My 2009 Revamp and Build
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I would love to see pics of how you got the fuel lines into the engine compartment...aka routing etc. I am starting to do mine again tomorrow after a week away from it due to annoyance.
Great new! The beast is alive! I completely revamped the fuel system. All the lines have been replaced with fuel injection high psi lines. In spots where there was the potential to maybe think about kinking I adjusted it and put bracing on the line so I could not. Somehow or another was three fuel filters. Those are all gone now. She maintains 40 to 45 psi a fuel pressure at all times. She absolutely runs great now.
I also got some great news today. My rims are on the way. They are supposed to be here Wednesday next week. I have the new tires already in the garage. I’ll be calling around to have them professionally mounted and installed on the bike.
The last thing on my checklist to do is to repair the plastic that gasoline contacted too much. It’s going to require a little touchup to blend in. Other than that this machine is golden I’m thrilled.
I also got some great news today. My rims are on the way. They are supposed to be here Wednesday next week. I have the new tires already in the garage. I’ll be calling around to have them professionally mounted and installed on the bike.
The last thing on my checklist to do is to repair the plastic that gasoline contacted too much. It’s going to require a little touchup to blend in. Other than that this machine is golden I’m thrilled.
michael parris heuberger
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That is realy realy great news. Go have lots of fun. Stay safe doing it.
Look under the tank, there is a shaped lip and the lines fit right inside/under and clear without any issues.
JeffSyh
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Ugh I hate you! I'm in the process of buying a nice mountain bike or I would love set... I kinda wish they had purple I wanna change my bike to maybe a white and black with purple accents (leavers brake lines wheels etc)
Shiny
I don't think those will match your setup too good so I'll do you a favor and send u a couple big boxes with shipping paid for that you can throw them in and I'll go ahead and get rid of them for you
. Glad you finally got it all situated and can't wait to see this rims on it and hear your review sir
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Jakegsxr11
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What is the weight of those compared to a carbon fiber wheel?
Hayabusa Wannabe
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I hit the web sites:
Core Moto Fully Assembled Apex-6 wheel Weights.
13+ Hayabusa Front: 7.79 LBS
13+ Hayabusa Rear: 11.76 LBS
=19.55 lbs
On the BST site I chose the Diamond Tek 5-spoke:
BST Diamond TEK Rear Wheel Complete assembly: 4.02 kg 8.9 lb
BST Diamond TEK Front Wheel Complete assembly: 2.5 kg 5.5 lb
= 14.4 lb
JeffSyh
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Probably more but I've seen a pile of carbon fiber wheels get destroyed on street riding, I'd only run them on a pure race bike and no one will change my mind lol.
This is exactly why i did not run with BST. I love love em but 3 or 4 lbs wasnt worth the potential risk. Total shipped weight to my door including the big box bearing etc was 22.3 lbs. substantial weight loss compared to stock i think.
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