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koratsteve

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In Topic: Er6N Track Bike

2012-04-16 21:40:15

sundaypsychos, on 2012-04-15 23:31:43, said:

BigBikeBKK, on 2012-04-14 14:44:48, said:

The fastest man in Thailand on an EX650 is Colin (newf) with Luke (SundayPsychos)

haha not far off there, Colin has a 1m 29.4s under his belt at thailand circuit, mine is a 1m29.5s. However at Bira I have him with a 1m09.54s, colin (currently) has a 1m10.01s

Major mods and most important are...

1. slicks(pirelli)
2. a comprehensive diet plan. mine is currently about 174kgs dry, down about 25kgs on stock.
3. opening up airbox, aftermarket pipe( me and colin both use arrow)
4. ZX10r brake caliipers + decent pads
5.aftermarket rear shock, we use YSS but im sure hyperpro and ohlins are very good aswell.
6. rear sets, stock not only drag when cornering but they weigh a tonne aswell..
7. stock bars are too narrow and high, I have rizoma bars on mine and quite like them, much better control than stock
8.those are the things I can immediately think of, I have a 2 bros juice box on mine but too be honest I dont think it works aswell as a powercommander would, it cant be fine tuned like the pc's can.

cheers

What is involved in mounting ZX10r brake caliipers to an er6 i would love to improve my 2009 er6n brakes.

In Topic: Manual For Honda Wave 125 ?

2012-03-10 06:30:10

Like you i would love to get a Manual for my wave, all i have managed to download so far is a parts Manual.

I see that on the 17th of this month Haynes in the UK will be releaseing one for the Innova which is the same bike as the Wave and i have one on pre order from Amazon.

http://www.amazon.co...ova 125&x=0&y=0

In Topic: Looking For Service Or Owner Manual Of Honda Sonic

2011-12-17 06:32:15

Richard-BKK, on 2011-12-16 23:12:00, said:

Sorry, Honda Thailand really doesn't like people to publish service manuals about motorcycles they make. Often they not even make a translation in English, the numbers I give you are from our Thai mechanic and from a official Honda service manual.... and they are correct...

For the future, just remember who helped you with real information, and not like some on this forum... if you have any other questions I'm happy to answer them … I have a service manual for all Honda models ever sold in Thailand...

Richard, Thanks again i do appreciate your help, I will adjust the valves on my Son's Sonic this weekend as they are statring to get a little loud.
Steve

In Topic: Looking For Service Or Owner Manual Of Honda Sonic

2011-12-16 20:30:31

Richard-BKK, on 2011-12-16 16:20:11, said:

koratsteve, on 2011-12-16 15:49:14, said:

Cuongjr Did you ever find the service manual for the Honda Sonic?
I have been searching for one myself as i need to know the valve
clearances.
If anybody knows what they are i would be most grateful is you could tell me.

Valve clearance coldly I/O 0,06/0.27 +-0,02mm

Thank you Richard, that is a big difference between inlet and exhaust
On the Wave they are both the same 0.05 mm