CBR 1000rr Idle mod?
01-20-2009, 03:25 AM
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never had any issue with mine maybe a powercommander could clean it up
01-20-2009, 03:50 AM
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01-20-2009, 10:14 PM
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Re: CBR 1000rr Idle mod?
I put it up to about 2500 it just doesnt pull strong though. Havent tried to rock any real slow wheelies yet I wanted to see if I can mod the idle first.
01-20-2009, 10:26 PM
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01-20-2009, 10:45 PM
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Re: CBR 1000rr Idle mod?
kid im talking about rocking slow stuff on the 1000 obviously i do on my stunt bike. Do you have a 1000? If not find a different thread.
01-20-2009, 11:15 PM
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Re: CBR 1000rr Idle mod?
you said you havent done any slow stuff on the 1000rr. and im telling u the problem isnt the idle, its the rider! and dont "kid" me. Im older than u kid!
now if u wanted advice on setting the bike up, i would tell you to replace the stock rear sprocket with a stock sprocket from a 600rr and go down 1 in the front. the bike has alot of weight to the front, so unless u get it all the way up right away, ur gonna have trouble. the sprocket changes will help get it up with less effort, but if ur not smooth with ur throttle hand, ur gonna have more problems keeping it steady up there with the new setup.
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01-20-2009, 11:53 PM
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Re: CBR 1000rr Idle mod?
no i dont have a 1000rr now. but i've had 3 since 04. and dont u think there a reason no one has responded to ur inquiry about the idle on that bike? Its because everyone knows that the bike doesnt have a problem with the idle.
you said you havent done any slow stuff on the 1000rr. and im telling u the problem isnt the idle, its the rider! and dont "kid" me. Im older than u kid!
now if u wanted advice on setting the bike up, i would tell you to replace the stock rear sprocket with a stock sprocket from a 600rr and go down 1 in the front. the bike has alot of weight to the front, so unless u get it all the way up right away, ur gonna have trouble. the sprocket changes will help get it up with less effort, but if ur not smooth with ur throttle hand, ur gonna have more problems keeping it steady up there with the new setup.
you said you havent done any slow stuff on the 1000rr. and im telling u the problem isnt the idle, its the rider! and dont "kid" me. Im older than u kid!
now if u wanted advice on setting the bike up, i would tell you to replace the stock rear sprocket with a stock sprocket from a 600rr and go down 1 in the front. the bike has alot of weight to the front, so unless u get it all the way up right away, ur gonna have trouble. the sprocket changes will help get it up with less effort, but if ur not smooth with ur throttle hand, ur gonna have more problems keeping it steady up there with the new setup.
01-21-2009, 12:10 AM
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