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    T.R.E De-restricters?

    Guy at the shop told me my bike was restricted 1-3rd... Said I should get a tre? Anyone know where to get one?


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    http://www.gi-pro.net/

    This is a good one as it also has a gear indicator. Just plug it into the gear position sensor and away you go.

    There is a distributor in Australia. Don't know of anyone in NZ carrying them.

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    Jamie you can make them up yourself pretty simple. just wiring a resistor up in to a circuit on the bike

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    Don't bother mate. They are restricted in 1-3rd but its only in early throttle opening stages. I had one on the K6 600 and removed it. Couldn't notice any difference at all. Waste of money in my opinion.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cajun View Post
    Jamie you can make them up yourself pretty simple. just wiring a resistor up in to a circuit on the bike
    Yep...about .18c from memory

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    It's true the difference isn't large, but it is there.

    I noticed the throttle was crisper and more responsive when initially cracking it open and starting to wind it on. (in the lower gears of course) It was like giving the bike a little bit more bottom end power.

    When I think how much trouble I used to go to to get a more responsive and crisper throttle (Many hours of workshop time with a good mechanic synchronising carbs ond so on) any little improvement is worthwhile to me.

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    Depends on the bike. GSXR1000's and Hayabusa's show the most improvements, I have know people who have put them on SV1000's and GSXR750's and removed them because there was little, if any, gains to be had.

    And don't buy one, just get the spec's off the 'net and build one. Very cheap.

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    Quote Originally Posted by onearmedbandit View Post
    Depends on the bike. GSXR1000's and Hayabusa's show the most improvements, I have know people who have put them on SV1000's and GSXR750's and removed them because there was little, if any, gains to be had.

    And don't buy one, just get the spec's off the 'net and build one. Very cheap.
    Okay....green bling for the first person [excluding Jrandom] that explains why motorcycle company's restrict there bikes in the lower gears at lower throttle openings!!
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    Emission/noise testing?

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    Quote Originally Posted by cowpoos View Post
    Okay....green bling for the first person [excluding Jrandom] that explains why motorcycle company's restrict there bikes in the lower gears at lower throttle openings!!
    To make them look better?
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    so you can stay on the seat make it more rideable

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    Yip it's easy to do it yaself, 6.8k resistor between the pink and black wires that come from the gps.(there's 3 in the loom, leave the blue one alone, that's ya neutral light) chop em off on the gearbox side of the resistor (so the pooter sees the resistance) leave the blue intact......done.
    Is it efi?, it doesn't work on carb'd bikes...
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    Dude is yours a suzuki gsx1200ss Ie one of those black beasts?
    If so theres a fair bit of literature on how to get those "missing" ponies back
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    Quote Originally Posted by FROSTY View Post
    Dude is yours a suzuki gsx1200ss Ie one of those black beasts?
    If so theres a fair bit of literature on how to get those "missing" ponies back
    Yip.. GS1200SS... Ive installed a GSX1400 air filter (bigger opening) and up'd the main jet as per other chaps on the site and it is a completly different bike... However the chap at Hamilton Motorcycles told me about the TRE.. I know my bike has the 180k limiter from factory, is this in the same circuit as the 1-3 restriction?

    DeathInc, the bike is carb.

    Thanks Cajun/Dmntd.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cowpoos View Post
    Okay....green bling for the first person [excluding Jrandom] that explains why motorcycle company's restrict there bikes in the lower gears at lower throttle openings!!
    This page explains things pretty well...

    www.geartronics.co.uk/tre.htm

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