just got a 96 f3
12-15-2003, 04:18 PM
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the linkage is turned up on the shift shaft coming from the motor...the way rudy has it it shifts normal.. on f3 it faces down..the motor is a 94 and had 3500miles on it during the start of the summer season 4/03.....the 12 pic is just kinda slow roll and fan the clutch w/ some throttle......practice...you will get the hang of it...very easy on that bike......clutch has heavy duty springs w/ stock fibers and steels....good luck and have fun. see ya in the summer
12-15-2003, 06:24 PM
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Thanks Maddog- I didn't know the answer to some questions because I just rode the bike never really got into it. Hey Jr. I just found more pics of me on the bike at www.virtually-there.cc Did you get a chance to ride it yet? That bike has been in our group since 96 no body can believe I sold it.
12-15-2003, 08:54 PM
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Originally posted by MADDOGC5
see ya in the summer
see ya in the summer
thanks for the info! Originally posted by Rudy-eastcoastX
Did you get a chance to ride it yet? That bike has been in our group since 96 no body can believe I sold it.
Did you get a chance to ride it yet? That bike has been in our group since 96 no body can believe I sold it.
****, since 96 huh? bike must have seen alot of stuntin
I'll try to make 'her' feel at home
hit me up when you guys hit the spot. I need to practice. l8r.-jr
12-20-2003, 08:31 PM
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Originally posted by MADDOGC5
......clutch has heavy duty springs w/ stock fibers and steels....
......clutch has heavy duty springs w/ stock fibers and steels....
-jr
12-21-2003, 10:52 AM
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flip it over
It sits on a splined peg and is held on with a pinch bolt just pull it off and flip it over and your back to normal. For those of you that want to convert it to GP shifting, you might have to take the sprocket cover off.
12-21-2003, 11:54 AM
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Re: flip it over
Originally posted by dirt stunter
It sits on a splined peg and is held on with a pinch bolt just pull it off and flip it over and your back to normal. For those of you that want to convert it to GP shifting, you might have to take the sprocket cover off.
It sits on a splined peg and is held on with a pinch bolt just pull it off and flip it over and your back to normal. For those of you that want to convert it to GP shifting, you might have to take the sprocket cover off.
-jr
12-21-2003, 12:21 PM
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Re: Re: flip it over
Originally posted by r6_kidd
is that the piece at the end of the clutch cable or do I have to actually take the cover off? any pics of this part? thanks
-jr
is that the piece at the end of the clutch cable or do I have to actually take the cover off? any pics of this part? thanks
-jr
