Unmodding exhausts
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Dsanty
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Unmodding exhausts
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Re: Unmodding exhausts
Hi Dsanty!
First, a heartily welcome to the forum from me - have fun here as well as in the real world!
Then, as I'm not exactly in your neighbourhood, I'm sorry but I can't really help you with some stock or roadworthy aftermarket cans - but maybe davamb here has an idea?
Welcoming greets from Munich!
First, a heartily welcome to the forum from me - have fun here as well as in the real world!
Then, as I'm not exactly in your neighbourhood, I'm sorry but I can't really help you with some stock or roadworthy aftermarket cans - but maybe davamb here has an idea?
Welcoming greets from Munich!
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Dsanty
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Re: Unmodding exhausts
Thanks. Got a few issues with this 27 year old.
Front brakes are terrible. Brake master cylinder feels notchy and zero feel. I bought the bike cheap - maybe this is one of the reasons. I’ve cleaned up one caliper so far but it’s not perfect. One more to go before I bleed them and see if that fixes it otherwise I think it’s worth upgrading them.
Do the calipers from ANY YZF R1 98-02 fit straight up?
Front brakes are terrible. Brake master cylinder feels notchy and zero feel. I bought the bike cheap - maybe this is one of the reasons. I’ve cleaned up one caliper so far but it’s not perfect. One more to go before I bleed them and see if that fixes it otherwise I think it’s worth upgrading them.
Do the calipers from ANY YZF R1 98-02 fit straight up?
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Re: Unmodding exhausts
Hi Dsanty!
Fitting so-called "blue spots" from R1s or other Yamahas is a very common mod.
That said, also Yamaha calipers with gold or silver eloxated "screws" fit.
And yes, the are plug and play - maybe need only fitting standard washers between the fork and the calipers for exact center position.
And for a better feel also attach the pertaining master cylinder - or even a radial operated one.
If you are interested, I can look up the size that others have fitted.
Modern braking greets from Munich!
Fitting so-called "blue spots" from R1s or other Yamahas is a very common mod.
That said, also Yamaha calipers with gold or silver eloxated "screws" fit.
And yes, the are plug and play - maybe need only fitting standard washers between the fork and the calipers for exact center position.
And for a better feel also attach the pertaining master cylinder - or even a radial operated one.
If you are interested, I can look up the size that others have fitted.
Modern braking greets from Munich!
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