Raptor Chapter

OK a few brake lever questions, firstly are the bake and clutch levers on the 1000 Raptor the same as the 650????? Some aftermarket catalogues only quote for the 650. I am looking for fully adjustable and if possible folding ones for our Raptor, any suggestions. Is a Hyabusa 2002 model going to be t...

If you fit a resistor inline, you increase resistance, lower current & make it worse! The resistor has to be fitted in parallel, drawing extra current through the unit. As to resistance value...... Correct they do have to be fitted in parallel, because LEDs do not have a fillament your indicato...

stevepratt48 wrote:55 years agoBut shorting those pins doesn't give you a 'TPS' adjusting icon, does it? Is it another (Which?) pair??

Yes is does work with that pair of pins, just needs to be warmed up to running temperature first or the TPS display does not cut in.

"75 miles the light appears" Sir has been riding enthusiastically... Well done! :D i don't red-line it in every gear. But i do use plenty of revs And to be honest i just can't stick at a level throttle. I'm always rolling off in 2nd/3rd, then pinning it again, getting that 'Just been kick...

craftycat wrote:55 years agoHi there, welcome and mine's a red wine please!!!

Just slurpping one now as we speak, thanks to the wine fairy who paid a visit to my cave this afternoon.

Thanks hun.

Thanks for the confirmation guys, it's as I thought it to be. I will keep an eye on it and do the neccessary replacement when needed.

That is my next project, shortening the stand or altering the angle so the bike is less upright. At the moement we have to roll the bike onto a piece of 2 cm thick wood everytime we park, pain in the arse.

Having seen the previous posts about ride height adjustments via the linkage plates I decided to have a go. The biggest problem was supporting the weight of the bike while removing the three bolts; but a found a way of doing it on the side stand with a trolley jack and block of wood under the engine...

Hi All, For those who don't know me I am the technical support (husband) for Craftycat's Raptor 1000. Having already done several thousand trouble free kilometers we recently did a quick trip across to Britanny for the Madona de Motards and to pay respect for a friend of ours who we lost last year i...