- Fork Lowers For A TLR -- Aaron, 19:37:09 05/07/04 Fri
Anyone have fork lowers for sale??
email me acd1@charter.net
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- Need a couple TLR goodies -- Fitz (Boston), 19:33:05 05/05/04 Wed
Hey guys. I'm looking for two things: 1. A new rear seat cowling (hump thing); and 2. Some sort of carbon fiber sticker or something to go over the "round disc/base" beneath the handlebars. I'm not sure what's it's called exactly, but it's the circular, silver base that has all those slotted teeth around its circumference. All my wet-weather riding has rusted it up completely and I need to cover it up. Any leads are greatly appreciated. Cheers!
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- Hey Gary F.! -- Gene, 02:14:36 05/06/04 Thu
Just following up on the spacer that I needed for my TLR rear wheel.
Well I order it from Bike Bandit, they didn't fill the order for 7 days so I cancelled and went to Ronayers. They sent it in around 7days.
My bears in rear wheel were bad.
I brought the rear end to a local bike shop who told me the bearing swere in, just bring it in, turnaround couple days or same day.
I got a call saying they needed bearings for it. Anyway long story short, it was a hectic 3 week time jperiod with my bike out of commission!
I just put a 41tooth sprocket on rear and same chain worked! The get up and go is surprising! I felt like it was more in the meaty part of the RPM range.
I wonder how off the speedo and tach are now though?
I wonder if I'll be sucking up much more gas too?
Do you know Gary? or anyone else know?
Thanks again Gary for your willingness to help me out with your part! I really appreciate it. Without this board I wouldn't know any TLR owners and in actuallity no motorcycle riders period!! yep I'm kind of a loner I guess and I'm not a motorcycle group joiner so anyway thanks man, Gene
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- friction plates -- amy, 16:36:55 05/05/04 Wed
does any1 know how many clutch/friction plates the tl1000r has??????????????
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just a reminder, to be extremely careful out there! the season is upon us and it seems like all the idiots are out to get you , my friend COLIN O'CONNOR was killed on his gixxer 750 in philly on april 27th , a mini van made a left in front of him trying to beat the light i guess and he hit the side of the van and was killed instantly, he was only 21 years old, he was a great kid and will be missed, if you guys could say a prayer for the oconnor family, that would be greatly appreciated, ride safe ! -- bobbyt, 09:23:27 05/02/04 Sun
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- I myself have lost buddies to negligent idiots and it is a tragedy. It is scary how easily it happens. I see people tearing ass down crowded suburban streets here in NOVA and just wonder. Its important to remember the streets are not a race track. I'm not sayng dont have fun, just do it in the right places. I'm sorry to hear about your friend Bobby. Ride Safe! (NT) -- TLRules!, 21:24:46 05/02/04 Sun
- My thoughts and prayers are with his family.... (NT) -- TLRMike (OR), 05:14:36 05/03/04 Mon
- thank you guys for your support , i havent taken the cover off the bike since it happened , going to take a little while till i hop back on ,, thank you again!! (NT) -- bobbyt, 17:00:51 05/03/04 Mon
- Sorry to hear about your Friend. Ride when your ready. For those who do not know NOVA = Northern Virginia like Manassas, Washington Dc, Fairfax, Winchester, and countless others in the same vicinity. Ride Safe. Leave the crazy stuff to the track. The road is not a track, anything can happen. Track = fun and control environment. (NT) -- deltl1ks, 16:17:13 05/06/04 Thu
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My TLR was STOLEN!!! F#$&*%@$! This past saturday night, i left her parked out on the street in front of my place cause i'd been riding all day and planned to go out later that night. I almost never park out there because car theft is big around here and because i have a secure parking spot in a garage under my building. I left her on a busy street, right below the window of my condo and figure i would have heard if somebody where to start her because the full M4's are booming loud. I went out later and she was GONE.... -- ChrisG_Boston, 14:53:49 05/03/04 Mon
I figure it must have been a pro who put her in a van or something.
I had tons of time and money into this bike and will probably never get fair value back from my insurance company, but will get as many together receipts to see what i can do.
I checked ebay and will continue to look for the hot parts on the web and in local autotrader mags.
So local Boston area guys, I'd be greatful if you could look out for a TLR that matches the following description, or for these parts being sold off... if you see any that are suspiciously close to these, please PM me so i can check it out:
2001 Suzuki TL1000R - yellow & black color scheme with abrasions on lower fairings both sides & scrape on battery panel; no-cut Bike Design frame sliders with scape on the left one; Intuitive white bar-sliders and swing-arm sliders; M4 full-system exhaust (polished alum.); BMG filter in modded 'troy-v' style airbox; PC-II; TRE; Pair-Valve removed; carbon fiber tank guard; Northwest Cycles carbon fiber rear hugger; cf-look flushmount signals (front), iridium-look signals in rear vent holes and small white signals on either side of plate in bottom of undertray;
Clear-Alternatives clear tail lens w/ LED bulbs; customized yellow-painted 'Hermit Dragon' undertray; trimmed subframe, 'gap-mod'; Goodrich steel-braided brakelines; Attack Performance Rear-sets; Ohlins rear shock.....
Man, i feel sick especially after listing all the mods i've done to her (pardon me while i go bang my head against the wall)!
I don't have any pics to post from here at work, i'll post some later if i get around to it.
I've had this bike since new, put just over 15,000 miles on it. I've been posting on the Blue-board, TLOC and Planet for several years now and learned a lot about this bike and really appreciated it.
This sux. I hate thieves.
I'm kicking myself for procrastinating on getting the new bike alarm that i've been contemplating... although i always did keep a Kryptonite bike lock on it.
Protect your bikes guys, cause just when you think it won't happen to you......GONE.
not sure what i'll do now.
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- HIGH RPM's -- ED, 12:00:23 05/06/04 Thu
just wondering if anyone else has or know how to fix a high RPM problem? Starts and idles around 1200 which i here is normal warms up and idles around 1500, but after and hour or more of riding I can't get it to idle under 2500. I've checked the fast idle lever and the throttle and also tried adjusting it at the bodies. I had it tuned up and everything and still nothing, even the shop didn't know what to make of it. (some shop, I know !!!) Any help would be great.
THANX
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- HIGH RPM's -- ED, 12:00:59 05/06/04 Thu
just wondering if anyone else has or know how to fix a high RPM problem? Starts and idles around 1200 which i here is normal warms up and idles around 1500, but after and hour or more of riding I can't get it to idle under 2500. I've checked the fast idle lever and the throttle and also tried adjusting it at the bodies. I had it tuned up and everything and still nothing, even the shop didn't know what to make of it. (some shop, I know !!!) Any help would be great.
THANX
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- Kerker Cans -- Steve White, 04:02:05 04/24/04 Sat
I have recently bought a 2001 TLs. i have been offered some Kerker exhaust cans and wonder whether any fuel mixture changes would be nesessary if fitted.
Also being in the uk, I am not too familiar with this brand of exhaust, are they gnerally regarded as good. Apart from an improved exhaust note, is there likely to be any real improvement in power.
many thanks
steve
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- leaking petrol tank -- daren bottomley, 16:23:39 05/02/04 Sun
hi can anyone help me with a leaking petrol tank i have on my 97 tls, leaking from fuel pump area. tried new seals - didn work! cant find a new tank without going direct to suzuki and i dont fancy paying their prices! any help would be great
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- Carbon fiber HELP! -- jonboy, 19:13:55 05/04/04 Tue
I just recieved a Yosh can from ebay, seller neglected to tell me about a spot, (smaller then a dime), where it has been dinged and the carbon fiber is broken with a small piece missing. Some tiny cracks around it. It will not show when mounted, but I wonder about leakage or if it will continue to crack and flake. Is there a product I can use to seal this . . . epoxy or anything else that will harden and last? Please help if you can, gotta decide whether to return the item or not. THANKS!!!
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- It is not a hole, merely a surface wound... (NT) -- jonboy, 19:15:58 05/04/04 Tue
- Rough it up with 600 grit paper til the damage and the surrounding area are fairly smooth, clean it, apply a small amt of resin and let it cure. Resand to your liking. (NT) -- Shawn (S CA), 19:27:04 05/04/04 Tue
- Thanks for the reply, one stupid question... where do I get resin, and what do I ask for. I don't know if there are different types for different applications. Thanks Again! Oh, I guess that was 2 questions. (NT) -- jonboy, 23:51:09 05/04/04 Tue
- Most hardware stores sell it cheaper than autoparts stores (NT) -- Bruce(TX), 11:14:32 05/05/04 Wed
- Thanks a ton, you guys are great!!! (NT) -- jonboy, 14:45:12 05/05/04 Wed
- ABS plastic repair -- Marc Pope, 19:02:23 05/04/04 Tue
Just got through repairing the tiller from a small get off and discovered a good way to repair small cracks and mounting tabs on fairings. The stuff is called Pro Weld. It is a clear liquid you brush on like water. It penetrates the crack or break like water and begins to soften the abs. Continue brushing until the Pro Weld stops penetrating the crack, then allow to dry keeping the parts pressed together during this time. I have repaired a fairing tab and the upper fairing piece under the guages along with the fairing mounting tab on the guage cover with great success. I found this stuff at a hobby center near the model airplanes.
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- TLR1000 Manual - Parts -- John, 16:48:17 04/30/04 Fri
I have a TLR1000 Manual, 48 tooth rear sprocket and a stock steering stabilizer I am tring to sell if you are interested in any of these items please send me an email
thanks
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New rider. Have lots of ?'s. -- David, 14:50:05 05/03/04 Mon
I have so many questions. One is I don’t have a complete manual and would like to start working on the bike.
Any good sources or deals. My bike got up to 225 degrees and I’m not sure about the coolant system how to check, cannot get past taking of fairings.
Scared to break some thing I know parts are expensive.
Any good advice is appreciated 1999 TLR Southern California, Ventura County
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- Re: New rider. Have lots of ?'s. -- Derek Gregory, 16:52:13 05/03/04 Mon
- i got a replacement manual from the bike shop, i am not sure but you might get one from ronayers.com the fans kick on at 225 that is normal ,, i put in a switch and turn my fans on when i want, the coolant bottle is located on the right side fairing, take out the top allen bolts and just pull it back carefully and look at the coolant bottle ,look at the mods link and it tells you how to put in a switch for the fan, the tlr is very easy to take apart ,, take your time and you wont break anything ,, good luck,, (NT) -- bobbyt, 16:57:58 05/03/04 Mon
- On the temperature situation.....I may still have the instructions I wrote to put a manual switch in the right bar control. It kinda looks stock that way. Anyway, just put a seperate switch in the system so you can turn the fans on when you want to. Turn them on at about 190 or so and it'll stay there. I'll look in the next day or two and e-mail the instructions if I still have them. (NT) -- Mike (So. Cal.), 19:00:36 05/03/04 Mon
Re: New rider. Have lots of ?'s. -- Carston, 08:23:06 05/04/04 Tue
- Where in Ventura County? I can take a look at it if you want and make sure there's nothing wrong. (NT) -- Shawn (S CA), 11:05:23 05/04/04 Tue
"cannot get passed taking off the ferrings" <<--- PRICELESS, Welcome home sweetheart (NT) -- ~ Prozac ~, 11:08:50 05/04/04 Tue
- David, I sent you an E-mail. Welcome aboard (NT) -- gregasaurus, 18:23:28 05/04/04 Tue
- Uneven Brake Pad wear -- Al, Manchester Nh, 20:22:01 05/03/04 Mon
I replaced my brake pads(front) this past weekend.(Damn $46 per rotor) Anyways When I took off the right hand side pads(right sideif sitting on the bike), I probalbly had roughly 2mm of pad left. But when I took of the left side pads there was about 4-5mm pad left. The only change I made was going form the stock rubber brake lines to braided lines(That is with two lines running off reservoir) Each caliper has its own seperate line. I am stumped by this. I always thought that all 4 pads would wear out equally). Is there any need for concern.
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Suzuki Racing Group -- Kumar, 13:57:45 05/04/04 Tue
Hi Guys,
I welcome you to my brand new Yahoo! Groups for us Suzuki enthusists. We can discuss and show our support to all the teams which uses Susuki as their prfered race machines around the world. It is also meant to some of us who races Suzuki in domestic races to share and view technical informations. So please join my group and show your support to Suzuki Racing. Click the link below.
http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/owntheracetrack/
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- Repair or Replace? -- I-Geezee (San Hoe's Say), 18:26:05 05/03/04 Mon
Hey kids! I posted a message last week regarding picking up a new set of plastics for the TLR. I am still looking into getting some replacements but this weekend I attempted to jimmy rig something so that it is not readily noticeable to most people. I was wondering if there is a way to repair the cracks and broken pieces and mounts instead of buy the entire thing? It doesn't look too bad now. If I could get some filler or sealer for them and then just get them resprayed it may be a bit cheaper. I could have a friend spray them or attempt to do it myself at work. Any tips or examples that any peeps have done? Buying race plastic or rashed pieces is gonna need to get sprayed anyway. Just asking. Thanks.
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- User Manual -- Sebastian, 18:11:32 05/03/04 Mon
Hi!!
I need the Repair and User Manual of the Honda vf500c magna v30.In my bad country (Argentina)not exist for sale and i haven't credit car (for buy in the web).Please help me, Because my magna's carburators, valves and primary chain(valves) are dead.i need it in shortly time and free(sorry).
Thanks for my hero and sorry for my bad english.
Thanks Again!!.
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- Fuel Injected? -- ED, 05:59:43 05/03/04 Mon
I'm kind of new to the TLR scene and have a question I hope some one can answer for me. I've recently purchased a '99 TLR, all the information I have on it says its fuel injected, yet it still has a choke cable. Why is that? Thanks
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- Sluggish Bike -- Tamer, 20:14:13 05/02/04 Sun
I have a 1999 Suzuki TL1000R. When the bike warms up, and I'm driving it, sometimes does not respond. When I hit the throttle, the engine revs up but very little power. It's kind of like having the bike in nutral when in fact it's really in first. Can anyone please help?
Thanks!!
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- DynoJet Power Commander II for a 1999 TLR1000 -- John, 07:34:05 04/27/04 Tue
I have a DynoJet Powewr Commander II I am selling I had it on my bike for 6 months it works great I sold the bike and know I would like to sell the Power Cpmmander. If anyone is interested please email me.
thanks
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Love my TLR -- Todd, 19:03:07 05/02/04 Sun
I love my 2000 TL1000R I just went over 30K miles. I have never had one problem with the TL.I have had this bike from day one.
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- TL1000SV Spares, Breasking complete bike -- Robjota, 14:20:33 05/02/04 Sun
Breaking complete Dark Green 1997 TL1000SV. No accident damage, adn was riding it up until 2 weeks ago. HPI clear. Excellent frame & all bodywork.
Parts are being advertised on ebay as of today. It is a UK bike.
Please contact me for prices stating location, UK please.
TL100s parts for sale
robjlawton@aol.com
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- 2002 tl1000r for sale on ebay low miles nice!! ny ct ma ri nh northeast -- eduardo garces, 13:32:47 05/02/04 Sun
hi, i am selling my bike on ebay, and thought that you guys would like to take a look, let me know if interested at grc460@aol.com. thanks
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2476783959
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- PROZAC WILL NEED THIS -- Prozac saw this and thought of you its on ebay # 4165187451 Its all about verbal judo Mike C., 22:07:43 04/30/04 Fri
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- 99 TLR Knocking -- Zachary Hayes, 12:22:40 04/30/04 Fri
I have a 99 Tlr with 20k. Recently i put leo vince cans on and a pc2. Rode to New Orleans and changed the oil down there. On the way back to KC it sounding like something was getting knocked around? I can only hear it at lower rpms though it could be doing it at higher rpms to, i just cant hear it. It doesn't do it when its cold. Getting kind of annoying. Any ideas or suggestions.
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- I got another TL -- jay@BayAreaSS, 03:51:10 04/28/04 Wed
Sold the Busa and came back to the dark side...LOL
Just couldn't stay away for the damn thing. Well my wife actually went down and paid for the bike in whole as a present...pretty cool. I was going to finance it. She paid for it and took me to the shop to pick it up as a suprise...'03 yellow and black 9200. OTD. not bad considering some shops wouldn't budge on the sticker price...if you get a chance check out Cycle West in Petaluma Ca. really cool peeps.
I had tree different sets of cans on the last bike and want to go full system this time...I don't race so sound is probably what I am looking for...Akropovic??? How do they sound???
Bye the way...the wife...really starting to like her!
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- Fixing Leaking 97 TLS Gas Tank -- KeithM, 21:07:31 04/29/04 Thu
Has anyone found a fix for the infamous fuel leak that the 97TLS develops around the fuel pump, without replacing the fuel tank. I have a custom airbrushed paint job on the tank so replacing it is not really an option.
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- taller gearing-- -- emac/boston, 18:15:09 04/27/04 Tue
I would like a little more pull, what is the recomendation of the assembled TL front, here, on the best setup---for a rear sprocket change up, and who offers the best product/value etc.
chain, gear, vendor---
thanks for the opinions,
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- TL1000S parts needed -- Nor Cal Chris, 13:23:04 04/30/04 Fri
Well it has been a LONG TIME since I have posted here. Allot has changed in my life but not my TLS. Well except that in Feb I highsided at about 20mph. As a result I need some parts. If anyone has parts please email me.
My bike is a 1997 Red TL1000S (with the 120 ECU which=more power!)
Parts needed
Radiator (tanks on mine are bet but it hold water)
right side front plastic
right side brake pedal
right side brake pedal/footpeg bracket
right side SRAD air intake
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- Marchesini Bearings -- TLRTim, IN, 10:45:55 04/30/04 Fri
Hey guys its been a while. Hope all is well. I think my rear wheel bearings have gone bad. First, Does anybody know the type of oil seal and bearing size(and any other info I need)that I need and where I can get them and how much they cost(concerned). My local dealer said they didn't have a contact number with marchesini, so it is up to me to find the parts. Any help/ advice, would be greatly appreciated. Stay relatively safe:)
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- RPM's causing concern, worry and mystery. -- Fabreezr, 02:55:20 04/30/04 Fri
My bike idles at around 1200, as it should. But whenever the temp gets a bit high (over 90C) the rpm goes to around 1500. while at 1500 it flutctuates slightly by around 500rpm. Any ideas?
Also my radiator fan used to come on when the temp reached 104C, every time. Now it comes on at around 95C. What the...
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- Radiator repair -- Marc Pope, 22:12:40 04/29/04 Thu
Does anyone know of a shop that can repair radiator tanks? My radiator got the fairing mount hole ripped out of the tank.
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- RPM Needle bumping up & down -- Al, Manchester NH, 18:19:24 04/29/04 Thu
Any ideas on what may be causing this to my TLR. The other day whilst at astop light I look down at my RPM Gauge. I had my turn signals on. My RPM needle was dropping down to 0 evertime my turn signal flashed on. What could be causing this. I have had some LP after market blinkers for quite a while and had never experienced this before. the only new add on to my bike is a PCII.
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- CLUTCH PROBLEM -- ROBIN, 15:18:55 04/29/04 Thu
HELP
MY TL1000R IS GIVING ME A BIT OF GRIEF UNLESS I GET THE ENGINE HOT IT WILL NOT DRIVE I CAN PUT IT IN GEAR FROM COLD AND IT JUST SITS THERE IVE BLED THE CLUTCH HAD A NEW CLUTCH FITTED BUT STILL NO JOY ANY ONE HAD THE SAME PROBLEM PLEASE LET ME KNOW HOW IT WAS SOLVED
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- BS Kite marks for ART race cans. -- Moose, 17:21:50 04/29/04 Thu
I want to get rid of the 'NOT FOR ROAD USE' stamp on my ART race cans and replace with a nice friendly BS Kite Mark to puzzle the British Bacon. It's a simple rivet job if they are available. Anyone help?
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2000 tlr rear subframe and seat assembly -- scott, 01:01:02 04/29/04 Thu
On the rear seat and cow section the locking tab in the back does it have kinda of rubber or mount that it goes in? Im putting together a wrecked tlr and the seat and the cow are loose in the back once they lock down in the front. When i got it one of the peices had tape on it but was still loose. Please some one help i got a service manual but it dosent show any thing going there. Thanks scott
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- TL1000S coolant leak -- Jim, 12:16:20 04/29/04 Thu
I've got a '97 TLs and I just noticed a coolant leak and I'm looking for info.
There's a small hole in the right side clutch cover just below the forward coolant drain bolt. (The most forward of three)
If you count three bolts up from the oil check window it's just to the right facing front.
I've got a drip of antifreeze coming out of the hole.
I don't remember a bolt being in there and my Suzuki service manual doesn't show anything.
This is a hole that was cast into the cover and I'm wondering if it was supposed to be blocked and for some
reason it's become unblocked.
Has anyone heard of or experienced this problem?
Is there supposed to be a small bolt in there?
Thanks for any info.
Jim.
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- Can somebody tell me how to get rid of the charcoal canister without disrupting normal operation of my 01tls,I NEED SOME TRUNK SPACE! -- JTEMP123, 12:03:45 04/29/04 Thu
I have slightly modified the airbox and have a k&n. I have two brothers slip ons and a tre. I cant put a pack of freekin gum in the trunk on this thing and would like a little more space there. Any suggestion would be great, Thanks.
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- top end rattle -- doug, 09:48:43 04/28/04 Wed
With reference to top end rattles on tls,any info would be useful,my 00 tls has just developed nasty rattling from front top end area,is it terminal?
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- tl clutch slipping -- Brian waller, 20:18:30 04/28/04 Wed
My tl r clutch is slipping a little not all of the time. Is there an adjustment on this i am sure you know it is a hydraulic clutch. how hard are the clutches to replace how much time an how expensive. also I dont have a manual so is there any were i can get a picture of this and the tourque specs. thanks in advance.
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- TL Plastic -- I-Geezee, 15:28:02 04/27/04 Tue
Does anyone know where I can get a good set of replacement plastic other than the dealer? OEM is pretty pricey. I don't know much about getting new ones. Price is a factor.
Thanks.
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- Beware of rip off -- mattbl, 06:46:52 04/28/04 Wed
Hi guys I'm from the other site, actually I joined up here a long time ago but I've been absent. Anyway I thought I would alert you to a guy that we have banned. He was using several user names over the last year tiller2fast, trumptight and Korn862. He has since been banned for fleecing 4 of us. His real name is Cornelius Honor and he is from Dallas Texas.
This is just a little heads up incase he comes accross this way now that he's been banned from the other site.
Cheers
matt
http://www.tlplanet.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=20215&perpage=20&pagenumber=1
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- two questions, 1) does anyone know where i would look for an undertaiil exhaust kit for a tlr? 2) do any of you guys on here with a tlr or tls live in southern cali that would wanna get out and ride somtime? -- Total Live Request, 19:05:49 04/24/04 Sat
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- New TLs owner -- Steve White, 17:39:02 04/27/04 Tue
I have just joind the club and bought a 2001 TLs. Great bike still grinning from my first ride.
Is the engine technically the same as the earlier bikes and is there much involved in gaining the extra 20 hp or so that I read the earlier bikes have.
Is there a source that i can refer to regarding this.
I live in the UK.
steve.
P.S when will the grinning stop as my face is beginning to ache.
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- can you use the Yoshi box to remap a sv1000? -- VAL, 04:59:56 04/27/04 Tue
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- TLR Eating Batteries -- J.B., 22:08:45 04/22/04 Thu
Need some help Guys. First my TLR battery died so I bought another one. Two weeks later, battery dies again. The bike shop said that it might be my rectifier. So I buy a new rectifier and battery and in 2 1/2weeks, it dies again(when I turn key, lights come on weak and bike wont turn over). What else could the problem be?
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- 03 GSXR 1000, I have an 03 GSXR in the garage that I have an option to buy, Mostly stock with a Yosh Slipon, About 13,000 miles on it, The guy wants $8,000 for it, Pretty clean bike any thoughts on the price? -- Bruce(TX), 12:09:35 04/24/04 Sat
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- Cruise Control -- Shane (NZ), 18:28:31 04/21/04 Wed
Going on a 5 day ride in early June, and my bike has been (still is) out of action for some months. So the body (particularily my right shoulder) won't be used to the long saddle time. I remember a while ago seeing a procedure for installing a home made cruise control, does anyone recall where this can be found.
Cheers
Festus
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- Still Lean? -- Charlie FL, 18:09:37 04/25/04 Sun
Was having trouble with idle not falling immediately to 1200 rpm after installing 2-1 full system on the TLS, then remapping to +5 +5 +0 @11:00. I've checked the TB boots all OK, still happening. I imagine Gary and Erwin8r are correct in that it is a lean condition, but I cant' think of anything I haven't checked besides the TBs being sync'd. It drops to about 2k rpm and stays, but not always, mostly when I am getting on it a bit, then slowing to a stop w/the clutch in. No dyno yet, so yeah yeah, I know, get it to a dyno, but anyone have any suggestions?
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We're having a blowout sale on tentacles I see, 48 tooth , wheelie and the chopper gang (NT) -- Gregasaurus, 18:28:47 05/04/04 Tue
LONGSI_mid_illinois, 11:16:37 05/02/04 Sun
Re: taller gearing-- -- Derek, 04:47:47 04/28/04 Wed
