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dave the german wrote:

jeznewsome wrote:So it was you.........it is a shame that you fitted!

Looks like a lovely bike.

Shame for who? lol yes it's really nice. I've been after a 12 for a while but couldn't afford it - this just came up at the right time

For me.....you got to Martin first!

So it was you.........it is a shame that you fitted!

Looks like a lovely bike.

For the right grip you'll remove the whole throttle tube. You need to dismantle the switchgear, undo the throttle cable, then twist it back round until it'll come off (it only slides off in one position). The left grip is simple and can just be peeled back or cut off depending on whether you want t...

Or flickr and share with BBC Code option.....just cut and paste the provided link into your message https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7545/16304883751_77b6f6d129_c.jpg Untitled by jeznewsome , on Flickr et voila https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3938/15509570700_a8e5ccba65_c.jpg DSC_0269 by jeznewsome , o...

Alright fella, sounds like you have a couple of nice toys

Bits purchased (mix of motorworks and ebay) for BMW retro fit.

Any advice appreciated, particularly:

- Removal/fitment of grips
- Where the Grip elements plug into the bike (somewhere under the tank I assume)

Ta

I was looking at Motoworks site prior to posting this......now sounds like I had better give them a call to see what the damage is.

Thanks for the info that I should be able t get away with the std battery and alternator.

Did a quick search and couldn't find anything..... Is retro fitting BMW heated grips, to a Non ABS, 2000 MY R1100S (currently with switchable headlight, but would be happy if it wasn't) possible? What bits are required apart from the grips and RH switches ...... additional wiring, fuses, relays? Or ...

Replica Race Can made by a place called Pipewerx in Ormskirk and the header by a talented chap on the Buell Forum.

Breathing mods...... Mikuni HSR42 Smoothbore Carb and a replica Buell Race system (which is actually quieter that the V&H that was on it when I got it). Really pleased to be able to get rid of the horrible exhaust wrap. https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7547/15609343219_d2632be994_c.jpg DSC_0386 by...

Nice work fella.

Not wishing to fuel the fire too much there is what I believe is decent information in here http://ferrarichat.com/forum/faq.php?faq=haas_articles

Interested by the comment 'synthetic is too thin'?

nice first post!
I will look that one up. Thanks

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kfrogzx7 wrote:..........or disable it completely.

anyone a quick and reversible way to do this