Not hard at all. Takes a little patience and a steady hand.
What did you do to your Gen 3 today?
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Not difficult at all. Just need a dreamer, tape and a marker to trace where you want to cut.
Got the courage to cut the new midpipes I had ordered and the gen2 r77 midpipes to make one out of the two. These mufflers definitely fit below the givi bags much better and the exits are past the bags. May have to stop procrastinating and hookup my welder outlet to the breaker box so I can fire up my welder, even if it’s just to tack these so I can then remove them and take them to a pro to weld them fully around.
Are you awaiting the gas tank vents?
It looks great.....I'll bet it goes like stink too......
Much appreciated.
You are going to have fun on that bike for sure.....is yours putting out around 350 or so rwhp?
It's a darn handful for sure! It should be making closer to 400 at the wheel since it has degreed and better gen2 cams and a very nice valve job. After I swap over to a MaxxEcu, I'll have it put on the dyno.
Installed Helibar raisers and Knight’s drop pegs. Also installed H&B C-Bow Reloaded bags. The pegs and bars didn’t make as much as a difference as I expected, but enough to count. After torquing the bolts I took it for a 100 mi. test. Additionally I noticed the pegs make it seem like my foot controls are too short. I think I just need to get used to it. Also, the turn in felt more rapid or flickable. I’m guessing this has to do with more leverage on the bars now that they are higher.
SPECIALFORCESOFGOD
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I washed the piggy today...
busa_berto
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Finally got around to installing the full titanium Arata exhaust I got from ss4luck. Also while I had the bike apart I installed block off plates...waiting for some more goodies but this is where we are currently
dcnblues
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Watch out for one thing that really made me feel stupid: you will typically trim a little short, put it on the bike, and then trim a little more until you're good. I got front / rear mixed up at one point because you have the hump upside down and flipped around on your lap when you're using the Dremel. So maybe Mark the interior to help reduce confusion before you start cutting...
Dreamed about owning her....
Shore is purdy..........
Too bad the roads where you live suck for bikes or that would definitely be the cure for any sort of ailment....
KPJ132716
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Looks nice!
I had bad experience with adjustable levers on my gsxr 1000. That why I use non adjustable now.
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