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Bonzo
 Post subject: Forcewinder or similar
PostPosted: 22 Aug 2016 02:11 
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Got to clean out my carb, so thought I'd get a forcewinder or something similar while I'm at it, fed up with lack of knee clearance. Bike is 98 S1 with Mikuni carb and c/f oval air filter. So a few questions.

1 Does it have to be Buell specific, or will a Sportster one do? e.g:-

http://www.dkcustomproducts.com/Outlaw-HiFlow-636v-Air-Cleaner-Sportster-Complete-System-DK-AC-636v-SP-CS.htm

2 Any problem with using head breather bolts as shown in the above ad and this one:-

http://www.dkcustomproducts.com/Stage-3-Anodized-Black-Breather-Bolts-Harley-Sportster-Evo-DK-BB-AB-SPT.htm

3 Anyone got something suitable for sale?

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PostPosted: 22 Aug 2016 07:52 
I would have thought that the head bolt breathers would be a bit restrictive once the foam/filter's got gunked up, also you're going to be wearing any mayo/oil deposits on your pants.
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PostPosted: 22 Aug 2016 08:09 
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I have one. It looks like i am going to be breaking my X1. Its currently at mazs, As soon as i get it back i will keep you posted.

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PostPosted: 22 Aug 2016 08:21 
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Bugsinmateeth wrote:
I have one. It looks like i am going to be breaking my X1. Its currently at mazs, As soon as i get it back i will keep you posted.


Good for me :yup: doesn't sound so good for you, wassup with the X1 :?:

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Bugsinmateeth wrote:
I have one. It looks like i am going to be breaking my X1. Its currently at mazs, As soon as i get it back i will keep you posted.

Boooo...

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Its come to the stage where i cant afford to keep piling parts into the bike. It now needs a piston, rotor, modification to stop gear selector indent hitting back of clutch plate, second fourth and fith gear selectors and selector drum plus all associated bearings and gaskets. The total sum of parts is 1.5k plus maz"s labour taking it to 2.5k.
This is after just spending just over 3k on it.
I have no other choice.

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PostPosted: 23 Aug 2016 11:03 
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Stop chasing R1's ?

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Stop chasing R1's ?


The trick is to find the right road where a Sport bike can't stretch its legs. A Buell (or my Husqvarna) is huge fun then!

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Adam wrote:
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I have no other choice.


Stop chasing R1's ?


The trick is to find the right road where a Sport bike can't stretch its legs. A Buell (or my Husqvarna) is huge fun then!


There's plenty of fun. Under a ton....
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paulastbury wrote:
Adam wrote:
Maz wrote:
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I have no other choice.


Stop chasing R1's ?


The trick is to find the right road where a Sport bike can't stretch its legs. A Buell (or my Husqvarna) is huge fun then!


There's plenty of fun. Under a ton....


:yt:

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paulastbury wrote:
Adam wrote:
Maz wrote:
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I have no other choice.


Stop chasing R1's ?


The trick is to find the right road where a Sport bike can't stretch its legs. A Buell (or my Husqvarna) is huge fun then!


There's plenty of fun. Under a ton....

Big bird on top...

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pash wrote:
paulastbury wrote:
Adam wrote:
Maz wrote:
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I have no other choice.


Stop chasing R1's ?


The trick is to find the right road where a Sport bike can't stretch its legs. A Buell (or my Husqvarna) is huge fun then!


There's plenty of fun. Under a ton....

Big bird on top...


lOl

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PostPosted: 24 Aug 2016 10:51 
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Ahem, anyway, still not sure if a Sprotster one will do, and has anyone tried the breather bolts? The HD mob seem to like em :?

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Ahem, anyway, still not sure if a Sprotster one will do, and has anyone tried the breather bolts? The HD mob seem to like em :?
Best to use XB rocker boxes IMO.

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Best to use XB rocker boxes IMO.


I'm sure you are right but that's a bit out of my league, unless it's just a case of unbolting the existing ones and plonking them on. And there's also the fact of being in Perth, which isn't exactly brimming with bike parts of any description lOl

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