Removing the Flywheel Weight
#112
11-08-2008, 12:00 PM
Yeah, we're close to those temps right now. I have a base issued licence, so my riding will be cut-off from November 15 through Mach 31(not that I don't bend the rules a few times), but the heated gear really comes in handy right now and through all of April...which doesn't feel like 'Spring' at all.
#113
11-08-2008, 02:26 PM
Yeah, I really like the build quality of their fixtures, but I noticed they take an H1 sized bulb, which I 'think' doesn't have high/low beam. It sounds like that setup throws a lot of light, but is good for mostly off road use (lightin-up those sand dunes, trails and fire roads).
I spend almost all of my time on the pavement, so I'm looking for an H4 based Hi/Lo beam setup. Also, the H4 based HID draws only 35w, so I'd have more of a cushion for running my heated vest and grips.
That's how it is for a motard rider in his late 40's
I spend almost all of my time on the pavement, so I'm looking for an H4 based Hi/Lo beam setup. Also, the H4 based HID draws only 35w, so I'd have more of a cushion for running my heated vest and grips.
That's how it is for a motard rider in his late 40's
You could always slip an aftermarket HID H-4 High/Low kit in this high quality lens and I may someday.
Pic of it, I put on their black one, and yes the white sticker peals right off.
Quote from their site.
Originally Posted by Baja Designs
This is the Baja Designs headlight in Yamaha blue. It is DOT approved and features a modern glass lens with a 55/60W halogen bulb and optional 3W running light. It secures to the fork tubes using four size-adjustable rubber straps. The bulb can be easily upgraded (if the bike's stator output permits.) This is the headlight we use in most of our dual sport kits, enduro lighting kits, and Tecate racelight kits. Note that this headlight when sold separately does not include any bike specific wiring or wiring instructions. Please call or email our tech department for questions regarding the installation of this headlight on your bike.
Last edited by Finger Mullet; 11-08-2008 at 02:37 PM.
#114
11-08-2008, 11:01 PM
They do have relatively cheap H-4 version which uses the same lens and reflector as their "Tecate" HID racelight, this is the one I bought. Just with their standard 55 watt bulb the difference was dramatic, with a phillips 100 watt white bulb...just wow.
You could always slip an aftermarket HID H-4 High/Low kit in this high quality lens and I may someday.
Pic of it, I put on their black one, and yes the white sticker peals right off.
Quote from their site.
You could always slip an aftermarket HID H-4 High/Low kit in this high quality lens and I may someday.
Pic of it, I put on their black one, and yes the white sticker peals right off.
Quote from their site.
#116
03-01-2009, 12:21 AM
No,... I'm slacking,... I know. But I still fully intend to before winter is over.
I'm going to get on the ball with it. Its not a big deal, so I'm not super worried about it. Just pull the thing off and have it machined down....no biggee.
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I'm going to get on the ball with it. Its not a big deal, so I'm not super worried about it. Just pull the thing off and have it machined down....no biggee.
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DEPOSIT INSURANCE DICUSSION
Last edited by JasonFMX; 03-29-2011 at 08:48 AM.
#117
09-22-2020, 12:54 AM
How much weight?
No,... I'm slacking,... I know. But I still fully intend to before winter is over.
I'm going to get on the ball with it. Its not a big deal, so I'm not super worried about it. Just pull the thing off and have it machined down....no biggee.
________
DEPOSIT INSURANCE DICUSSION
I'm going to get on the ball with it. Its not a big deal, so I'm not super worried about it. Just pull the thing off and have it machined down....no biggee.
________
DEPOSIT INSURANCE DICUSSION
Has someone got the details of how much weight they've taken off the KLX flywheel?
Cheers.
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