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Old 16-Sep-2005, 09:54   #1
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Which 749s or 999 decision made
I'm, with all your help, picking up the 749s tomorrow. This maily due to cash limits and it being an 05 model.
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Next question, What do I buy and fit over the cold and wet months coming just around the corner.
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Old 16-Sep-2005, 10:33   #2
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Get some silicon spray (wurth do it) and make sure you keep your coils moist free
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Old 16-Sep-2005, 10:37   #3
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I'm, with all your help, picking up the 749s tomorrow. This maily due to cash limits and it being an 05 model.
Thanks for all the help.
Next question, What do I buy and fit over the cold and wet months coming just around the corner.
Thanks
G

termi's (if it doesnt have them already)
slipper clutch (if you do trackdays)
open clutch cover
14t front (not sure if the 749 has one as standard)
hugger
decent screen
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Old 16-Sep-2005, 11:16   #4
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Congrats and good luck with the new bike
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Old 16-Sep-2005, 11:27   #5
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You can't drop the front sprocket - it's a 14T already.

Get a hugger, Termis, open clutch and carbon bits (in that order)

Enjoy!
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Old 16-Sep-2005, 11:33   #6
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Do the 05 models still have the stupid cutout in the front fairing V piece? The front coil gets soaked and that causes problems (don't directly hose them). I got a carbon V piece from Casoli that is modified to cover the coil, but it might have been corrected on the 05 models.
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Old 16-Sep-2005, 12:40   #7
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It's open for access I guess, but closed has to be the best for the coil surely?
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Old 16-Sep-2005, 12:55   #8
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I'm sure you won't regret it, and you get the nicer looking swingarm/front fairing...good choice!
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Old 16-Sep-2005, 13:09   #9
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Nicer looking fairing? I'm not so sure. The swingarm is a matter of taste to..

However, it's the latest model so I think you've made a wise choice.
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Old 16-Sep-2005, 14:10   #10
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Nicer looking fairing? I'm not so sure.

I'm sure it's not
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