Gen1 stock Overheat?

[Hayabusa Wannabe]

my offered "T-set" is available from Schnitz Racing in the exact quantity and scope - even the adapter cable is part of it .
what may be missing there are the two hose clamps that you need to be able to connect the rubber hose from head to rad tightly , what needs to be cut.

Nice find!

[Berlin Germany]

@Kiwi Rider
@michael parris heuberger
@Hayabusa Wannabe
and all aussies

men (and girls) ?

my offered "T-set" is available from Schnitz Racing in the exact quantity and scope - even the adapter cable is part of it .
what may be missing there are the two hose clamps that you need to be able to connect the rubber hose from head to rad tightly , what needs to be cut.

so the assambly is that easy as i described it (at different places - here and at my homepage)

damn

the p´n p from indiana to soemewhere in NZ will cost around usd 57$
i checked it out a min ago what a mess

damn that´s as expensive as from germany to NZ i suppose - what a bulls.it

[Berlin Germany]

Nice find!

yes i think so too,
but only for citizens of the us

[Berlin Germany]

edit :

what i forgot is the swiveling of the bike to both sides as @c10 shows in his video at a/his? gen2

and this swiveling is at least as important with the gen1 !

[BlueBacon]

@Berlin Germany or anyone else with it...is the Burgman switch/sensor a DIRECT FIT? No need to modify the electrical connector or radiator?
I am ordering a replacement oil line on Ron Ayers and was going to include that sensor in order to get free shipping. Otherwise, I could replace another oil line for the same price ($60 USD). My current switch and other oil lines are working...they are just 21yrs old.