Just picked up my F4
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Just picked up my F4
Hi, this weekend I finally traded in my Buell for a 2000 F4 in the best color, orange. I love the bike and its already got a D&D, undertail with integratged lights, flush mounted fronts, axle mounted plate, and a brand new $350 Dunlop Sportmax tire. I loved my Buell but it was way to unreliable so I had to go to a Honda. I'll probably be spending a lot of time on here too... I have pics uploaded I'm just trying to get them to work.
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WOW I was looking at buying the stickers from Honda and they were somewhere around $200, so Replicals is not a bad deal. I see you went -1 +2, how did you like that? Was it worth it for the conversion kit?
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the kit is just a different chain and sprockets. I went back to stock and don't really notice it too much. Once you are moving it's just a matter of picking a different gear.
It does give #1 and #2 more punch, but it also cuts of the useable speed in those gears. As all the gears are close together, you end up using 3rd instead of 2nd. It also brings the highway Rpms up
If you ride a lot of highway, don't bother. If you want a bit more fun on twisty roads, then consider it. If you do change the sprockets I highly recommend buying a speedohealer for $100 - that will correct the speedometer error.
It does give #1 and #2 more punch, but it also cuts of the useable speed in those gears. As all the gears are close together, you end up using 3rd instead of 2nd. It also brings the highway Rpms up
If you ride a lot of highway, don't bother. If you want a bit more fun on twisty roads, then consider it. If you do change the sprockets I highly recommend buying a speedohealer for $100 - that will correct the speedometer error.
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I as well use synthetic in mine. I have one tooth down on the front sprocket. If you are just looking to joy ride and don't care much about bringing the front end up i would leave it stock. The one down helped me pick the front up but not over kill when i am getting on it. The speedo is off on mine in the higher ranges. Also it messes with your mileage on your bike. Its sad to see it sitting in the snow though. Hopefully you get some warm weather soon to ride. You will really like it.
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