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Can you make a picture of the K&N airfilter please 
I'm curious about that filter..
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...Here you go Vince...Sibag's airfilter 
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| Posted: Sat Feb 23, 2013 12:24 am Post subject: |
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Think I'll try a MotoBatt, standard GSXR 1100 WR fitment possibly. Try one rather than the usual 2 x 6amp jobbies.
I'll keep you posted on the battery front.
On another front I have noticed my Bim appears to be a little different from standard. Airbox has had the mod with both sides cut out. But it is fitted with a cotton / gauze pleated air filter. Looks like a K and N ?
Fuel tap is a 2 outlet jobby, is this standard?
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Yes, fuel tap is vacuum operated duel outlet...
Batteries are YTX7L X 2. They are a snug fit so check the dimensions and find one or two batteries no larger. You will be limited to what you can fit.
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| Posted: Sat Feb 23, 2013 8:09 am Post subject: |
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| oily wrote: |
| Vince186 wrote: |
Can you make a picture of the K&N airfilter please
I'm curious about that filter..
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...Here you go Vince...Sibag's airfilter
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Thanks Oily,
Can you tell me the part number what K&N used
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Batteries are YTX7L X 2. They are a snug fit so check the dimensions and find one or two batteries no larger. You will be limited to what you can fit.
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Or use a one lithium battery 
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| Posted: Sat Feb 23, 2013 9:11 am Post subject: |
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| SiBag wrote: |
Batteries are YTX7L X 2. They are a snug fit so check the dimensions and find one or two batteries no larger. You will be limited to what you can fit.
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Or use a one lithium battery |
...Which seems to be the future...
A totally different technology to lead/acid with a massive weight saving....if you can get your head around the cold weather starting procedures and do's and don't's of the charging procedure and the enormous initial investment....
...then it's got to be the way to go
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| Posted: Sat Feb 23, 2013 10:41 am Post subject: |
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| Vince186 wrote: |
| oily wrote: |
| Vince186 wrote: |
Can you make a picture of the K&N airfilter please
I'm curious about that filter.. |
...Here you go Vince...Sibag's airfilter
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Thanks Oily,
Can you tell me the part number what K&N used |
There isn't a part number you have to get a flat filter, then cut and shut it
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[quote="oily"]
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| oily wrote: |
| SiBag wrote: |
Batteries are YTX7L X 2. They are a snug fit so check the dimensions and find one or two batteries no larger. You will be limited to what you can fit.
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Or use a one lithium battery |
...Which seems to be the future...
A totally different technology to lead/acid with a massive weight saving....if you can get your head around the cold weather starting procedures |
Cold weather What's that
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| Vince186 wrote: |
| oily wrote: |
| SiBag wrote: |
Batteries are YTX7L X 2. They are a snug fit so check the dimensions and find one or two batteries no larger. You will be limited to what you can fit.
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Or use a one lithium battery |
...Which seems to be the future...
A totally different technology to lead/acid with a massive weight saving....if you can get your head around the cold weather starting procedures |
Cold weather What's that |
I feel for you Brian...never having the experience of cold weather. Such a limited existence
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