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    NZ supplier for Keihin carbs and parts?

    I'm after a jet kit for the FCR's on my bike, does anyone know who the NZ supplier/agent for Keihin Carbs is?
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    thanks!
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    This guy Alec has supplied Jets for me in the past.
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    Quote Originally Posted by R6_kid View Post
    I'm after a jet kit for the FCR's on my bike, does anyone know who the NZ supplier/agent for Keihin Carbs is?
    what jets are you after??
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    Quote Originally Posted by neil_cb125t View Post
    what jets are you after??
    Not sure yet, my bike is currently running without an airbox, but I have one arriving this week and I'm guessing that the change in available airflow will require a re-jet.
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