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Hi bros,

 

I've a 2001 R1 for 5 years now and despite the regular oil changes, i haven't really done much servicing and I've been itching to do one hardcore servicing.

Chains and tyres are all new so no concerns over those...

Can the bros here help me think of what i may need to do?

 

As mine is a carb engine, i will most like wash and balance/tune the carbs.

Batt and sparks still in good conditions (about 1 year old).

Engine oil and filter are also due to change.

Wash K&N filters.

Brake pads... if need to.

Coolant flush.

Brake fluid reservoir flush

Maybe install the Dynojet needles. depending on how much cash i have left!

 

What is this timing chain i hear about once in awhile? how do i know if i need to change that and how much does it costs?

 

Anything else that may essentially need checking after 5 years?

 

Because the bike is running smoothly and no problems at all. Power is still there and all.

So i am not very keen on changing too much things to the engine as the saying goes for motor in chinese "ye muo ye tuo!" (the more u touch it, the more problem u will have!)

 

Please share some of your knowledge with me!

Thanks!!

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Hi bros,

 

I've a 2001 R1 for 5 years now and despite the regular oil changes, i haven't really done much servicing and I've been itching to do one hardcore servicing.

Chains and tyres are all new so no concerns over those...

Can the bros here help me think of what i may need to do?

 

As mine is a carb engine, i will most like wash and balance/tune the carbs.

Batt and sparks still in good conditions (about 1 year old).

Engine oil and filter are also due to change.

Wash K&N filters.

Brake pads... if need to.

Coolant flush.

Brake fluid reservoir flush

Maybe install the Dynojet needles. depending on how much cash i have left!

 

What is this timing chain i hear about once in awhile? how do i know if i need to change that and how much does it costs?

 

Anything else that may essentially need checking after 5 years?

 

Because the bike is running smoothly and no problems at all. Power is still there and all.

So i am not very keen on changing too much things to the engine as the saying goes for motor in chinese "ye muo ye tuo!" (the more u touch it, the more problem u will have!)

 

Please share some of your knowledge with me!

Thanks!!

 

hi there nice to know that u rode your bike for a long time :smile: yes dont touch your engine is the best as there is no problem with it :smile:

 

as for dynojet, there is no need to unless u install full system and a K&N aftermarket air filter to compliment them would be prefect.

 

timing chain wise would cost around $350 to change it .... but after several months of riding, the sound will come back again. No need to change unless yours ticks really lound :thumb:

What say u :angel:

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Open up the fairing and check for any wiring or rubber hoses that touches the hot exhaust.

 

lolx.. thanks guys..

found the source of the problem..

its some tape on the exhaust..

unable to remove as its melted in already..

took out most of it though..

mech said it will just melt out within one or 2 days.

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23 Oct 07 - Honda CBR400 Fireblade.

Jan 09 - Honda CB400 VerS.

22 Oct 09 - YZF R1 07.

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as for dynojet, there is no need to unless u install full system and a K&N aftermarket air filter to compliment them would be prefect.

 

timing chain wise would cost around $350 to change it .... but after several months of riding, the sound will come back again. No need to change unless yours ticks really lound :thumb:

 

what do you mean by full system? do you mean the exhaust system?

 

As for ticking... i dun really hear any of that sound though. so maybe i am spared from spending that $350

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lolx.. thanks guys..

found the source of the problem..

its some tape on the exhaust..

unable to remove as its melted in already..

took out most of it though..

mech said it will just melt out within one or 2 days.

 

:sian: what a tape ....

 

what do you mean by full system? do you mean the exhaust system?

 

As for ticking... i dun really hear any of that sound though. so maybe i am spared from spending that $350

 

yes i mean the exhaust :smile: .... but even if u install the dynojet without the full system u will still feel the difference ... just that it goes better with the full system ....

 

and for the ticking sound, yes its normal for every class 2 yamaha bikes from R6 to R1 to FJR1300 unless yours can be heard miles away :lol:

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Regular R1ers Hang-Out....

 

Day : Weekdays preferably after work

Time : 8pm Onwards

Venue: TBC

1. Carl's Jr, Playground @ Big Splash

 

 

 

Current Owner, Ex Owner, Future owner, or just Enthusiast all are welcomed to join us, irregardless language, race or nationality :D

 

What say you people......

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Brand new Yoshimura Tankskins( aka half tank bra) for 98-01 r1

 

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guys..

how many litres usually for engine oil??

becoz my mech put 3 litres.

then the level was ok..

but after riding for a while..

the level went down to low..

or is 3 enough and im worrying over nothing.

05 Oct 06 - Husqvarna 125

?? April 07 - Honda SP 150

23 Oct 07 - Honda CBR400 Fireblade.

Jan 09 - Honda CB400 VerS.

22 Oct 09 - YZF R1 07.

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Regular R1ers Hang-Out....

 

Day : Weekdays preferably after work

Time : 8pm Onwards

Venue: TBC

1. Carl's Jr, Playground @ Big Splash

 

 

 

Current Owner, Ex Owner, Future owner, or just Enthusiast all are welcomed to join us, irregardless language, race or nationality :D

 

What say you people......

 

oh definitely i would be interested to join in, provided i can join in and no last minute crop up like the previous 2 outings ..... But those living in the north and west would be in a disadvantage position ....

 

guys..

how many litres usually for engine oil??

becoz my mech put 3 litres.

then the level was ok..

but after riding for a while..

the level went down to low..

or is 3 enough and im worrying over nothing.

 

if i am not wrong, the correct way of measuring the engine oil level is when the engine is cold. Then check the level from there.

 

Did you change the oil filter also? If yes then the correct volume should be 3.5L

What say u :angel:

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oh definitely i would be interested to join in, provided i can join in and no last minute crop up like the previous 2 outings ..... But those living in the north and west would be in a disadvantage position ....

 

It is probably better to rotate the meet location so that it is fair to all.

 

North : Yishun Dam /Jalan Kayu

South : KKFC

East : East Coast Park

west: West Coast Mac

 

 

if i am not wrong, the correct way of measuring the engine oil level is when the engine is cold. Then check the level from there.

 

Yamaha recommends to let the engine warmed up for a while, then switch off the bike and let the oil settle then check the oil level

 

Did you change the oil filter also? If yes then the correct volume should be 3.5L

 

According to the user manual of 07R1, 2.9L w/o filter change, 3.1L with filter change. So 3L should be ok.

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Yamaha recommends to let the engine warmed up for a while, then switch off the bike and let the oil settle then check the oil level

 

 

 

According to the user manual of 07R1, 2.9L w/o filter change, 3.1L with filter change. So 3L should be ok.

 

thanks :thumb:

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North : Yishun Dam /Jalan Kayu

South : KKFC

East : East Coast Park

west: West Coast Mac

KKFC and ECP is like next to each other. So near...:cheeky:

First learn stand, then learn fly. Nature's rules biker-sans. Not mine...

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The more we get together, the FASTER we'll be..

 

Mar 93 - Oct 94 : TZR125 FF5209R

Oct 94 - May 98 : GSX R400N FK3745K

May 98 - Oct 05 : GSX R400R FN3306D

Oct 05 - June 11 : '02 YZF R1 FBF3637M

June 11 - Feb 19 : '11 ZX10R

Feb 19 - ??????? : '14 S1000RR

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thanks heaps guys..

great help.~

just came back from 2nd link with 275km/h

dont dare go any faster..

advice?

 

My advice is don't go so fast on public road.... do it on the track.

 

KKFC and ECP is like next to each other. So near...:cheeky:

 

Indeed...

 

North : Yishun Dam /Jalan Kayu

South : KKFC/ ECP

East : Simpang Bedok/ Changi Village

west: West Coast Mac

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open more bro.....can reach 299 on odo...try it....

i can talk only, dont dare do it......lol...

 

nice fazer. pics on bikepics are yours?

FU2***L NSR 150 SP Pramac (RIP)

FBB 1***H Spark 135 Lmt Ed (RIP)

FZ4***B Aprilia RS125 (RIP)

FT3***J S4 Spec1 (RIP)

FG7***E RXZ (RIP)

FBD***** YZF-R1 (RIP)

FBD8***D YZF-R6 (RIP)

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nice fazer. pics on bikepics are yours?

Every new bike he buys, he will post on bikepics. Did you see the house in the background as well? DAMN! IT'S GGGRRRREAT TO BE RICH!!!:lovestruck:

First learn stand, then learn fly. Nature's rules biker-sans. Not mine...

http://img15.imageshack.us/img15/1859/11superbikesmackdown11.jpg

The more we get together, the FASTER we'll be..

 

Mar 93 - Oct 94 : TZR125 FF5209R

Oct 94 - May 98 : GSX R400N FK3745K

May 98 - Oct 05 : GSX R400R FN3306D

Oct 05 - June 11 : '02 YZF R1 FBF3637M

June 11 - Feb 19 : '11 ZX10R

Feb 19 - ??????? : '14 S1000RR

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for no reason they loosen the bolts on the break lever.. i send to bike shop to check just in case but nth stolen. still its a disturbing thought, wtf, my car park got camera. i just dont understand...

 

Maybe that bugger was trying to steal your things then he realize there is a camera so he stop half way . .

 

For me i felt that Steelmate 1 way is good enough . . $90-$100 Sensitive enough as well as quite loud . . no idea about other brand . . :cheeky:

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nice fazer. pics on bikepics are yours?

 

yappp....trying a comfier bike....after struggling year to year bike uncomfortnity....hahahaha

i see u change to cb ?? thats a comfort bike too....

 

Every new bike he buys, he will post on bikepics. Did you see the house in the background as well? DAMN! IT'S GGGRRRREAT TO BE RICH!!!:lovestruck:

 

 

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

 

:gun: aie

06 GSXR1000 (track), 13 BMW R1200GS LC (street) :p

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Regular R1ers Hang-Out....

 

Day : Weekdays preferably after work

Time : 8pm Onwards

Venue: TBC

 

Choice of Venues

North : Yishun Dam /Jalan Kayu

South : KKFC/ ECP

East : Simpang Bedok/ Changi Village

West: West Coast Mac

 

Attendees:

1.

 

Current Owner, Ex Owner, Future owner, or just Enthusiast all are welcomed to join us, irregardless language, race or nationality :D

 

What say you people......

 

All in agreement, now need organiser..... :D

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