Recent content by NTomas

Thanks for the advice. I changed the plugs this afternoon and just got back from a decent ride. Seems to have taken care of it (or whatever crap was in the fuel/injectors worked their way through). Idling nice and no longer doing what it was doing yesterday. No idea how old those plugs are...

Just got my 2006 out after the winter. Seemed to be running fine at first. Fueled it up and drove it 25 mins or so (got it good and hot). Then I started noticing it running roughly at low throttle. Idle was a little rough and then when I would start to give it a little throttle (pulling slowly...

Thanks everyone. I saw bluegauges.com back a while ago and didn't think it was an option. Appreciate it.

I stand corrected. Scott at Bluegauges can swap the mileage. The 'only increase' comment was in regards to something more specific. Well worth the money.

I'll email them to make sure, but their site says they can only move an odometer forward. My replacement gauges are higher than actual. I've seen mention of the > 10 years of age stuff -- not sure how that typically works. At the end of the day, I'll likely just state the facts as they are...

Yeah, can include original speedo. Took pics the day I changed showing the two mileages (obviously not anything official). I guess just lay out the details and hope it doesn't scare everyone off...

I may have reached the point of letting my 2006 go. I have a general question regarding what to post / what to say regarding my odometer. Here's the deal, last summer my speedometer started jumping significantly. I checked that the sensor was clean/tight and also checked that the rotor was...

Unfortunately, I don't have the piece -- it's been missing since I got the bike. Good to know they can be glued back on. If I could find one...

Kiwi, I think we're talking different things. I have the part #7 and #8 from that diagram (94641-24F00-000 and 94651-24F00-000), but the upper corners of those attach to a piece of plastic glued into the fairing via push pins. If you look at the left pic vs the right pic, you can see it is...

Not sure what to call these things, but on the inside of the nose fairing, on the right and left sides just under the right and left sides of the windscreen, are mounts that seem to be glued to the nose fairing where the black dash trim mounts to (with push pins). My right-hand side one is...

Unfortunately different sensor is acting the same. Will take it to a shop. Not much left other than the gauges and the wiring harness. I did drop it in the driveway earlier in the summer -- can't imagine that would be enough to damage the harness.

Ok. Thanks. Working on getting a sensor. Need to see what the ebay seller might do tomorrow -- otherwise I'm just going to order new. Thanks for the reply. Hopefully that's it.

Unfortunately the ebay seller sent me the wrong sensor. I checked the plug in the speedo -- used a little contact cleaner and it's nice and tight (still doing it). If it's not the sensor I don't know what else it could be.

Correct, no missing pins.

Wasn't very dirty -- kind of had a 'crap' moment when I saw that it was quite clean and that the wheel was tight. I don't have any friends with one. Looks like there are some 'tested' ones on ebay for around $29 -- not against just trying that for $29, but thought I'd ask.