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<b>Email</b> <i>Edited by Fox&nbsp; at: 8/9/00 9:10:30 pm
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Pete,
are you still there? It would be a shame to loose yet another valued member that has a real knowledge of bikes!!! <i></i>

How about a variation on this idea?

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On the ride day pics www.hyp4r.com/hayabusa/clubpics.htm there is a great helmet (Jamie's?) - It looks fantastic! Any more pics and info?

Also anyone know where you can buy Dainese helmets...
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I have asked this question of a couple of Members, but they have had no probs so time to ask the rest.
Has anyone had any clutch grab,slip when letting out the clutch over 2000rpm ?
It dosent happen all the time only some times I am lead to believe it starts to play up around the 6000klm mark and thats when mine started. <i></i>

My Busa has just started stalling when I stop really quickly(yes I did pull the clutch in)& cutting out momentarily when I open the throttle right up.
I've seen some comments about fuel pump recalls which mine hasn't had done.Could this be the problem?
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has anyone removed one of those stick-on tree like tank protectors - and how ??

for whatever reason the one fitted when i bought my bike has shrunk exposing the glue backing and is now fraying around the edges, looks very unsightly,,

i am looking at all options prior to replacing it,

any suggestions????
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OK Les, you had a good point with brakes.

Before I put in my thoughts here, just note that it is productive if you want to talk about something different, let's start it in a new topic, so that we can keep "brakes" discussion apart from "user levels" and "tshirts".


I had to replace my rear pads at 6000 k's, and like you, thought my riding style was flawed. Since then, I have been conscious to see if I am riding the brakes, and I don't. I think I just place more reliance on the rear. I spoke to a few people "in the know" and was told to not alter my riding style (no point having an accident trying to save the brake pads ) but to just be aware that I might go through pads quicker than others, and accept that I will have to fork out a bit more frequently than others.

Ultimately, it is just getting used to a heavier bike, I suppose (I have not had a bike this big before )!

Front, on the other hand, has heaps of pad on it, and I reckon I use my front brakes fairly heavily - You figure it! <i></i>

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Just some more ideas ...


<b>Email</b> <i>Edited by Fox&nbsp; at: 7/31/00 11:18:49 pm
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