Group Buy - Radiator guards from "brian@unabiker.com"
#51
RE: Group Buy - Radiator guards from "brian@unibiker.com"
Ahah! Someone else has this problem too. I'll post some pics later. But here's what I had to do:
There's a mounting flange and I trimmed off the top part of it so that the two unabiker pieces will mate. There's no problem with doing this since this part of the flange isn't used for anything.
I had to drill a new hole in the flange so that a bolt and nut could be used to join the unabiker side guard to the radiator.
I had to drill a new hole in the unabiker side guard so that it would line up with the existing mounting hole and nut on the radiator.
All in all it was a pretty tight fit but it worked out.
There's a mounting flange and I trimmed off the top part of it so that the two unabiker pieces will mate. There's no problem with doing this since this part of the flange isn't used for anything.
I had to drill a new hole in the flange so that a bolt and nut could be used to join the unabiker side guard to the radiator.
I had to drill a new hole in the unabiker side guard so that it would line up with the existing mounting hole and nut on the radiator.
All in all it was a pretty tight fit but it worked out.
#52
RE: Group Buy - Radiator guards from "brian@unibiker.com"
I put the left guard on this morning and now my motorcycle won't start. Will that ground wire stop the motor from firing? The bike turns over well, with the choke on I could smell gas after about 15 seconds of cranking so, I turned the choke off. The kick stand was up, it was in neutral, I had the clutch pulled it so, I don't think I missed any of the basics.
Any suggestions on what I should look for? I really wanted to ride today ...
Any suggestions on what I should look for? I really wanted to ride today ...
#53
RE: Group Buy - Radiator guards from "brian@unibiker.com"
Probably...I couldn't start my bike after loosening the vent hose bracket near the front of the swingarm..turns out there was a ground cable there..result bad ground, wires getting warm, bike would turn over, but was noticeably slower and would not start.
#54
RE: Group Buy - Radiator guards from "brian@unibiker.com"
I still haven't got mine yet, very excited though. Just as well I guess, since I already got a bunch of stuff coming over the border (including that cyclops finally) , don't wanna pay duty
#55
RE: Group Buy - Radiator guards from "brian@unibiker.com"
Derek,
I couldn't make it to the post office before they closed so, your guards won't ship until next week. If I can't ship them before I leave next week, I'll toss them in with my luggage so I can hit a post office somewhere along the way. Those long post office lines and long drives get old real fast on Saturday so I'd rather give up my lunch hour next week and have a little time to prepare for my travels and try to get in a quick ride.
Sid
I couldn't make it to the post office before they closed so, your guards won't ship until next week. If I can't ship them before I leave next week, I'll toss them in with my luggage so I can hit a post office somewhere along the way. Those long post office lines and long drives get old real fast on Saturday so I'd rather give up my lunch hour next week and have a little time to prepare for my travels and try to get in a quick ride.
Sid
#56
RE: Group Buy - Radiator guards from "brian@unibiker.com"
ORIGINAL: mudjunkie
Probably...I couldn't start my bike after loosening the vent hose bracket near the front of the swingarm..turns out there was a ground cable there..result bad ground, wires getting warm, bike would turn over, but was noticeably slower and would not start.
Probably...I couldn't start my bike after loosening the vent hose bracket near the front of the swingarm..turns out there was a ground cable there..result bad ground, wires getting warm, bike would turn over, but was noticeably slower and would not start.
I'm guessing that sensor "opens" at some temperature to kill the engine if the water gets too hot. Now, I just need to figure out a way to make a better connection so this doesn't happen again.
#57
RE: Group Buy - Radiator guards from "brian@unibiker.com"
ORIGINAL: Sid Post
Derek,
I couldn't make it to the post office before they closed so, your guards won't ship until next week. If I can't ship them before I leave next week, I'll toss them in with my luggage so I can hit a post office somewhere along the way. Those long post office lines and long drives get old real fast on Saturday so I'd rather give up my lunch hour next week and have a little time to prepare for my travels and try to get in a quick ride.
Sid
Derek,
I couldn't make it to the post office before they closed so, your guards won't ship until next week. If I can't ship them before I leave next week, I'll toss them in with my luggage so I can hit a post office somewhere along the way. Those long post office lines and long drives get old real fast on Saturday so I'd rather give up my lunch hour next week and have a little time to prepare for my travels and try to get in a quick ride.
Sid
#58
RE: Group Buy - Radiator guards from "brian@unibiker.com"
Today I mounted the right radiator guard. The radiator shroud was a real PIA. The stiffining ribs hit the Unabiker brace so, the whole shroud is warped when you bolt it back on the motorcycle. Moordan mentioned drilling a new hole in the lower raditor shroud brace connection which makes sense now because of the warpage.
Has anyone trimmed the plastic stiffiner that hits the Unabiker brace?
Has anyone found the solution to the clutch cable rubbing the front fender?
Has anyone trimmed the plastic stiffiner that hits the Unabiker brace?
Has anyone found the solution to the clutch cable rubbing the front fender?
#60
RE: Group Buy - Radiator guards from "brian@unibiker.com"
stellar_d...I'm hoping you and I will be OK. Sid's bike is an 07, and I think..I think the bike used for the originals was an 06 (like ours) but keep your fingers crossed.