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Idle speed should be around 1100rpm if i remember correctly. Also check that the covers are on the vacuum take of ports on the bottom of the throttle bodies as mine was prone to stalling until i noticed they were missing. Idle speed is adjusted using the air bypass screw on the throttle body but its...

Only one head bolt needs re-tightening if you need to adjust the end float. so no.. have a look here:

http://www.boxertrix.com/phpBB2/viewtop ... +end+float

P.S the search function is always good

Ahh I put in my own number very good

Did you forget the link ?

nice work nearly there.

unscrew the gaiter clamps and release the gaiter, then undo the locknut and release the two pivot bolts (both have allen key holes) take them right out and the final drive will drop on the floor.. well you have to pull it off the drive shaft but should be dead easy.. unless the drive shaft splines a...

Have you paid for yours already? Ive got a Street Pilot 3, I install the maps then buy the key for the maps.. then download onto the garmin memory card.. So you would need to install the maps and then buy your own key.

Took 4 -6 weeks for mine to arrive.. want to borrow the dvd?

Looks like its going well are you going to rebuild the fugged box and sell it on?

New pants sir?

Glad you stayed on

have a look at the how to at the top of the pix list.. if that doesnt help PM me and ill walk you through it.

Ive got a crappy 1/4 inch screwdriver / allenkey / torx set from halfords which has a really small ratchet with it that fits nicely in the slot as the allenkeys are about and inch long and the ratchet is only 1/2" thick.

Step 1. Get yourself a free photobucket account. http://photobucket.com Step 2. upload your picture to photobucket. Step 3. when replying or posting a new thread copy the "img" link into the post window in the boxertrix forum. (just click in the box it copies the text for you) thats it dea...

@ ianbcr > You need to get a fully synth motorcycle oil for the tiller the normal fully synth has friction modifiers that make the clutches slip but motorcycle specific ones dont.. if your really keen and since someone has started an oil thread have a look here for some added geekiness. http://www.a...

Fingers crossed its from the lay-up a good oil flush and refill sounds like the way to go.. there is a drain bolt on either side of the airbox just back a bit from where the pipes go to the throttles. put something behind them to stop all the crap dribbling on the bike when you unscrew them.