It appears you can turn off the lamp warnings but still need a plug for kickstand removal, so just the one plug not the whole kit
My 2015 S1000RR observations
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Yet they are selling complete eliminator kits lol
baz
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Isn't that just for the DDC?
Don't know, didn't go into it, why would it need calibrating?
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its for if you alter ride height as in setting your sag or spin the washer on rear suspension you then have to re calabrate it
baz
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It needs calibrating if you alter ride height in any way(pre-load,change the eccentric shock mount and possibly,though unlikely without the front sensor,fork height)
When you say "spin the washer" are you refering to the pair of castellated nuts usually found on rear shocks ? adjusted with a "C" spanner? my 2015 rear shock has a hexagonal pre load / ride height adjuster that moves the spring collar. Or are you refering to something else.
Billo01
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If you don't mind me asking cally, how much did you pay, any discount? I've been quoted ?525 for supply and fit at first service next week.
I'm just over 6ft and find it a little cramped when compared to the Blade I had. I done a 230 mile trip last Friday to get me to first service total mileage and noticed I was suffering with aches and cramp in places I've never suffered with before. Having said that though, I didn't won't to go home I was having such a blast on the bike, it was great!!
Never had aftermarket rearsets on a bike before, do they make a marked difference?
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not sure about 2015, but the others have an eccentric block where the top shock bolt goes through so you have "normal" and jacked up, options probably about 5mm lift
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hi bill I had 10% discount and paid ?480 they are easy to fit and in my case were money well spent as now the bike fits me tidy and they look the bollox on the bike
If you're not comfortable on the bike then IMO hell yes. They also sell well second hand, so the real cost of ownership isn't bad at all.
plus one on that:smile-new:
Billo01
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Cheers Cally, I've ordered them now, sod the expense, be getting them fitted at first service next Friday. Now, what about those Gilles levers to match lol
I like the Gilles chain adjusters too, had them on my Blade and made chain adjusting piss easy. Modding, there's no end to it is there?
Ha ha ... brilliantMy observations? I picked mine up today and all I can see is a grinning halfwit in the mirrors. Love it
(Sorry it's not much of an observation!)
Ha ha ... brilliant
You done that too ?? It's catching
no mirrors on mine .... :glee: .... reflection in the clocks... lolHa ha ... brilliant
You done that too ?? It's catching
GixxerChuck
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Had mine 2 weeks now. Had its first service and now has chip in it as well as nearly 800 miles on the clock. Evotech levers and tail tidy fitted last night as well as R&G tank grips. Love the pops and grumbles. It's like a petulant child when you roll off burbling away as if to say what are you doing?!
Will hopefully get out to test the levers tomorrow. Cannot believe how much pull it has every gear. Traction control work well in the wet when you get excitable. Paint quality is a bit poor in my opinion. Tank pad is a must. Awesome bike though
Will hopefully get out to test the levers tomorrow. Cannot believe how much pull it has every gear. Traction control work well in the wet when you get excitable. Paint quality is a bit poor in my opinion. Tank pad is a must. Awesome bike though
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