like them mate, think you at have convinced me that they are the ones I should go for on mine, do you have link for these ones as the ones I was looking at were ebay specials and when I have had them before they have not been great and even cracked as I tightened them up.
Also what do the actual bar end look like as I cant figure out from the pics on the ad as there is about 4 different pics and I have seen just bar ends for sale and don't know if I need them too.
Look at this on eBay http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/222535664909" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Really, oh. I thought the black would look better than some billet ones that fine match the bars. They where only £8 so I might change them..C00kiemonster wrote:They look nice. What doesn't is the black bolts in the old mirror holes imo.
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