New User & Question About Manifold Boots!
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28 Dec 2005 09:07 #14869
by oldcoldankles
Peachland BC
1981 KZ1000 CSR M1
1983 KZ550 LTD M1 (Shaft)
1989 Corvette coupe
Replied by oldcoldankles on topic New User & Question About Manifold Boots!
Hi ONeill and welcome to the forum. You made a great bike choice, I've had my stock '83 KZ550LTD shaftie for about 2½ years now and really enjoy it. My clutch cable routes, as you said, under the plastic cover & left fuel tank section, alongside #2&3 coil, across the rear valve cover and just in front of the choke lever then towards the clutch. I re-rerouted it slightly when I first got the bike as it was binding against the wiring loom and steering head. You will probably have to reweld the center stand arm or gussets at the point where it bent. I found it is easiest to put the bike up on the centerstand if I first roll the rear wheel up onto a 2x6 board.
Best of luck with your bike:)
Best of luck with your bike:)
Peachland BC
1981 KZ1000 CSR M1
1983 KZ550 LTD M1 (Shaft)
1989 Corvette coupe
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29 Dec 2005 10:14 #15043
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If your bike has cv carbs I wouldnt spray any more starting fluid in it.It will melt the rubbers on your slides if it hasnt already.
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30 Dec 2005 10:35 #15236
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Get new boots and o rings. OEM if you have to.
Bend back and weld brace on centerstand. Ain't nothing worse than not having a centerstand.
Bend back and weld brace on centerstand. Ain't nothing worse than not having a centerstand.
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