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Old 27-May-2005, 07:20
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Most popular mods

Well I know this has probably been posted before but can we have a run down of the most popular mods. I'm new to this website as I've finally acquired a dream - it's only taken me ten years but there you go.
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Old 27-May-2005, 08:11
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Are you including further rider skills or training?

If not, start by reducing the gearing so it's more tractable in everyday use, get the suspension "tuned" to your bodyweight and riding style, then fit some Termi's followed by a lightweight flywheel and lighter wheels

Alternatively, save up yer dosh and buy a more powerful model
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Old 27-May-2005, 09:58
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14t sprocket on the front
180 rear tyre (probab have already if its a 748)
obviously termi's
open clutch cover
slipper clutch if you do trackdays
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Old 27-May-2005, 10:35
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slipper clutch if you do trackdays

So long as you don't mind replacing clutch plates every couple of thousand miles
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Old 27-May-2005, 10:39
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i've had mine in for at least 4k now never touched it and still seems fine. i do get the slipper working too!
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Old 27-May-2005, 14:06
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Hi Rob,

In order of overall preference and value for money -

1. 14 tooth front sprocket - £15
2. Pirelli Diablo Corsas (rear 180) - great for road and track - up to £200
3. Overbore clutch slave cylinder - Casoli £80
4. Fit 4 - pad brake calipers - you will not believe the difference - £200+
5. Slipper clutch for the track (ST4s plates to improve basket life) - from
£400
6. Do something to let it make a proper noise. Anything from new system to coring the silencers. £0 to £1,000 plus
7. Lightweigt wheels - if your still feeling flush - £1,000 if new

Don't forget crash protection - bungs, case armour etc.

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Old 27-May-2005, 14:15
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Nobody mentioned suspension mods

You not worried about the bike handling properly then?

I'd get a shock and fork rebuild before buying exhaust, P4 calipers, £1000 wheels or a slipper clutch
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Old 27-May-2005, 15:16
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carbon fibre .. and some more carbon fibre .. and a little more carbon fibre, start with heel plates and go from there .. and a smattering of magnesium ....
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Old 27-May-2005, 15:51
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And - Huggerrrrrrr!
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Old 27-May-2005, 17:08
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Nobody mentioned suspension mods

Oh yes they did :P
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Originally posted by psychlist get the suspension "tuned" to your bodyweight and riding style
Probably only cost about 40-50 notes too!
On the other hand.....
You dont have to lavish thousands of squid on your pride and joy!
But it certainly helps
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