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Hi,

just helping a mate on his 2002 R1 and looking for some R1 knowledgeable people

Hi, welcome to the forum.
Is your friend a little shy?

The old friend with a problem story. just admit it, it's your R1.

Welcome in mate.

Colin

Welcome to the forum Robert, if you want to find out anything about R1's you have come to the right place, the guys on here are very knowledgable and are more than happy to help new members with any questions they ask, so ask away, someone will have the answer.

Oh and yes we do have a strange sense of humour in here, good humoured p!ss taking and a good old laugh, so join in the banter.

Oh and ignore petepassion obviously he is in Daphnie mode today and it's her time of the month

So welcome and ask away any questions

Stephen

Thanks for the welcome

yes it is my mates R1 we're tinkering with and no he's not shy, just that information gathering is my first port of call... I'm sure he'll turn up at some point And what better issue to start with than a generic LED indicator conversion now hyperflashing. The funny bit is that the hazards work fine... Does the R1 have separate relays and where's the best place to buy R1 parts online??

welcome to the forum mate,

Welcome. Get your mate to buy a LED flasher.

Hi mate welcome


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Welcome in bud
This has been covered a few times so the lads should be able to help you out
So seeing as your here what do you ride ?

jompy wrote:Welcome in bud
This has been covered a few times so the lads should be able to help you out
So seeing as your here what do you ride ?

I currently ride a red 2015 Z1000SX with integrated panniers and bi-xenon HID upgrade including demon and angel eyes. The mrs has just bought a Z800 Sugomi. Previously we've had a couple of Fireblades, 3 VFR's and I am sorry to say that I haven't had the pleasure of a Yamaha as yet, but have been tempted in the past

Bikes are bikes, it doesn't matter what you ride, they are all fun [emoji3]


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welcome in m8 - theres still time to 'convert' ya

ride as much & often as ya can

Welcome in mate

My old man has a z1000sx it's a nice big arm chair of a thing. Proper wheelie tool when it's geared right.
I wouldn't like it landing on my toes though, it weighs the same as Norway

Kylezx7r wrote:Welcome in mate

My old man has a z1000sx it's a nice big arm chair of a thing. Proper wheelie tool when it's geared right.
I wouldn't like it landing on my toes though, it weighs the same as Norway

LOL tell gramps that his taste in bikes is impeccable and he can give me a shout on the Z1000SX forum. I have the same profile name

Steve R1 hits the nail on the head... bikes are bikes, they are all fun to ride and I love tinkering with them... even if its an R1

Mods: Too early maybe??

Welcome to the forum

robenson wrote:Hi,

just helping a mate on his 2002 R1 and looking for some R1 knowledgeable people

Hi mate, welcome in, as moose said you need a replacement indicator relay which is suited for LED's. The relay itself is located behind the front screen, which you need to remove, it's next to the headlight relay.

Believe you can buy these on eBay for around £15 mark.

Buy a work shop manual on a disc for a £5 at the same time, will save you lot of hassle and Unknown questions

Dam spell check, moise! Not moose.....

rae8525 wrote:Dam spell check, moise! Not moose.....

Been called worse ...

rae8525 wrote:

robenson wrote:Hi,

just helping a mate on his 2002 R1 and looking for some R1 knowledgeable people

Hi mate, welcome in, as moose said you need a replacement indicator relay which is suited for LED's. The relay itself is located behind the front screen, which you need to remove, it's next to the headlight relay.

Believe you can buy these on eBay for around £15 mark.

Buy a work shop manual on a disc for a £5 at the same time, will save you lot of hassle and Unknown questions

Or download the service manual & parts micro fiche from the relevant section on here & when you find the link doesn't work pm me your email addy

robenson wrote:

Kylezx7r wrote:Welcome in mate

My old man has a z1000sx it's a nice big arm chair of a thing. Proper wheelie tool when it's geared right.
I wouldn't like it landing on my toes though, it weighs the same as Norway

LOL tell gramps that his taste in bikes is impeccable and he can give me a shout on the Z1000SX forum. I have the same profile name

You must be joking, he couldn't plug a computer in let alone switch it on and join a forum

jompy wrote:

rae8525 wrote:

robenson wrote:Hi,

just helping a mate on his 2002 R1 and looking for some R1 knowledgeable people

Hi mate, welcome in, as moose said you need a replacement indicator relay which is suited for LED's. The relay itself is located behind the front screen, which you need to remove, it's next to the headlight relay.

Believe you can buy these on eBay for around £15 mark.

Buy a work shop manual on a disc for a £5 at the same time, will save you lot of hassle and Unknown questions

Or download the service manual & parts micro fiche from the relevant section on here & when you find the link doesn't work pm me your email addy

Now if i had known that.........

rae8525 wrote:

jompy wrote:

rae8525 wrote:

robenson wrote:Hi,

just helping a mate on his 2002 R1 and looking for some R1 knowledgeable people

Hi mate, welcome in, as moose said you need a replacement indicator relay which is suited for LED's. The relay itself is located behind the front screen, which you need to remove, it's next to the headlight relay.

Believe you can buy these on eBay for around £15 mark.

Buy a work shop manual on a disc for a £5 at the same time, will save you lot of hassle and Unknown questions

Or download the service manual & parts micro fiche from the relevant section on here & when you find the link doesn't work pm me your email addy

Now if i had known that.........

there are 2 sticked threads one called "parts manual" & one called "repair manual " mind you for a fiver it's worth having them on disk but if you want them on your pc gimmie a shout & i'll send them to you