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Kawasaki 1400s

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recko Newbie

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Hi bros... I would like to find out if anyone had changed their tire valves to aftermarket ones like Bridgeport or any right angled ones on their C14?

I don't blame people who doesn't show courtesy, they just didn't get taught on how to do so.

recko Newbie

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my front valve was changed to the 90 deg one...

back one still on stock valves...

 

tt reminds me to change the TPS batt v my next tire change..

haha

 

Icic... so it means changing the valve to a normal right angled one or any others won't affect the sensor? :D

I don't blame people who doesn't show courtesy, they just didn't get taught on how to do so.

Aurium Newbie

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Icic... so it means changing the valve to a normal right angled one or any others won't affect the sensor? :D

 

the sensor is actuallly attached to the inside of the valve..

ya, so it wont affect whichever type u use..

recko Newbie

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the sensor is actuallly attached to the inside of the valve..

ya, so it wont affect whichever type u use..

Icic... thanks for the replies! Cheers... :)

I don't blame people who doesn't show courtesy, they just didn't get taught on how to do so.

DarrenR10 Newbie

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Woooooooo! Z1000SX! i love it too! Maybe we can get our new bike together next year! hahahah...this sunday we going eat seafood. wanna come bor?

 

Seafood sounds good ..but where .. ?? what is ur timing like ??

Joseph Ho Newbie

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Hi bros... I would like to find out if anyone had changed their tire valves to aftermarket ones like Bridgeport or any right angled ones on their C14?

 

I just received the L shaped tire valves from Murphs. It is suppose to have the same stem as our OEM valves. No time to put it on yet....

recko Newbie

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I just received the L shaped tire valves from Murphs. It is suppose to have the same stem as our OEM valves. No time to put it on yet....

Oh... How much did you pay for it in total and how long does it take to reach you? :)

I don't blame people who doesn't show courtesy, they just didn't get taught on how to do so.

ohayo Newbie

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Hi bros... I would like to find out if anyone had changed their tire valves to aftermarket ones like Bridgeport or any right angled ones on their C14?

 

If you are economical, you can buy the valve adaptor from Ah boy. Just screw it in if you need to pump air. If not, bridgesport L valve will work on the bike with the sensor. Because i tested and proven its usability liao. ^_^

recko Newbie

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If you are economical, you can buy the valve adaptor from Ah boy. Just screw it in if you need to pump air. If not, bridgesport L valve will work on the bike with the sensor. Because i tested and proven its usability liao. ^_^

Great! That's the answer I've been looking for! Gam xias!!! :D:D:D

I don't blame people who doesn't show courtesy, they just didn't get taught on how to do so.

ohayo Newbie

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Great! That's the answer I've been looking for! Gam xias!!! :D:D:D

 

No problemo! Very important to change L valve or use L valve adapter because the rear tire was a pain in the ass to top up air at the station! Once i spent 30mins trying to fit the stick in! The long queue of cars and bikes asked whether i needed any help to pump tires air or not. hahahah....SO PAI SAY.

 

In the end, i bought a compact motorised air pump and do it at my carpark as when i wan to do it. hehehehehehehe

ohayo Newbie

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Inverted fork, adjustable windscreen.. The Fazer and CB1000 have strong competition this time..

 

Yah boy .. Z1000SX damn nice. .. looks like need to sell my FZ soon again ..!!

 

 

Yeah, but the price gonna kill.....29k without the panniers......gezzzzzzzz.

 

Seafood sounds good ..but where .. ?? what is ur timing like ??

 

Gonna confirm again because i no organiser. My friend de.

recko Newbie

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Hmmm, not too sure, or maybe this one?

http://www.murphskits.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=417

 

No problemo! Very important to change L valve or use L valve adapter because the rear tire was a pain in the ass to top up air at the station! Once i spent 30mins trying to fit the stick in! The long queue of cars and bikes asked whether i needed any help to pump tires air or not. hahahah....SO PAI SAY. In the end, i bought a compact motorised air pump and do it at my carpark as when i wan to do it. hehehehehehehe

Ya, I saw my fren trying to pump his front one, really very tough cuz blocked by the brake discs... *faint*

I don't blame people who doesn't show courtesy, they just didn't get taught on how to do so.

DarrenR10 Newbie

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Yeah, but the price gonna kill.....29k without the panniers......gezzzzzzzz.

 

 

 

Gonna confirm again because i no organiser. My friend de.

 

Wah Z1000SX so expensive .. haiz .. then i better cherish my old FZ .. as for seafood.. . let me know once there is a plan ...!!

ohayo Newbie

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Wah Z1000SX so expensive .. haiz .. then i better cherish my old FZ .. as for seafood.. . let me know once there is a plan ...!!

 

darren, buzz me your hp number again. My hp phonebook is messing up again. damn the new generation phone! the older generation never had problem!

ohayo Newbie

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hi bros,

anyone fitted @ above on the gtr1400,any local shop selling it.:cool:

 

You refering to the electronic or the non electronic cruise control. Vista also do both. If its electronic cruise control, alot of wiring and rewiring. Removing fairing. Labour gonna kill. Estimated few hundreds dollar of labour? I thought of it before but decided not to do it.

 

1. Not electronically and mechanically stable since our bike does not come stock with such feature. I love bike mods but i will never cut main wires that run the bike to do mod. Its like cutting human blood lines runnning to the heart.

 

2. Gtr is heavily electronically connected. Got so many fuse boxes, got kipass etc. I wouldnt want to risk it all for aftermarket cruise control

 

3. We are always travelling very in North south highway. I doubt there is much chance to use the Cruise control. It will kill all the fun to down gear,open throttle and blast the exhaust.

 

If you want to get non electronic cruise control. Try throttlemeister from http://www.motorcyclelarry.com. Four of my friends are using it. Good reviews. I have locked the speed at 150km/h before. Minor wants to buy something there too. Can share the shipping cost.

ohayo Newbie

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http://www.webbikeworld.com/motorcycle-accessories/throttlemeister/throttlemeister-grommet.jpg

less than 5 bucks from lim ah boy

 

what picture you put? cannot see anything de

recko Newbie

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http://www.webbikeworld.com/motorcycle-accessories/throttlemeister/throttlemeister-grommet.jpg

less than 5 bucks from lim ah boy

U mean the plastic thingy that coils around the throttle grip is it? :D

I don't blame people who doesn't show courtesy, they just didn't get taught on how to do so.

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