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2002 R1 rear cowl!

Discussion in 'Yamaha 250cc In-Line 4's' started by 8_stitch, Mar 28, 2006.

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  1. 8_stitch

    8_stitch New Member

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    its alot easier than you all think i dont know wkat all the citicisms about im putting one on my bike and ill probably make a how to section on it, it only cost me about 150AUD to do the whole thing and can be done in a weekend so cheers!!
    if anyone has done it throw a pic up eh!
     
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    Mate if you could do a how-to with pics that would be awesome! Its good news that it too hard, Im looking foward to seeing how you did it!
     
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    yeah the only problem i came accross last night was that you have to gut the rear sub frame to fit the radiator resovwar but its only a minor set back i suppose
    i might stop being so lazy and make a photo tutorial <!-- s:D --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_biggrin.gif" alt=":D" title="Very Happy" /><!-- s:D -->
     
    8_stitch, Mar 29, 2006
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    Dont be lazy dont be lazy dont be lazy!

    Tell you what - if you can give good enough photo's, I'll try and model it on the model Im doing... more work for you I know but we all want to know!
     
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    Here's my little hint in the right direction...
    Remove the stock radiator reservoir and replace it with an aftermarket bottle with an outlet down the bottom and a fillup hose entering near the top. Then simply do a tiny bit of re-routing for the pipes. <!-- s:wink: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_wink.gif" alt=":wink:" title="Wink" /><!-- s:wink: -->

    PM me if you need any more help.
     
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    can't you just use a remote reservoir from an R1?
     
    Casso, Mar 30, 2006
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    you could do that im trying to do it on a bidget so after maket will probably be cheaper becayse of my lication!
     
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    They'd be dirt cheap from a wreckers, wouldn't they?
     
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    I think i have a good solution to fix this overflow problem. If you want a picturre lemme know. The question is do you prefer ICE BREAK or DARE?
     
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    yeah a pic would be really helpful thanks
     
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    didnt really underst and what youu were talking about until i saw the pic thats a nice way to use an empty coffe bottle
     
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    yeah i know im being slack bit ive got some work to do on my uncles
    car and it paying so at the moment thats priority but i do get a free
    paint job out of it!
    im also keeping a whole standard bike for resale purposes so thats a
    financial set back aswel!
    im hoping to have some pics of the whole process start to finnish at the
    end of next month at the longest so yeah.
     
    8_stitch, Apr 16, 2006
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    all talk, mate... all talk.



    :p
     
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    Re:


    lmao
    i cant beleive you did it and took a pic
    gave me a good laugh
     
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    In a way I think it is not to bad - I like it..
     
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    i like it too.
    im doing a onversion of a tyga kit for mine at the moment. =]
    just gotta get the exhauste sorted first. cant find any downpipes anywhere!
     
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    yeah it works well i did the same thing on my old 4x4 (was a coke bottle though)
     
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    sooooo pics? yay or nay?
     
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    i decided against tyge. too expensive to **** up..
    r6 fits though. look at the one the guy has done in the photo section. page 14 i think. the post after my bike. lmao.
     
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