F4i question...
#1
F4i question...
I think i have my bike sold, and im thinkin about gettin an F4i...are there any years i should stay away from? I dont want one of the newer ones with the single seat and i've been mostly finding 01-02's....hell that might even be the only years for them i dont know....like i said, anything i should stay away from?
#3
Re: F4i question...
Originally Posted by scott3824
all f4is are great ...
if you find a deal and it has a banana seat who cares get it and rock it ... you can always put new tail section on
if you find a deal and it has a banana seat who cares get it and rock it ... you can always put new tail section on
#5
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Originally Posted by addicted2psi
i dont know about the banana seat...i cant stand the way it looks...what all do you have to do to convert it to the earlier seat?
#8
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Originally Posted by Ace151Slayer
I have the banana seat. Some people like it vs. the split seat, because I heard after a while the split seats back end ****s up and it moves around on you alot.
what
#10
Re: F4i question...
Originally Posted by scott3824
dude dont you know the split seats back end ****s up and it moves around on you alot
never and i have had 5 f4i's. i could tell you a trick though so your tail plastic does not crack in between the seats
#12
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Originally Posted by NINER
hook it up.
cut 3 pieces of 1/4 inch plywood and make sure they hang over in front of the 2 post that go up to the seat. zip tie all 3 pieces together and slide them up behind the plastic behind the front seat. it has worked for my tail section no cracks at all
#13
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Originally Posted by suicidl
never and i have had 5 f4i's. i could tell you a trick though so your tail plastic does not crack in between the seats
#14
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Originally Posted by scott3824
I never have either ... i also had no idea what that kid was talking about
When you stand on the seat, if you put your weight onthe rear seat rather than the plastic, the rear seat starts to losen where it pivots. This primarily effects people who have the rear seat on without the tail plastics.
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Originally Posted by MikeM
I do.
When you stand on the seat, if you put your weight onthe rear seat rather than the plastic, the rear seat starts to losen where it pivots. This primarily effects people who have the rear seat on without the tail plastics.
When you stand on the seat, if you put your weight onthe rear seat rather than the plastic, the rear seat starts to losen where it pivots. This primarily effects people who have the rear seat on without the tail plastics.
so dont stand on the seat try the wood it works the you dont have to worry about the seat
it has never happened to me
#16
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Originally Posted by MikeM
I do.
When you stand on the seat, if you put your weight onthe rear seat rather than the plastic, the rear seat starts to losen where it pivots. This primarily effects people who have the rear seat on without the tail plastics.
When you stand on the seat, if you put your weight onthe rear seat rather than the plastic, the rear seat starts to losen where it pivots. This primarily effects people who have the rear seat on without the tail plastics.
#17
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Originally Posted by suicidl
so dont stand on the seat try the wood it works the you dont have to worry about the seat
it has never happened to me
it has never happened to me
#18
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Originally Posted by suicidl
cut 3 pieces of 1/4 inch plywood and make sure they hang over in front of the 2 post that go up to the seat. zip tie all 3 pieces together and slide them up behind the plastic behind the front seat. it has worked for my tail section no cracks at all
#19
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Originally Posted by scott3824
ok i get that ... i dont know my rear seat has been stuck on since i got the bike in august lol maybe i should fix that
#20
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Originally Posted by NINER
I can get it off if the seat latch isn't f-ed.