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Felix 06-May-2006 22:54

Since you say more performance as opposed to power, I'd definitely get the suspension sorted first. K-tech and Maxton are two very good starting points. It will transform your bike. Do that first, ride it, and see what needs doing next (probably the brakes).

Red-Duc 06-May-2006 23:07

well thanks for all the advice, you have given me plenty of things to think about and look into, I think the more expensive options will have to wait till next year

Ian900SLV 07-May-2006 09:22

Changing the gearing is a good cheap mod, I raised my rear sprocket size by 2 teeth and it transformed the bike, this really does give you the feeliing of better low down pull but does drop your top speed a little. I have a bora conversion on my standard cans and have just fitted a ducati performance filter and lid kit. This has made the bike breath a little better (The intake roar on full throttle is superb) Just got to fit the jet kit now, hopefully this will iron out a small flat spot i have around 6k when throttle is wide open.
Have fun

Ian

Ains. 07-May-2006 16:56

Spend the dosh on a suspension set up for you on the bike as mentioned above and then get yourself on a riders school on a track.

The day you sail round the outside of a GSXR or similar who then asks you what you've done to the bike; the answer being nothing mate, it's dead bog standard apart from the suspension's been set up.
Kin yes mate. Grin factor high! :D

Ains.

philthy 07-May-2006 22:45

Quote:

Originally posted by Ains.
Spend the dosh on a suspension set up for you on the bike as mentioned above and then get yourself on a riders school on a track.

The day you sail round the outside of a GSXR or similar who then asks you what you've done to the bike; the answer being nothing mate, it's dead bog standard apart from the suspension's been set up.
Kin yes mate. Grin factor high! :D

Ains.

My mate does that on his harley with modified ( extended ) forks and 3 foot apehangers. They never ask him what he's done to the bike because they've gone into a state of absoloute shock:lol::lol:

Red-Duc 08-May-2006 15:54

Can anyone tell me what comes with a dyno jet kit and are they easy to set up

keefer 08-May-2006 17:17

jets
needles
springs
as mentioned above
take off the carbs
swap the bits over
go for a ride


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