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They really need to drop the dual pipes, as cool as it looks its not worth it for the added weight. They can drop 5 pounds over night if they run a single exhaust giving the 2018 bike a reason right off the bat to buy it-weight savings. Electric start and a single exhaust will make this bike even better than it already is, and its already a great bike. Its good to see the Japanese manufacturers really stepping it up now and even Suzuki looks like its about to be a problem. Hell that may even be one of the best bikes out for the majority of riders skill levels when its released. Well see.
Heres Naritas bike
I do believe coming with the e-start from the factory would be a smart business move though and get that many more people to buy the already amazing bike.
I agree they may sell more if it came as standard, but I am sure they would want to lose weight elsewhere to compensate for it.
Close race with another '17 last Sunday
I got the e-start and what I did was get the installation instructions from Honda(I can send to anyone who needs it) and started the process myself. I removed all the wiring harness and other parts that needed to come off before it got to the motor work. Once it got to that point, I took it to a guy I used to work for and he finished it off with doing the motor work and putting the new wiring harness in and what not. Saved me a few bucks and following the steps to get to the motor work was EASY!
Here's mine. Yoshimura exhaust, vortex ignition, and KYB Factory Kit Suspension. This bike rips and I haven't had any problems with it so far.
I'm a 200lb Vet expert rider. I thought it was a great bike stock, but the forks were too soft and it ran a little erratic off idle. The vortex ignition fixed that and now it has considerably more bottom and top. I'm not sure how much of that was due to the ignition versus the exhaust because I put them on at the same time. The vortex works with your map selector switch turning it into a launch control. You can change between 10 maps on the ignition unit. It's very linear and deceivingly fast. I kind of miss the midrange hit the stocker had sometimes, but it's easier to go fast on now. You can lug it a gear high out of tight corners and it just keeps pulling forever, so there's no need to change gearing now.
It's probably the easiest starting bike I've had, so there's no way I want to add weight of ES.
I only have one ride on this kit suspension, but I can report that it's plush, doesn't bottom out and the bike handles better. I'm going to compare with a buddy who got his revalved/sprung next time.
Pit Row
The decomp broke.
April Fools ? My Bucket list ?
Pumped on the bike but first race day was one to forget . Let's just say i have braces on the way. Here is a pic before a nice gold chain and red twin ring was installed And i have a renthal fat bar odi lock on grips, in white/black and moto seat cover on now.
I have a question for others runing a 50 tooth? I run into clearance problems with lower chain guide , there's not much to them and the sproket is to close causing to much drag. I recomend making sure you run wheel stock postion or more back. Anyone find this?
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