2007 zx6r clutch adjustmen problem..
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i honestly did mean to make a thread that every one was going to hate eachother on..
but yea for the most part i will be riding with my friends..
ill go to meats and all.. witch i was going to say does any one live in clearwater area?
we have a car meet every tuesday night.. lots of fun.. and needs more bikes there..
there is only like 4-5 bikes that come.. in cluding myself..
but yea for the most part i will be riding with my friends..
ill go to meats and all.. witch i was going to say does any one live in clearwater area?
we have a car meet every tuesday night.. lots of fun.. and needs more bikes there..
there is only like 4-5 bikes that come.. in cluding myself..
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I very rarely come on either of the boards, but am a member of both. I have ridden with both groups from time to time in the past and I have to agree that generally speaking the TR runs are safer with more experienced riders. I'm not saying that all TSB riders are shitty at riding, only that from my personal experience I prefer to ride with these assholes and be safe than to take my chances with a bunch of "nice guys". (Due to SOME inexperienced riders riding along making unsafe conditions for other riders)
Secondly, I have noticed that many rides here on TR are never posted as stated before... We used to post rides back in 04-05, but then we would see inexperienced riders coming out and eating shit in a corner. (Like the Christmas Light run I organized in 12/04)... There was a newer rider that went down in a bend but luckily was able to hobble it off with minor injuries, busted fairings, and no EMS. ----Basically, when you post a ride to the PUBLIC then you have no quality control of the riders that you are with. Secondly, I prefer to ride with people I can TRUST. When you are on a bike there is not much between you and the pavement, and I prefer to be in good company.
And last, sure people on this board can be sarcastic dicks... It's part of the fun. You have to have a thick skin and shrug it off, and if you can take a fucking joke you will usually get help and results.
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I very rarely come on either of the boards, but am a member of both. I have ridden with both groups from time to time in the past and I have to agree that generally speaking the TR runs are safer with more experienced riders. I'm not saying that all TSB riders are shitty at riding, only that from my personal experience I prefer to ride with these assholes and be safe than to take my chances with a bunch of "nice guys". (Due to SOME inexperienced riders riding along making unsafe conditions for other riders)
Secondly, I have noticed that many rides here on TR are never posted as stated before... We used to post rides back in 04-05, but then we would see inexperienced riders coming out and eating shit in a corner. (Like the Christmas Light run I organized in 12/04)... There was a newer rider that went down in a bend but luckily was able to hobble it off with minor injuries, busted fairings, and no EMS. ----Basically, when you post a ride to the PUBLIC then you have no quality control of the riders that you are with. Secondly, I prefer to ride with people I can TRUST. When you are on a bike there is not much between you and the pavement, and I prefer to be in good company.
And last, sure people on this board can be sarcastic dicks... It's part of the fun. You have to have a thick skin and shrug it off, and if you can take a fucking joke you will usually get help and results.
I very rarely come on either of the boards, but am a member of both. I have ridden with both groups from time to time in the past and I have to agree that generally speaking the TR runs are safer with more experienced riders. I'm not saying that all TSB riders are shitty at riding, only that from my personal experience I prefer to ride with these assholes and be safe than to take my chances with a bunch of "nice guys". (Due to SOME inexperienced riders riding along making unsafe conditions for other riders)
Secondly, I have noticed that many rides here on TR are never posted as stated before... We used to post rides back in 04-05, but then we would see inexperienced riders coming out and eating shit in a corner. (Like the Christmas Light run I organized in 12/04)... There was a newer rider that went down in a bend but luckily was able to hobble it off with minor injuries, busted fairings, and no EMS. ----Basically, when you post a ride to the PUBLIC then you have no quality control of the riders that you are with. Secondly, I prefer to ride with people I can TRUST. When you are on a bike there is not much between you and the pavement, and I prefer to be in good company.
And last, sure people on this board can be sarcastic dicks... It's part of the fun. You have to have a thick skin and shrug it off, and if you can take a fucking joke you will usually get help and results.
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I very rarely come on either of the boards, but am a member of both. I have ridden with both groups from time to time in the past and I have to agree that generally speaking the TR runs are safer with more experienced riders. I'm not saying that all TSB riders are shitty at riding, only that from my personal experience I prefer to ride with these assholes and be safe than to take my chances with a bunch of "nice guys". (Due to SOME inexperienced riders riding along making unsafe conditions for other riders)
Secondly, I have noticed that many rides here on TR are never posted as stated before... We used to post rides back in 04-05, but then we would see inexperienced riders coming out and eating shit in a corner. (Like the Christmas Light run I organized in 12/04)... There was a newer rider that went down in a bend but luckily was able to hobble it off with minor injuries, busted fairings, and no EMS. ----Basically, when you post a ride to the PUBLIC then you have no quality control of the riders that you are with. Secondly, I prefer to ride with people I can TRUST. When you are on a bike there is not much between you and the pavement, and I prefer to be in good company.
And last, sure people on this board can be sarcastic dicks... It's part of the fun. You have to have a thick skin and shrug it off, and if you can take a fucking joke you will usually get help and results.
I very rarely come on either of the boards, but am a member of both. I have ridden with both groups from time to time in the past and I have to agree that generally speaking the TR runs are safer with more experienced riders. I'm not saying that all TSB riders are shitty at riding, only that from my personal experience I prefer to ride with these assholes and be safe than to take my chances with a bunch of "nice guys". (Due to SOME inexperienced riders riding along making unsafe conditions for other riders)
Secondly, I have noticed that many rides here on TR are never posted as stated before... We used to post rides back in 04-05, but then we would see inexperienced riders coming out and eating shit in a corner. (Like the Christmas Light run I organized in 12/04)... There was a newer rider that went down in a bend but luckily was able to hobble it off with minor injuries, busted fairings, and no EMS. ----Basically, when you post a ride to the PUBLIC then you have no quality control of the riders that you are with. Secondly, I prefer to ride with people I can TRUST. When you are on a bike there is not much between you and the pavement, and I prefer to be in good company.
And last, sure people on this board can be sarcastic dicks... It's part of the fun. You have to have a thick skin and shrug it off, and if you can take a fucking joke you will usually get help and results.
i have avoided every fight on here for that purpose..
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... and having a think skin was suggested in the first reply.
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haha thanks man! will do.
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Kawiforums.com all your ?'s will be answered there. I also have a 07zx6r
okay so im new to the bt forum on tr..
i just got my first motorcycle and it is a 2007 zx6r.
so when i got the bike after riding for a few days i notice that the clutch is engaging even when clutch lever i fully pulled in,
so i of course adjust it with the screw on the clutch handle (witch i notice that the cable is pretty well shreded) and then realized that it was not enouf adjusting so i went down and adjusted my clutch threw the bottom of them cable (im not sure what the name of it is, has 2 nuts and screw style tube that the cable goes threw) and its fine for about 2 days, im at a red light and my bike starts moving forward.. of course im thinking the 2 nuts at the bottom came loose and repositioned themselfs, get home check it and they are still in the same spot, almost all the way adjusted with no more play room to take the slack out of the cable, does any one have any advice for this? what should i do? i know that i need a new clutch cable, but do you think that it would fix it?
thanks for every ones advice in advance..
oh, and ill post some pics of it shortly so you all can see..
i just got my first motorcycle and it is a 2007 zx6r.
so when i got the bike after riding for a few days i notice that the clutch is engaging even when clutch lever i fully pulled in,
so i of course adjust it with the screw on the clutch handle (witch i notice that the cable is pretty well shreded) and then realized that it was not enouf adjusting so i went down and adjusted my clutch threw the bottom of them cable (im not sure what the name of it is, has 2 nuts and screw style tube that the cable goes threw) and its fine for about 2 days, im at a red light and my bike starts moving forward.. of course im thinking the 2 nuts at the bottom came loose and repositioned themselfs, get home check it and they are still in the same spot, almost all the way adjusted with no more play room to take the slack out of the cable, does any one have any advice for this? what should i do? i know that i need a new clutch cable, but do you think that it would fix it?
thanks for every ones advice in advance..
oh, and ill post some pics of it shortly so you all can see..
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