hi guys
Posted: Fri Sep 04, 2015 7:00 pm
New here got a 4xv r1 recently new to them so what better place to be than here to learn from you guys
Welcome in vertically challenged fellow
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Re: hi guys
Posted: Fri Sep 04, 2015 7:14 pm
Re: hi guys
Posted: Fri Sep 04, 2015 7:17 pm
Lol 
blind leading the blind springs to mind 
seriously tho , you've come to the right place mate - lots of advice/opinion, some of it useful - anyhoo welcome in pal, get some pics up and tell us a bit about ur biking history so we can get to know ya (and you us ) oh and enjoy the forum
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blind leading the blind springs to mind seriously tho , you've come to the right place mate - lots of advice/opinion, some of it useful - anyhoo welcome in pal, get some pics up and tell us a bit about ur biking history so we can get to know ya (and you us ) oh and enjoy the forum Sent from somewhere in the midlands by Paul
Re: hi guys
Posted: Fri Sep 04, 2015 7:20 pm
Hi stumpy ,another one to join Snow White and bub, welcome
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Re: hi guys
Posted: Fri Sep 04, 2015 7:29 pm
Talk about jumping to conclusions... He'd be 6'6 if that was an Australian nickname!
Welcome in mate and congrats on owning the best looking R1!
Welcome in mate and congrats on owning the best looking R1!
Re: hi guys
Posted: Fri Sep 04, 2015 8:10 pm
I me 5-6 ins 18 stone powerlifter so deffo stumpy lol trying to figure out how to post pics ?
Re: hi guys
Posted: Fri Sep 04, 2015 8:14 pm
Jompys ur man for how to's when it it comes to posting piccys - he'll spot this shortly
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Re: hi guys
Posted: Fri Sep 04, 2015 8:28 pm
Welcome in howard
For posting pics . . . .
from your puter , get yourself a free photobucket account & follow the idiots guide (worked for me )
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=144
or you can post direct from your ( not so ) smart phone using tapawank (tapatalk) , its great for posting pics from your moblie and for notifications but fucking annoying when some fucking stupid ginger tosser decides to say hello to every fucking newbie that has posted in the last month and the stupid fucking tw@t does it all the the same fucking hour ! ( and breathhhh )
Those 4xv's are a lovely bike , they share a lot of parts with the 5jj like frame, wheels & engines are similar , things that are different are ECU , bodywork i.e. tank , fairing , seat unit & headlight also the radiator & wiring looms are different .
Make sure you look in the 4xv & 5jj sections .
Check the main 20pin white plug on the wiring loom that sits behind the left hand fairing to make sure its in good order & been greased as these can cause problems , the HT leads can break up when old where the plug cap screws on & cause misfire all you need to do is cut 5-10 mm off the end & screw the cap back on , also DON'T tighten the sump bolt up to 42nm its a lot less more like 15-20nm .
get the service manuals and parts micro fiches for both the 4xv & 5jj downloaded , use the online PDF link & down load the parts manuals from there .
http://www.partzilla.com can be helpful for online parts micro fiches for getting part numbers & checking prices in the states as theyre prices are cheaper or you could try https://www.fowlersparts.co.uk/browser/ ... bike/yzfr1
enjoy
For posting pics . . . .
from your puter , get yourself a free photobucket account & follow the idiots guide (worked for me
)viewtopic.php?f=4&t=144
or you can post direct from your ( not so ) smart phone using tapawank (tapatalk) , its great for posting pics from your moblie and for notifications but fucking annoying when some fucking stupid ginger tosser decides to say hello to every fucking newbie that has posted in the last month and the stupid fucking tw@t does it all the the same fucking hour ! ( and breathhhh )
Those 4xv's are a lovely bike , they share a lot of parts with the 5jj like frame, wheels & engines are similar , things that are different are ECU , bodywork i.e. tank , fairing , seat unit & headlight also the radiator & wiring looms are different .
Make sure you look in the 4xv & 5jj sections .
Check the main 20pin white plug on the wiring loom that sits behind the left hand fairing to make sure its in good order & been greased as these can cause problems , the HT leads can break up when old where the plug cap screws on & cause misfire all you need to do is cut 5-10 mm off the end & screw the cap back on , also DON'T tighten the sump bolt up to 42nm its a lot less more like 15-20nm .
get the service manuals and parts micro fiches for both the 4xv & 5jj downloaded , use the online PDF link & down load the parts manuals from there .
http://www.partzilla.com can be helpful for online parts micro fiches for getting part numbers & checking prices in the states as theyre prices are cheaper or you could try https://www.fowlersparts.co.uk/browser/ ... bike/yzfr1
enjoy
Re: hi guys
Posted: Fri Sep 04, 2015 9:46 pm
Welcome in mate.
Colin
Colin
Re: hi guys
Posted: Sat Sep 05, 2015 7:00 am
He's 4 inches taller than you Samstumpy wrote:I me 5-6 ins 18 stone powerlifter so deffo stumpy lol trying to figure out how to post pics ?
Welcome to the forum pal
Re: hi guys
Posted: Sat Sep 05, 2015 7:01 am
Righto crouchy
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Re: hi guys
Posted: Sat Sep 05, 2015 7:06 am
Taller than you thoughsamr1 wrote:Righto crouchy
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Re: hi guys
Posted: Sat Sep 05, 2015 7:14 am
Dream onBub wrote:Taller than you thoughsamr1 wrote:Righto crouchy
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Re: hi guys
Posted: Sat Sep 05, 2015 7:14 am
Welcome to the forum Stumpy.
Glad you gave an explanation for the name...I was starting to wonder if you had any hands or feet... in which case the R1 would not have been the wisest of choices...maybe a bike without bars and foot pegs would be more suitable.
Glad you gave an explanation for the name...I was starting to wonder if you had any hands or feet... in which case the R1 would not have been the wisest of choices...maybe a bike without bars and foot pegs would be more suitable.