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    WTB 99R1 hot up bits

    I got a few months on my hands and cant ride my bike . So i thought i might spend a few $ on the old girl .
    Has anyone got any bits for a 99 R1 sitting around? Rearsets, carbon fiber, pipe, Ignition advancer etc?

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    Ebay is the answer, or the www.r1-forum.com will be a big help.

    I had a look at my suspension linkages and bearings the other day.

    It took me about 1 hour to tie the rear of the bike up undo them and re grease them and mate did they need it.

    Nice cheap one that?

    I am now running an 03 suspension with dogbone-linkage and she feels really compliant and also gives a little more rear end ride height. Turns in and holds a line beautifully.

    You can just get a little more height with a 02-03 dogbone

    I have also been over the bike with dielectric grease at all my connections

    Have you got a manual? I have got one on disc here if you would like a look.

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    Thanks Saul, I put a new FG rear shock in mine a couple o months ago and did all the greasing then. It has more ride height now and like you say it definitly holds a better line. A completely different ride. I also have some heavier front fork springs on the way to tidy up the front.
    Ebay is my friend hahaha.. Yea the R1 forum is a goood source of info alright.
    I have a manual as well thanks.

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    That sounds good.

    I am a shocker for ebay I keep getting drawn to the buy now button

    My front forks have been sorted by maxton and feels great. I am sure you will enjoy yours.

    That is all I can afford to do to my bike at the mo but it zips along pretty well.

    After seeing the linkage bearings I am thinking of doing the swing arm bearings just to regrease them

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    Yea do it. Nothing like a bit o grease. If you are planning on keeping it for a while get a grease nipple fitted to the top of the swing arm pivot tube. Then you can grease it whenever you like no stripping.

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    Quote Originally Posted by R1madness
    Yea do it. Nothing like a bit o grease. If you are planning on keeping it for a while get a grease nipple fitted to the top of the swing arm pivot tube. Then you can grease it whenever you like no stripping.
    Done it:spudwave: All looked good in there to

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