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Here news about the new 2024 models https://hondanews.eu/eu/en/motorcycles/media/pressreleases/457025/24ym-honda-cb650r https://hondanews.eu/eu/en/motorcycles/media/related?mediaid=457025&relatedmediatypeid=1#mediatyperesults1

Remove the reeds from the rubberized plate. I did it and the bike still made the annoying buzzing. So you can keep them in place. Also if plates are in place, there is no vacuum effect, it’s an empty sealed part of the engine. Stop overthinking, it’s an “easy” mod. Cheers!!

There is no way it works. I had an open case with Honda, they said it’s not compatible with the non abs model and ended up giving my money back, Honda still making mistakes without providing the right info for this!

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Oh ok It’s a zip file, download and extract the content In windows, right click and you can select decompress or unzip (if I remember correctly)

No need to be a nerd Every post in the top right corner have the post number Yours is #34

If you haven’t already I do suggest to wire the gear sensor as well It should be more precise and prevent the kill (if gear lever engaged accidentally) when already in sixt

This is the way I set it Pretty smooth on open throttle

Just wanted to stop by and introduce my new beast and beauty Still have the CB650R in the garage as well, I hope I can still hold on to her after my big purchase I feel like the Multi can do everything better than what I was doing with the Tracer and the CB I’ll report back once I put some...

I wouldn’t try them, the single mounting point on the frame and the 2 smaller on the engine case makes me worry of bad damages in case of a slide I went from rizoma (single mounting) to t-Rex (2 mountings) bc I felt better on having a sturdier support for the sliders

added another one to my collection, got a serious problem here 😂😂

https://650f.bike/showcase/i-called-her-friday.57/#sc-comment-523

Lucky enough, very dangerous riding with loose handlebar risers Glad it was an easy fix then

that happened to me when I dropped the bike, and the screw holding the riser in place was bent it wasn't that bad, so it's hard to understand how that much bend happened if nothing indicates the bike was dropped if the riser would be that much loose, you would be able to tell already. if...

The first ride of the season last weekend at the tail of the dragon What a blast!!! My other Italian friend is with his MV Agusta Rivale

My tuner specialist told me to leave the small cat in place bc it would help provide a bit more torque Considering the way the exhaust is designed ( 4 headers to 1 ) a bit more back pressure was needed Also SC exhausts are the ones that provide the least gains compared to other brands, other...

Yeah it’s an old tire I’ve also considered the pilot power 5 If ever have the chance to test the stiffness, and it’s softer than I’ll give it a try

Been on Diablo rosso III for 2 sets already The other day I’ve been to cycle gear and compared the carcass stiffness of different tires and found that Michelin are softer compared to Pirelli Next time I’ll definitely try Michelin pilot power 2CT since they gave me a great feeling when I...