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Old 09-25-2010, 11:16 PM   #1
 
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got some questions bout it just bought one would like to know a couple of things i noticed..
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Old 09-26-2010, 07:49 AM   #2
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What questions do you have about it?

Welcome to the forum and congrats on the new toy.
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thankyou! well some things theres a bolt on the fram on both sides of the bike i had taken my pipe off the other day and noticed that the fram moves a bit up and down when i unscrewed my pipe but when i screw the pipe back the the fram the fram doesnt move as it did when the pipe was off is that normal? loosebolt? or what? and second id like to know what all maintenance do u do besides the oil change clean airfilter etc?? i kinda wanna learn everything bout the bike so i kan do my self
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another thing as well i put a fmf pipe on it what all other mods can you do to the bike to improve performance?
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thankyou! well some things theres a bolt on the fram on both sides of the bike i had taken my pipe off the other day and noticed that the fram moves a bit up and down when i unscrewed my pipe but when i screw the pipe back the the fram the fram doesnt move as it did when the pipe was off is that normal? loosebolt? or what? and second id like to know what all maintenance do u do besides the oil change clean airfilter etc?? i kinda wanna learn everything bout the bike so i kan do my self
you are talking about the subframe right? The rear part of the frame that the can of the exhaust bolts on? All of that maintenance you mentioned is all you need to do. Except check for loose bolts every now and then.
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ya the subframe i looked and figured out the allen screws are just badly loose quick fix and all haha is there a good website to buy stuff from like airfilters etc?? im thinkin bout having a uni filter and having it stick out is that a good idea?
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ya the subframe i looked and figured out the allen screws are just badly loose quick fix and all haha is there a good website to buy stuff from like airfilters etc?? im thinkin bout having a uni filter and having it stick out is that a good idea?
Make sure that the holes the subframe bolts to are not wollared out. That could pose a problem later on. What do you mean by sticking out? There are many places to get parts, but not one in particular. I like to shop around for the best deals on parts. Ebay is a good place for good deals.
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i have the stock header on my bike atm with a fmf tip but wanted to know whats a good site or something that i could get a good exhaust system from?
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I shop at Dennis Kirk or Ebay. Pipesonly.com will be a good place to buy and exaust system from. By sticking out your filter I think you mean running an open airbox?
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does anyone know how tight the clutch springs has to be when you rebuild it thanks chris
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