Recent content by Pizz

Ya, have to agree with you there. They do look cheap.

Just bought a Ninja 1000 in Kawi green (only available in Canada). I pick it up Saturday. Nice looking bike with lots of power and hard bag options.

I have purchased 5 new street bikes and 4 new dirt bikes over the past 4 years. In researching these purchases I found the following: - Most manufacturers have a sales cycle for the latest model year that starts with the high prices in the spring and adds incentives as the summer rolls on...

Anyone know what the power gain is with this setup and a custom tune?

I took my seat to my local upholstery shop and they put an inch of memory foam in it. Works perfect. Call around your local area until you find the shop that does bike seats. My local guy does 100+ seats a year and does a great job.

I have Pilot Road 2's on my ZX14 and will be switching to them on the FZ6R when the OEM's are done. Much better in the corners.

Thanks! It has AMAZING power.

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I've update the "how to" with the required extra bits to build your harness. You can also buy the harness to the battery from Powerlet directly.

Glad you like it. Its nice knowing what speed you are really doing.

Good feedback Spunky. I guess my memory wasn't perfect. I was going to take the plastic piece off if I wasn't able to get the chain on. Removing it is a better solution. I did take the shift arm off the spline though. Your suggestion is better in that you don't have to mark the...

"How to" instructions for this mod At the request of Roaddog in another thread, I'll post up the how to on this mod. 0) Before starting determine whether you are going to use a new sprocket nut or reuse the existing. I reused the existing. A new one will require a trip to your dealer...

I should have taken pictures. I usually do. This is what I did: 0) Before starting determine whether you are going to use a new sprocket nut or reuse the existing. I reused the existing. A new one will require a trip to your dealer. -There are 2 steps that require a second person...

There is a hard plastic chain guard that sits close to, and above, the front sprocket. It takes some force to deform the guard when you push the +1 sprocket and chain onto the spline. Once it's in place there is no interference. I can see how others may have removed it to make the install...

Keep us posted. Also, let us know the going price for them.