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Rapidbike EVO module runs off the narrowband O2 sensors and works like an autotune as it comes. The narrowband o2 sesnsor of course is not as precise as a widband o2 sensor. I am not advocating for Dimsport or Dynojet here. It doesn't make sense to put a Power Commander that turns of certain...

We've installed a hand full of full systems on the K67 already, there is no check engine light. Just like the older bikes, you need to remove the cables from the servo and reinstall the exhaust servo motor back. Akrapovic has put that statement just in case there were any warning lights...

You do understand that a Power Commander runs only on one map. There is no more adaptive learning of the ECU. Meaning if it is 60 degrees outside or 120 degrees you are running the same map. The bike will not adjust to any atmospheric changes. Unfortunately a PowerCommander is old technology...

When checking the battery terminals make sure you check to make sure they are tight. Unless you pull out the screw driver and check them, sometimes they might look fine, but when you go to tighten them you'll realize that they are loose.

Looking good! Even got the new R1 logo on there ;)

TWM is the manufacturer for all those listed.

Check this thread : http://s1000rrforum.co.uk/showthread.php?6068-2015-rear-sets-and-levers/page2

Congratulations. The wait is the killer part. From now seconds will be more like minutes...

Looks good, since it is even more blacked out now :)

That thread is from September. They are nice, but I am a sucker for parts used in actual motorsport when upgrading the parts on my bikes.

You should always want the best, I am not sure why the reason would be, but most other guards have the same type of fitment. Not sure if there is a reason behind it. If it was plastic end tanks I would have said that is the reason to keep them away from the plastic, but the other thing I could...

We run these on bikes here in Florida and never had any issue. Look at it this way, if you don't run a guard, you will start bending fins, which decrease the cooling efficiency. Overtime running a new like coolers with guards on them, versus bent cooling fins and no guards will be more efficient.

They are sized in a way that they cover the whole exposed area of the radiator and oil cooler guard once the fairings are in place. Check out the end of the video, it shows how everything looks once the fairings are put back on.

Check out these pieces shown on this video. They are very affordable and lots of people have already had them on for years with nothing but good things to say. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmcCLo9_zOk

This video is pretty interesting and cool to see someone take apart their OEM filter that came on the bike after the break in. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojwNw-UePVs

This forum needs to add the "like" button ;)

Just a quick heads up, with these units you need to make sure that you aren't placing it near a GoPro camera. Usually if you do not want to extend the wires, the top yoke is a good place to mount it.

Would be the last song I'd think of. Of course I've heard the song a million times never paid attention to the lyrics other than "She said, hey babe, take a walk on the wild side," :D I'm already learning things on this forum.

I know it isn't this, but fitting for this thread http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwBS6QGsH_4 :mask:

From Miami, Florida It is aftermarket parts, some are used on various factory team bikes.