1400 update

[Fiddy40]

Well the old girl is back on the road with a couple of subtle bolt on extras etc.
seem an age since last on the road, pleased i,m there all ready for summer........I am pleased with the outcome nothing over the top.

Braided brake lines. (Clutch line to be fitted) from HEL
Plastic Guard flicker. from SIDE Simpson detour
s/s Oil cooler guard, from ETCHING FACTORY
Crash bars. from LOUIS DE
Plastic Hugger/chain guard. from SIDE
New cans. from CAMPBELL CUSTOM EXHAUSTS
Plastic belly pan. from side....cant fit now due to crash bars.
Gear position indicator via rev counter, from PAUL THOMPSON

This is my easy rider bike, I am working on a gsxr750 1985 model for the track..... long long way to go yet...but I love it

[SMOKEU]

Post up a video so we can hear what it sounds like. Did you find the braided brake hoses make much of a difference?

[Latte]

Post up a video so we can hear what it sounds like. Did you find the braided brake hoses make much of a difference?

+1 - nice pipes

[98tls]

Old girl? cant be that old surely,looks the goods though fella,very nice exhaust setup that.

[Fiddy40]

Post up a video so we can hear what it sounds like. Did you find the braided brake hoses make much of a difference?

Hey I might just do that, it sounds a lot different then the Yoshi I replaced and louder when opened up with a real throaty sound when closing down, the braided lines are much better, a lot firmer and better feed back, have had them before on another bike and would recommend plus it cleans up the front end.

[Fiddy40]

Old girl? cant be that old surely,looks the goods though fella,very nice exhaust setup that.

Ha not an old girl just my affection for her coming out!! I,m pleased with the pipes never know what its going to do for the bike until they are fitted, wanted something different and found those, well made stainless and fitted okay after a bit of pulling and pushing.

[98tls]

Ha not an old girl just my affection for her coming out!! I,m pleased with the pipes never know what its going to do for the bike until they are fitted, wanted something different and found those, well made stainless and fitted okay after a bit of pulling and pushing.

Yep figured that,have a similar affliction with an old Suzuki myself...and dont start me on exhaustsReally like that setup you have,different for sure,nice choice.

[AllanB]

Yep figured that,have a similar affliction with an old Suzuki myself...and dont start me on exhaustsReally like that setup you have,different for sure,nice choice.

It's been a few months - you must be due for a exhaust change!!!!


Nice pipe set-up on the 1400.

[98tls]

It's been a few months - you must be due for a exhaust change!!!!


Nice pipe set-up on the 1400.

Funny you say that,the single sided setup is as we type undergoing mods at a friendly exhaust shop...

[AllanB]

Funny you say that,the single sided setup is as we type undergoing mods at a friendly exhaust shop...

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to 98tls again.

[manxkiwi]

Gear position indicator via rev counter, from PAUL THOMPSON :

I've seen these in mags. Look really cool. I'd be looking for one myself if I didn't have one already!

Looking good there.

[Fiddy40]

I've seen these in mags. Look really cool. I'd be looking for one myself if I didn't have one already!

Looking good there.

Have you been to their web site? shows which models he does and a gallery of photos of others that have them, saw a Honda at Hampton that had his pipes. They are all hand made so don't expect a Yoshi finish to the welds but hey that are good quality, if they were not I would be saying so on here for sure. Cheers

[Fiddy40]

Have you been to their web site? shows which models he does and a gallery of photos of others that have them, saw a Honda at Hampton that had his pipes. They are all hand made so don't expect a Yoshi finish to the welds but hey that are good quality, if they were not I would be saying so on here for sure. Cheers

LOL sorry mate answered about exhaust and not the GPI, in fact I did a reply when noticed my mistake and it bloody did not come up?????I will do another later when I have more time and explain....
Cheers
Pete

[Fiddy40]

I've seen these in mags. Look really cool. I'd be looking for one myself if I didn't have one already!

Looking good there.

The guy that does the conversion works with very expensive race cars doing the computers and his interest is that he rides a 1400, the clocks now have white faces with a blue back light. All GSX1400s have a sensor that informs the ECU what gear is currently selected in order to limit the torque available in lower gears. The information takes the form of a voltage that reflects the gear selected. The circuit comprises of a single-chip Microprocessor that constantly monitors this voltage and displays it on a series of LEDs mounted under the tacho dial face.
Depending on the voltage detected the unit displays a corresponding LED for gears 1 to 6. When 1st is selected a red light shows at 1000rpm 2nd at 2000rpm and so on up to 6000. It also shows a warning of flashing red lights when the side stand is down or the kill switch is on.

As for the cost it was 220.00 pounds, close to $500.00 when all said and done, the postage was over $100.00 return.

[manxkiwi]

The guy that does the conversion works with very expensive race cars doing the computers and his interest is that he rides a 1400, the clocks now have white faces with a blue back light. All GSX1400s have a sensor that informs the ECU what gear is currently selected in order to limit the torque available in lower gears. The information takes the form of a voltage that reflects the gear selected. The circuit comprises of a single-chip Microprocessor that constantly monitors this voltage and displays it on a series of LEDs mounted under the tacho dial face.
Depending on the voltage detected the unit displays a corresponding LED for gears 1 to 6. When 1st is selected a red light shows at 1000rpm 2nd at 2000rpm and so on up to 6000. It also shows a warning of flashing red lights when the side stand is down or the kill switch is on.

As for the cost it was 220.00 pounds, close to $500.00 when all said and done, the postage was over $100.00 return.

Yeah, pretty trick eh? Clever stuff. And why not if you can afford it for your baby?