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    Quote Originally Posted by ArgoBloke View Post
    I dont think it's the HID, a rather cheap version I found to replace the stock one....i didnt find it much better than stock I must say...
    Yer Im guessing its about the same. Mine didnt come with the clear screen :/ To improve its output apparently you hook up a relay and bypass the standard loom wiring. And maybe a brighter bulb ? Im not sure I would want to use the low beam at night. I know I didnt with the stock one :/
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    Quote Originally Posted by Eddieb View Post
    The FCR makes quite a difference in how the bike responds
    yer Im rather looking forward to it have you had one fitted eddieb ?
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    Re the Headlight, I fitted the HID kit from procycle and added a separate light switch and a relay. Its a very white light and the beam spread is wider and a lot brighter than stock.
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    Quote Originally Posted by badlieutenant View Post
    yer Im rather looking forward to it have you had one fitted eddieb ?
    Yep, fcr39 with partially opened airbox & TL1000 pipe and custom midpipe by Phreaky Phil, 15/43 gearing.
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    I spent a while yesterday tracing a failure to start issue on the yellow DR650, after checking the stand and clutch switch I pulled the spark plugs and they are stuffed, no spark at all but when I put in an old plug from my toolbox that sparks quite happily.

    I tried to source replacement CR10E plugs today and none out of 2 Repco's and 2 SuperCheap stores have them stock. The other thing was Repco was quoting $35 per plug! and they wonder why people are buying so much online. These are a $9US each plug in the states.

    I'll have to try the Suzuki dealer tomorrow.
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    I looked at Repco and they were $35 or so . They still have them.
    I went down the road to our local Suzuki dealer and got them for a sensible price, cant quite remember but $10 or so.

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    I use the NGK Iridium's.

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    i like the look of these 'up and forward' handlebar clamps...only suit 22mm tho

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    Here ya go
    http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/moto...-614643770.htm

    Oops Looks like the same. Dr have 7/8 bars I thought.

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    7/8s is 22mm
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    Standard Wheels wanted to Buy?

    Anyone of you motard riders out there got a set of standard DR wheels ya want to sell?
    After a set of 21 / 17 to use for my 100% road tyres...
    Or perhaps an old blown DR to wreck???
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mo NZ View Post
    Here ya go
    http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/moto...-614643770.htm

    Oops Looks like the same. Dr have 7/8 bars I thought.
    yep, i run 7/8 (22mm) bars too so would suit me although a lotta guys like the big fat bars
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    I have some bars off a Blizzard. +8". Im 6'2" and can stand all the way up without having to crouch.
    They are Renthal with a brace. They are 22mm or 7/8

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    whats a blizzard mate? and are your risers 8" ? golly!
    it does feel good to have the extra height thats for sure
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    8" risers did you have to get longer cables.
    could almost use mini ape hangers at that height
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