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Join Date: Oct 2012
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Things I NEED: New levers, grips, and rear sets, stocks are horrible. Blinkers. Flyscreen. Better upright helmet.
Things I WANT: Aftermarket header/down pipe, mid pipe, and slip on cans or arrow 3-1. Fender eliminator. Xenon/Hids. Other than that, this bike is amazing, I'm in love for the first time. Each day I feel more and more comfortable on it, each day the bond/stability/trust between me and the bike improves. |
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: Clifton, New Jersey
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I agree on a few of these. Shorty levers watson blinkers and fender eliminator are a must.. how tall are you. Im surprised you dont like the stock rearsets. They are good but maybe you are to tall. Have fun making her yours. Only you know what you really like. Watsons are a must though. Best blinkers ever.
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I'll check out the watsons! Better than rizomas? I'm 6'2"...
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The Watsons don't fit the best in the Street Triple radiator cowls compared to the Daytona. Triumph has some nice billet aluminum LED signals I plan on putting on my scooter.
I'm the same height and don't mind the stock rearsets too much. Only reason I plan on replacing them is for looks, more than anything.
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I see what you mean about the watsons. I never realized the didnt fit the street. Those look like some nice blinkers from triumph though. Anything rizoma is usually pretty hot also.
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I really like the feel of the arrow rearsets.
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So far I've filled the tank 3 times and have just over 200 miles on the odometer...
First 30 miles I took her out on the highway and covered all rpms in 2nd,3rd, and 4th, used a lot of engine braking, and sealed those rings nice and snug. The engine sounds and runs great. I drive city to work, a lot of stop and go. Still no flyscreen, combine that with the amount of engine braking/downshifting I do, the brakes have barely been used, so what could be the reason for my crappy gas mileage so far? These things I've explained or something else? engine temp runs at 6 bars. Sent from my iPhone using Motorcycle.com Free App |
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your MPG seems REALLY low. how much gallons are you putting in each time? are you filling it up (manually) all the way? if the light comes on you should be able to put about 3.7 gal or so in
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i have a '12 as well and am in Rancho Cucamonga, i commute daily and get 160-170/tank, my gauge has never gone over 5 bars. make sure your computer is set to US gallons. Last edited by vintagespeed; 11-07-12 at 11:30. Reason: i apparently love the term "as well" |
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My first day on the bike the gas light came on after about 60-70 miles. Every time I fill, the first click happens between 2.7-2.9 gallons, which is low. I never over filled, one click and that's it. The temp gauge is usually at 6, and will drop to 5 with some good head wind, but then go back to 6 during deceleration and/or acceleration. Everything else is working great on the bike, no foreign sounds or smells, just this gas mileage issue.
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