- Jul 21, 2019
Isopropyl alcohol works wellRemoved some warning stickers today. Used a heat gun but still some adhesive on the bike. Guess I'll have to wipe it with some wd40 or something the wash it right away. Unless you have a better idea?
Isopropyl alcohol works wellRemoved some warning stickers today. Used a heat gun but still some adhesive on the bike. Guess I'll have to wipe it with some wd40 or something the wash it right away. Unless you have a better idea?
I'll have to try that, can't find my wd40 (and I think wd40's worse for the paint?)Isopropyl alcohol works well
I’ve never had an issue before using WD on painted surfaces and have not heard of anyone else having any either. WD also works great for removing chain lube fling and road grime from wheels.(and I think wd40's worse for the paint?)
K&N is the red one? Looks smaller in the pictureGot a K&N air filter today and just installed. Honda should've had one more screw at the top middle portion of the air filter. It's secure but I wouldn't say full secured and sealed.
Found a few dead bugs catching free rides in the airbox.
Will get insurance on the bike and ready to ride!
Looking at the PCV for this summer but local dyno shop recommended Woolich. Anyone have any experience with this system? Thoughts?
Yeah the red one. But I just uninstalled it.K&N is the red one? Looks smaller in the picture
Those dicksYeah the red one. But I just uninstalled it.
Brammers pointed out the k&n filter wasn't sprayed properly from the factory.
Also noticed there's a bunch of mesh wire excess protruding around the seal. Lame. Usually their quality is too notch.
I had the first series Tracer, comfortable yes, but too "ballerina" with the wind and the bumpy road! Great death but I prefer the 4-cylinder Honda, a siren !!!Yesterday was a nice warm day and had a chance to bring both of my bikes out, rode for 3 hours.
I have a friend (rider) from Italy working around Nashville and we went out.
He was really itching to try my CB, he loved it from top to bottom, left to right.
He obviously complained about vibrations, which now are way better after a few things done to smooth them out.
Half way through the ride we swapped bikes and he said that he could sleep on the Tracer bc how upright and comfortable is 😅, he loved the engine though.
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Yeah the first Gen Yamaha (FZ/FJ09), suspensions and shock wise were way too softI had the first series Tracer, comfortable yes, but too "ballerina" with the wind and the bumpy road! Great death but I prefer the 4-cylinder Honda, a siren !!!
P.s. what have you done to reduce vibrations to your Honda?
Should return the Amazon rad guard and order from AliExpress. Probably find the same one or nicer looking one for 1/4 or 1/2 the price you paid for your Amazon one. It'll just take a while to arrive (up to a month).Over the last couple days I installed a cheap radiator guard from Amazon.ca, it seems decent but the mounts are either bent or it's crooked because it isn't quite square over the rad. Might uninstall it if I norice it vibrated or rubbing the paint. Also the Amazon gear indicator, had to program it on a quiet road. Also got a Snapjack, silly me tried using that to setup the gear indicator but kickstand down, in gear and clutch out doesn't work like that (probably for the best because the snapjack barely lifts the bike but enough to clean/lube chain). Almost due for the 1000km service.
Less than 13$ cad?I am also waiting for it from Aliexpress ... it is identical to that of Amazon but it costs much less.