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Hi! Well im from Norway, should not be so hard to guess :) . And iv had a lot of bikes: Kh100Es GSX750 VF1000F CB1100F VF500F2 YZF1000R ZX6R Fazer 1000 ZZR1200 SV1000S K1200S ZZR1400 sort K1200S blå sølv sort ZZR1400 sølv GSX1400 Tiger 800 K1300S R1100R FJR1300 K1300S HP-have now MT10SP-have now YZ2...

Yeah....how to get em shiny...any tricks? I have now re-added the main photo's, I had to dig deep to find them :lol: The main thing is you can get them shiny, but very shortly after running the bike they will turn a Goldie colour. I quite like it myself, but just so you know before hand. I find a w...

That was easy peacy
Filled up with 450ml with Motul Expert 10W, got air out of the damper, and sat it at 130mm from top, fully compressed and without spring. A rather easy bike wrenching at. (Done the valves and also installed M-CCT'ers) etc.

..and the amount of oil from top is without the springs in place?

Im gonna change the oil in the fork. Im wondering if its enough to loosen this ones to drain em:

Impressive!

Yeah....how to get em shiny...any tricks? I have now re-added the main photo's, I had to dig deep to find them :lol: The main thing is you can get them shiny, but very shortly after running the bike they will turn a Goldie colour. I quite like it myself, but just so you know before hand. I find a w...

Been trying sandpaper, 120 this weekend. Rather rough, but got them shiny, but with some scratches. Im gonna buy 200 and 400 paper and as someone said here, use WD40 afther a ride.

Yeah....how to get em shiny...any tricks?

eamonn wrote: ↑Thu Nov 25, 2021 10:55 pm Just thrash it and see

Anyone?

tony.mon wrote: ↑Fri Nov 19, 2021 10:33 pm

___Norwegian___ wrote: ↑Fri Nov 19, 2021 9:22 pm Oh...yes, have to drain the fork and change the oil...5W or 10W?

7.5 weight worked best for me, with a 135 air gap.

Oh...yes, have to drain the fork and change the oil...5W or 10W?

Yes, must split between a TL1000S and a TL1000R

Installed M-CCT, changed spark plugs and airfilter, checked valves.


Turned out until chain makes noise and then in until they just got quiet