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another one looking for something different

Postby ned1 » Fri May 23, 2008 9:19 pm

I have put a deposit down and will be picking it up tomorrow (Saturday) a R1100S 03 with 6,000 miles which has not been modded in any way, I was looking for something different
and I think I may have found it in the boxer

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Postby Me-109 » Sat May 24, 2008 11:18 am

Welcome-a-doodly, Ned. Hope you have a good first day on it.

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Postby ned1 » Sun May 25, 2008 8:40 am

Picked the bike up and rode the 80miles home, as I said before I was looking for something that was different.
The big old boxer engine is something else, blips to one side, have to have the revs up when pulling away or it will stall (old bike 1200cc four)
put the gas on at low revs and it pules as the big old pots fire, give it gas in the at the wrong revs and it will vibrate like hell, charge down a gear when riding slow and the back seem to skew to one side etc.

I love it
Ned :newb:
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it will take a bit of getting use to, but when I do it will be even better :wink:

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Postby timbox2 » Sun May 25, 2008 10:46 am

ned1 wrote:Picked the bike up and rode the 80miles home, as I said before I was looking for something that was different.
The big old boxer engine is something else, blips to one side, have to have the revs up when pulling away or it will stall (old bike 1200cc four)
put the gas on at low revs and it pules as the big old pots fire, give it gas in the at the wrong revs and it will vibrate like hell, charge down a gear when riding slow and the back seem to skew to one side etc.

I love it
Ned :newb:
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it will take a bit of getting use to, but when I do it will be even better :wink:


Great in it,

Mine pulls from 2k in top, if a little hesitantly, if you are getting a lot of vibes, might be worth a quick TB balance check.

Hope you enjoy anyway,

Welcome
Tim
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Postby ned1 » Sun May 25, 2008 4:56 pm

Hi,
can anyone tell what this means " if you are getting a lot of vibes, might be worth a quick TB balance check", how you do it and what is needed to carry it out,

thanks
ned
ps Is there a instruction sheet for it somewhere !

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Postby herrman » Sun May 25, 2008 5:08 pm

Ned,
TBs=Throttle Bodies. Most here seem to use a Twinmax to set them up. And I MAY just have a brand new unused one for sale. Will be cleaning up in the garage tomorrow and probably be putting one or two things in the for sale forum.

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Postby box-doctor » Sun May 25, 2008 5:10 pm

Just thought I ought to add my 2 penneth here - my wife REALLY likes the vibrations on the back at low revs.......it's a realpain trying to find a 1 in 3 hill 5 miles long with a 30mph limit that I have to struggle up in 6th gear.... :shock:

I'll get my coat then....?


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