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Egg on Leggs last won the day on January 7 2020
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In My Garage:
Honda VFR 800 VTEC ABS
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If the VTEC transition is bothersome it is due to being in the wrong gear for the conditions.
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Google Treetop and weep.
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I use a 100 cc syringe and a drilled through nipple, then swap the nipple for a conventional one and a final pump through.
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I change my oil every 4000 miles but the filter every other oil change.
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Intallation of OEM Pannier rack on Gen 6?
Egg on Leggs replied to Kimbo's topic in Sixth Generation VFR's
The instructions give you joint information on fitting just the rack and the rak and pannier frames. When you offer the parts up into position the necessary spacers will be obvious by the gaps. -
What did you do to your VFR Today?
Egg on Leggs replied to weee06's topic in Eighth Generation VFR's
All be it last week but no point posting without a test.I fitted an Oberon Clutch Slave Cylinder. The difference to stock is quite remarkable, now as light as my CBF 125 to operate but the engagement is over a longer span of lever movement. This makes it far more controllable, removing the need to over rev to stop it stalling in slow speed maneuvers. http://www.oberon-performance.co.uk/acatalog/Honda_Clutch_Slave_Cylinder.html -
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Cam Chain Tensioner, Without Throttle Body Removal
Egg on Leggs replied to Tightwad's topic in Maintenance Guides
I did my front Cam Chain Tensioner today and took a few photos to show what I did. This is not the full sequence as that has already been done but simply my tips on achieving chain karma. Here I have split some of the harness connections and used a luggage strap to hold the rest of the harness out of the way. The luggage strap you see coming out of the frame to the rear is holding the famous coolant hose out of the way, you do not have to remove it. Here you see the problem with the coolant hose, it covers the lower CCT bolt and flange. -
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