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These are the Eazi Grip Evo tank pads on my Gen 4. Apologies about the air bubble, I assure you it annoys me more than anyone else!
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I had the TechSpec X-Line on my Gen 4 and, whilst expensive, they were fantastically grippy when both dry or wet and didn?t cause any issues on textiles or leathers
I had air bubbles appear after a few days on mine. I used a heat gun to get rid of them
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Thanks for the heads up, I?ll give it a try and see if I can get it out!
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is that the pro? Same as what?s on my wife?s GSXR 600, it?s hard to tell from the picture but can just make out the smaller dimples in it I think.
I purchased Stompgrips from Alpha racing, opted for the clear type, as I feel they don?t spoil the looks of the painted tank.
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I fitted the Eazi-Grip Pros (Black) and they do certainly help on heavy braking etc
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Hi mate just a question on your bike pic the akra end can did it need to go on a dyno for fuelling?
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Looks like a slip on so no remapping required. Normally only required for a full system as you will remove the cat.
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Remember guys the beemer has wide band sensors so in theory you could fit a full system and run it, I?m not recommending that just that it is doable. So on that note a slip on would be no issue at all.
