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Old 03-Apr-2005, 13:00
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It does seem to be a quality control issue or design fault? or as someone said they are just consumables. Never the less you would wish to get more than 3700 miles out of a set. Good advert for Motul 300V fully-synth 15/50?

I know that the 999 has a redesigned engine but the principles are the same, are there any recorded failures of rockers on that bike yet?
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Old 03-Apr-2005, 13:20
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Just read this thread,what is everyones preferred starting procedure ?.If its found to prevent rocker wear,i'm all ears...
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Old 03-Apr-2005, 14:22
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http://www.sigmaperformance.com/rockers.html
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Old 03-Apr-2005, 14:23
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mogwai the above link tells you all you need to know.
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Old 03-Apr-2005, 15:13
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Old 14-Apr-2005, 19:43
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Just had first 6000 mile service done at Cornerspeed, fantastic service !

Bike sounds like a new machine, no more rattles or knocks. Nice one Neil !


It needed just one rocker but a new clutch and a couple of seals were also required.


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Old 14-Apr-2005, 21:31
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What oil you using mate?
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Mood: Finally gotten over the 748R getting stolen thing. Actually, no i haven't !
I think oil is key if you can get past the idea that all "synthetics" are equally as good, they are not.
Motul and Amsoil are Ester based lubricants which are in a differnet league from a chemistry point of view. Read up on the science of the film strength of these. Forget the marketing and read the science.
And still change it regularly
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Old 15-Apr-2005, 15:48
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I believe Neil (Cornerspeed) only use Shell Advance 15 -50w.

Trust the experts !

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ok im just going over my bike before the summer kicks in and droped the oil and found-----
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