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| Newbie | OK so i am trackin the bike out as we speak and would like some help from current owners about what to do it... Its not going on the road again... i know all about what parts to put on it... more curoius about what to take off it :dunno !! I am also interested about what to do with the rear brake reservior now that the undertray is coming off :headscratch ? any help would be greatly appreciatted and payed back in cokes at the track later!!! Thanks - Jay
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| Squid | Just zip tie the resi to the subframe, but make sure that the fluid can flow into the line. Some people even remove the res and just a long hose full of fluid, then check it from time to time. Watch the tip over sensor on the front of the bike. When you remove the OEM light, you need mount it correct to the front end of the bike, or you will have major problems... Ask RRWanter... lol John
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| Track Junkie | Quote:
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| Know It All | there's a way to bypass the tip-over sensor (called a bank angle sensor). not sure how its done. you might try a search on 600rr.net as that's where I saw it. |
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| Track Junkie | Quote:
There's a perfect place to mount it on the back of the stock fairing stay. There's two posts that can be tapped and the BAS mounting bracket holes match up perfectly.
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