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Or Pitty

Just got back from RJS Superbikes. Had suspension set up and a quick power run up on the dyno. The bike feels loads better and not 'skittish' anymore on twisty bits. Seems to put the power down better too. I don't know if that's psychological or if it's because of some suspension....stuff. Anyway, here's my dyno print out:



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The lines look pretty good, no obvious flat spots and a decent looking kick from 7,500 rpm.

Yep. I'm happy with the bike. More so now the suzzies have been tweaked. Very tempted by a K-Tech cartridge kit for the forks as the rear shock out performs the front by miles.


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Kwacky wrote:Or Pitty

Yeah, that's how you spell it

I'm a bit tiddy and that's my excuse!

Checked it over and checked the tyre pressures for my weekend away in Exmoor this weekend.

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Looking good kiwi looking good buddy

TonyB wrote:Just got back from RJS Superbikes. Had suspension set up and a quick power run up on the dyno. The bike feels loads better and not 'skittish' anymore on twisty bits. Seems to put the power down better too. I don't know if that's psychological or if it's because of some suspension....stuff. Anyway, here's my dyno print out:



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Fuelling is perfection there Tony but looking at the AFR it no surprise

The guy who dyno'd it commented on the same. All I have is Arrow cans and the relevant triumph map.


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smooth map tony ,very nice

I see summer has ended

The collar wasn't up properly on my jacket so part of my shirt is wet. I want to go home.

Tried to take my wheels off, two calliper hex bolts stripped. B@stards, one each side!

Ah crap. That's not good.

Kwak have a nasty habit of not using grease when they put a bike together.

its not a kwack thing its a jap thing ,all honda cars are known for seizing bolts because they dont use assembly grease.piss poor really

Is it in the fork bottom ?

Can it be repaires or helicoiled ?

Not as bad as that dude, I meant I've stripped the allen heads on the bolts not the threads. Hammer time!

At least it gives me an excuse to buy something titanium.

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Monty wrote:Not as bad as that dude, I meant I've stripped the allen heads on the bolts not the threads. Hammer time!

Pulled the plugs out....................................................Dam those little suckers are a pain to get at

Monty wrote:At least it gives me an excuse to buy something titanium.

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$10 a bolt!!!!!! Don't forget you need 'white grease' or something for those....and don't torque them or they will twist and snap off, causing death and dismemberment....twice.

I still want one of those titanium coffee cups.....I had one, but can't seem to find it??