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    Thread: Gen I Rebuild - Big End Failure
Post: RE: Gen I Rebuild - Big End Failure
The filter is after the pump. Thanks for all the pics Camel, keep us updated.
 drworm Technical Discussion 27 14,819 12-07-2011, 12:46pm
    Thread: Any good ideas to hold fuel tank up?
Post: RE: Any good ideas to hold fuel tank up?
friends!!
 drworm Technical Discussion 8 1,163 27-06-2011, 09:56pm
    Thread: removed handlebar risers
Post: RE: removed handlebar risers
Not exatly sure what sort of spacers you are talking about Maj, but I understand the spacers dsiscussed here go in between the top tripple clamp and the part of the bike with the clip ons in ( the to...
 drworm General Discussion 20 3,988 16-06-2011, 03:52pm
    Thread: sprocket gearing
Post: RE: sprocket gearing
I dit it in stages, first the 16 front, then when that novelty wears off, the 43 rear.
 drworm Hayabusa Gen.II 15 2,763 16-06-2011, 03:52pm
    Thread: sprocket gearing
Post: RE: sprocket gearing
I ran 16/43 on standard chain no worries. According to gearing commander it is 9mm closer swing arm length. I think 16 45 would be pushing it , as it is 17.5 shorter than stock, and probably wouyldnt ...
 drworm Hayabusa Gen.II 15 2,763 16-06-2011, 11:30am
    Thread: removed handlebar risers
Post: RE: removed handlebar risers
Im kind of interested in running risers on my bike, being 6ft2. Never had a problem but sometimes you dont know what you are missing until you try it! How high are the risers, and did they work with t...
 drworm General Discussion 20 3,988 15-06-2011, 09:12pm
    Thread: removed handlebar risers
Post: RE: removed handlebar risers
Did you buy the bike with the risers?
drworm General Discussion 20 3,988 15-06-2011, 08:50pm
    Thread: sprocket gearing
Post: RE: sprocket gearing
BTW, 16 on the front is the cheapest and definitely fits, makes a noticable difference. I think it actually makes the speedo more accurate, as they tend to read higher than actual from the factory.
drworm Hayabusa Gen.II 15 2,763 15-06-2011, 08:46pm
    Thread: sprocket gearing
Post: RE: sprocket gearing
There is a site called gearing commander.has all the info on all bikes including what the swing arm length is compared to stock, so you know if it will fit.
 drworm Hayabusa Gen.II 15 2,763 15-06-2011, 06:48pm
    Thread: 17/45 sprockets gen 1, will it fit?
Post: 17/45 sprockets gen 1, will it fit?
As the title says, I want to fit 17/45 sprockets to the Bus, as I am due for new chain. I am currently running 16/43 and like the ratio, but want to run a 17 front for longevity. According to the Gea...
 drworm Technical Discussion 0 542 07-06-2011, 02:07pm
    Thread: Drivers are all stupid; its official!
Post: RE: Drivers are all stupid; its official!
Any one been to New Zealand. They have dashed lines everywhere, even on blind corners, only using solid lines for crests. IT is obviously up to the driver to determine if it is safe to pass, not the t...
 drworm General Discussion 4 1,252 05-06-2011, 09:04pm
    Thread: Radiator leak
Post: RE: Radiator leak
I have done a similar thing to a dirtbike radiator, but not using Knead it. I used epoxy, and created a dam, and poured it into the area to be fixed. Worked a treat!
 drworm Technical Discussion 27 3,691 04-06-2011, 11:02am
    Thread: NITROUS OXIDE
Post: RE: NITROUS OXIDE
That dyno chart is nuts!
 drworm Technical Discussion 21 6,536 19-05-2011, 12:37pm
    Thread: Won't start in gear
Post: RE: Won't start in gear
squirt some rp7 on it
 drworm Technical Discussion 26 3,544 17-05-2011, 09:16pm
    Thread: Won't start in gear
Post: RE: Won't start in gear
+2, also, just because the clutch switch is clicking doesnt mean it is actually working.
 drworm Technical Discussion 26 3,544 17-05-2011, 06:51am
    Thread: A hate on for noisy petrol bicycles
Post: RE: A hate on for noisy petrol bicycles
Holeshot Wrote: (19-04-2011, 10:46pm) -- I have dynoed 4 of these things for the cops here in sth oz, everone of them has been over 200W (the legal limit). Now Plod are forcing me to appear in court....
 drworm General Discussion 17 3,079 23-04-2011, 09:05pm
    Thread: A hate on for noisy petrol bicycles
Post: RE: A hate on for noisy petrol bicycles
In sa, the cops are cracking down on them. Seen one getting towed to the police station on th eback of a flat bed truck! Friend of a friend got caught with one, it got impounded and run on a dyno to c...
 drworm General Discussion 17 3,079 18-04-2011, 06:44am
    Thread: Group Riding Etiquette
Post: RE: Group Riding Etiquette
Madmax Wrote: (14-04-2011, 07:30pm) -- BJK1 Wrote: (14-04-2011, 06:53pm) -- hendrixhc Wrote: (14-04-2011, 06:49pm) -- Everyone should ride to their own abilities. If you are comfortable riding with...
 drworm Riding - Not Talking 52 9,627 15-04-2011, 08:37am
    Thread: Superbike school on 11/04/11 at Eastern Creek
Post: RE: Superbike school on 11/04/11 at Eastern Creek
Max lean angle testing? :) Hope its not too bad.
 drworm Track Days / Drag Racing 14 1,997 13-04-2011, 09:05pm
    Thread: Glad not to ride Italian
Post: RE: Glad not to ride Italian
Xhiler8r Wrote: (11-04-2011, 05:58am) -- Rossi is Rossi and that is all there is to it Stoner and Rossi shouldnt even be in the same sentence.Rossi is the all time great rider and i doubt there will...
 drworm General Discussion 14 2,992 11-04-2011, 06:53am