I always recommend changing them every Spring, they are only $15 and easy install for a guaranteed ride. You would be surprised how much crap it picks up in the fuel line. I am glad to help.

 

I'm gonna buy one!

Thanks,
Ryan

 

Underground: Do you have a pic of the filter installed? I bought one, but it's a little big for that little space! I suppose you just took out the two 90 degree bends in the original fuel line and just ran yours diagonally?

Thanks,
Ryan

 

Actually I did the F23 conversion(F3 fuel pump and F3 wiring with F3 ECU), so I have fuel lines running everywhere under the seat. It will be Ok to just have the filter resting on the motor. It will not hurt anything.

 

Alrighty, thank you!

 

im gonna grab me one of those goldwing filters thanks!

 

Not a problem, I try to figure things out with peoples parts they have laying around. You will be very surprised how much crap a filter picks up in 12 months. Yes, used a dremel and cracked one open once. I do not recommend riding without one, very scary what you will find, even with only Premium gas(93).
I always recommend changing the fuel filter and spark plugs every spring before riding weather. But that is just my opinion.

 

Why you doing spark plugs too? I can understand the fuel filter.

 

The abuse I put my bike through and Love that 1/1000th of a second better response from fresh Iridium spark plugs. I change all fluids in Spring and Spark plugs with the fuel filter for the fresh bike feel. Any hesitation in my group of riders is not really optional. 6 months of sitting around the house and only dreaming of riding to be let down by a $6 spark plug, I am not going to chance it. Maybe it is me!

 

Hey, that makes sense to me! You gotta love the speed!