New 07 650r owner from HI
#1
New 07 650r owner from HI
Aloha everyone! I have been riding a 04 250 ninja for the past two years and just sold it to upgrade to a 07 650r ninja!!! Im so excited about it and cant wait to make her "mine." I have a lot to learn about this bike and im already thinking of the mods i plan to do. This is the mods i want address:
-change handle bars: either Sport Bars or DIY clip ons.
-power commander: either juice box or TFI
-exahust: DanMoto slip on
-snorkle delete, increase air flow to air box / high flow intake filter.
-rear fender delete
If you guys have any suggestions or are able to help suggest, guide or point me in the right direction, it would be much appreciated!
Mahalo
-change handle bars: either Sport Bars or DIY clip ons.
-power commander: either juice box or TFI
-exahust: DanMoto slip on
-snorkle delete, increase air flow to air box / high flow intake filter.
-rear fender delete
If you guys have any suggestions or are able to help suggest, guide or point me in the right direction, it would be much appreciated!
Mahalo
#3
Welcome, Ans. Just tossing this out....you might want to just ride your new bike for several months before you start thinking mods. I speak from experience...sometimes mods need to "emerge" as you get to know a bike, and can be completely different than what you had originally planned. If you jump in from the get-go, your budget is gone for the suspension, tire/wheel, or performance mods that are screaming for upgrade. Same goes for the OE setup; it can be an "A-ha!" moment when the handlebar, chassis, etc. setup is a "THAT's why they did this!" True, most stockers are a compromise by design and can benefit from a tweek. Just take your time. (Not trying to get all preachy here; sorry.)
Welcome to the forums. Post up some pics of your new ride!!!
Welcome to the forums. Post up some pics of your new ride!!!
#4
Thanks! Im actually on oahu, but i lived there for a while. I miss the big island. Glad you enjoyed your stay!
#5
Welcome, Ans. Just tossing this out....you might want to just ride your new bike for several months before you start thinking mods. I speak from experience...sometimes mods need to "emerge" as you get to know a bike, and can be completely different than what you had originally planned. If you jump in from the get-go, your budget is gone for the suspension, tire/wheel, or performance mods that are screaming for upgrade. Same goes for the OE setup; it can be an "A-ha!" moment when the handlebar, chassis, etc. setup is a "THAT's why they did this!" True, most stockers are a compromise by design and can benefit from a tweek. Just take your time. (Not trying to get all preachy here; sorry.)
Welcome to the forums. Post up some pics of your new ride!!!
Welcome to the forums. Post up some pics of your new ride!!!
#6
Good Logic in getting to know your new ride. Congrats and welcome to KF
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