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Old May 26th, 2015, 05:10 PM   #6641
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I picked up a Kisan Pathblazer headlight modulator for about half price.

Ride report: it definitely draws attention to the bike, a lot of attention which is the main purpose of the modulator. Even a few cagers whom were pulling out, stopped instead, which I found very interesting.

Final verdict: it works.
I had this on my VSTROM in Ohio and they worked so well, people would pull over and let me pass them. One lady slowed down and pulled off the road thinking I was the fuzz.

Then I moved to Florida and during rush hour commute to work, damn cagers kept pulling out in front of me. Seems flashing the head lights means go ahead and enter traffic in front of me here in the dumbshine state. I pulled them off and sold them on eBay and cars stopped pulling out in front of me.

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Old May 26th, 2015, 06:01 PM   #6642
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I want to live where you do. That photo is what I hit in less than a month.
Damn!!! I live close to large towns. And not too far from NYC.
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Old May 26th, 2015, 06:10 PM   #6643
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I gave it a day off after being pushed hard at the track last weekend

350 track miles total in two days (one day was open track)

soon I'll be swapping the brake pads and tires
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Old May 29th, 2015, 01:26 AM   #6644
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Valves, jets, and sync this weekend, boyyyzzz..

Will be spending my limited time fine tuning this baby. There's just so much to do and only one bike lol.

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Old May 30th, 2015, 08:56 PM   #6645
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Old June 3rd, 2015, 03:15 PM   #6646
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Finally ordered some new stands. T Rex triple front stand and spool rear stand. Will have to relocate my horn, but whatever. Also ordered (Finally) my thermobob.

Got some new levers coming as well. Should be good to attempt to fire it up soon!!
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Old June 3rd, 2015, 03:16 PM   #6647
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Old June 3rd, 2015, 03:44 PM   #6648
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Yepp. Only one he has listed for the ninjette. What's the difference?
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Old June 3rd, 2015, 03:50 PM   #6649
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Yepp. Only one he has listed for the ninjette. What's the difference?
It's the smaller of them all, here is part of the emails Bill and I have exchanged

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I recommend it for any bike that doesn't have a factory radiator bypass, and
Kawasaki has made its share of bikes that way to cut costs.

A number of people have done Thermo-Bobs on Ninja 250s. Ninja 250s have a
single hose leaving the original Thermostat housing that heads to the
radiator with ample room, and that's where they mount the Thermo-Bob. We're
doing the new "Thermo-Bob 3" model to replace the "original" as it's 1.9
inches at the largest diameter vs. 2.5 inches for the "original" so that
even gives more room to work with.

After a little study, the Ninja 500 doesn't have enough room to install a
Thermo-Bob 3 in the line between the radiator cap/fill neck and the
radiator, so I haven't had anyone do an EX500 yet.

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Old June 3rd, 2015, 03:52 PM   #6650
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Huh, good to know. I thought the thermobob bypass unit looked a little different than that shown by ExploringCarolina on here. No biggie, should make it easier to store in there, right? I'm okay with that.
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Old June 3rd, 2015, 03:54 PM   #6651
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Huh, good to know. I thought the thermobob bypass unit looked a little different than that shown by ExploringCarolina on here. No biggie, should make it easier to store in there, right? I'm okay with that.
Yup, it's on my short list of things to get.
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Old June 4th, 2015, 08:53 AM   #6652
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I've seen a few posts about the thermobob. Is it that beneficial for the bike to get to operating temps that much faster?
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Old June 4th, 2015, 05:33 PM   #6653
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And more evenly. It keeps the head at a more consistent temp throughout.

and it does a better job at regulating temps when it's cold outside.
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Old June 4th, 2015, 05:36 PM   #6654
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Agreed, it's a well known modification for a lot of off-road, and enduro bikes, like the KLR650, a lot of those guys have them.
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Old June 6th, 2015, 04:21 AM   #6655
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Replaced the stock clutch cable with a MotionPro cable. Thoroughly lubed that and the shifter mechanism with grease. Feels like a new bike. Spent a fine morning run with the bike.

Got passed illegally on the right by some cretin. Made me wonder how Western culture has come to trivializing anything that does not have to do with the individual.
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Old June 7th, 2015, 03:49 PM   #6656
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Well no luck developing the directional EMP, can't legal mount the mini cannons, so I installed a rear mounted laser instead, and tied it into the brake light modulator, which will hopefully increase my chances in being seen in poor visibility driving conditions.

I plan on installing a switch to give me the options of constantly on for poor visibility driving conditions, and brake light function for every day use.
Nice! Do you have pics of of the laser? I live by the coast where it is constantly foggy and could use a laser myself!
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Old June 10th, 2015, 05:37 AM   #6657
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Nice! But whyyyyyy tint??? That's the only thing I regret doing to my ninja. I should have gotten the double bubble in clear... Can't see through a tinted one at the track. Nor can my camera unless I get the camera super close and only look through the tint.
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Old June 10th, 2015, 09:47 PM   #6659
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Old June 11th, 2015, 04:46 AM   #6661
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Nice! But whyyyyyy tint??? That's the only thing I regret doing to my ninja. I should have gotten the double bubble in clear... Can't see through a tinted one at the track. Nor can my camera unless I get the camera super close and only look through the tint.
I prefer the look. Its a PITA to clean under it too so with the tint if i miss a bug no big.

I'm selling the clear: https://www.ninjette.org/forums/showthread.php?t=232693
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Cleaned out the left fork with homemade seal mate.

No more wet fork.
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Old June 14th, 2015, 08:27 AM   #6663
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Put her up on new TRex stands, torqued the engine mount bolts, torqued unitrak bolts, got the tail section and grab bar back on, replaced front turn signal bulbs with XB LED bulbs from thetretrofitsource.com, removed the little light shields in my gauge cluster so my green LED's light it better, installed a thermobob with the stock temp gauge (need to figure out how to ground the housing so the sensor works...) and filled her up with fresh Engine Ice, installed a front master cylinder from a Ninja 650 (5/8" Nissin unit instead of a 1/2" Nissin unit, for science), bled both brakes, replaced my fairing/headlight bracket with the one that @Jono sent me, installed my footpegs, drilled the anti rotation hole on my left handlebar on the WC bar that @csmith12 loaned me last august, ordered new Renthal firm grips, gapped and installed new plugs, put my fuses back in place and tested turn signals/brake light and such, cleaned/lubed choke cable, clutch cable, and throttle cables, installed a new clutch lever and stocked 2 full spair sets of levers.

Once my wheels are done getting powdered, I'm good to put my wheel bearings and new rotors back on and see about getting her running!

I want to source a set of newgen rearsets and swingarm pivot caps. If anyone has those, please LMK. I'll keep my pregen stocker rearsets as crash spares. Once @subxero gets in the intake runners, I can button up the intake with my pod filter and that area will be good to go.


OH! Need to put in a filter and get some cheapo 10W-40 conventional oil in her before I start. CAN'T FORGET THAT! New rings, going with conventional for a few miles of break-in. Then it's going to get the Royal Purple 10W-40 treatment.
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Old June 14th, 2015, 01:37 PM   #6664
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2010 ninjette / red picked up for $1200. Lined and cut off all damage fairings to get a flowing look where you can see the whole tank, front fender modified due to damage...straightened foot peg and shift lever, straightened handle bars, cleaned aftermarket turn signals and got them working, cleaned rims, cleaned and oiled chain (didn't know it was silver), changed oil and filter....They didn't treat her right, but I will. Mounting after market turn signals on oem mirror brackets and doing bar end mirrors. New Kenda tires in the mail.
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Old June 14th, 2015, 10:11 PM   #6665
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Pulled the carbs to re-jet on the track Ninjette and adjust a little free play out of the throttle. Installed the shift spring I have had sitting around for like a year lol.

Need to re-jet the street Ninjette as well and then probably some general maint stuff for good measure. More work been going in on the XR100s than anything.
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I wasn't happy with the stock turn signals on the new Ninja, so I pulled them off and replaced them with some from another bike. Suzuki, maybe? Idk...

I didn't know that there was a universal turn signal mount standard for Japanese machines, but the teardrop shape of both mounts made installing them a breeze! They actually look better than the stock ones.

I've been hit in the past because a driver didn't see me from behind, so bigger/brighter is better in my little mind.

Ride on,

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After our last run to the local track, I needed new tires and a chain so I decided to add some other stuff while it was in the shop.

I've been on Battlax BT-39's for the last 8,000km and decided to try radials this time so I put Battlax Hypersport S20 EVO's on it. The reviews look pretty good and I'm hoping to get a bit more wear out of them.


Added braided brake lines and new rear brake pads with an oil change.

I noticed on the trip home that air drag on the front brake line was causing it to be pulled down and "loop" out between the brake caliper and the "ring guide" on the fork. The stock rubber grommet holding it up higher wasn't enough to keep the line tight. What is everyone doing about that?
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I wasn't happy with the stock turn signals on the new Ninja, so I pulled them off and replaced them with some from another bike. Suzuki, maybe? Idk...

I didn't know that there was a universal turn signal mount standard for Japanese machines, but the teardrop shape of both mounts made installing them a breeze! They actually look better than the stock ones.

I've been hit in the past because a driver didn't see me from behind, so bigger/brighter is better in my little mind.

Ride on,

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In the rear of mine I integrated them, but I'm using 80w CREE LEDs, in both turn and brake light and they are very bright. I also have a brake light modulator, and added two smaller CREE LEDs to the bottom holes of the licence plate frame.

Also note the NINJA GRAPHIC on the brake light, it's reflective red, to add a bit more safety, and style. Also all the other graphics are reflective silver, which goes well with the color scheme of the bike.

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On the flipside, this Friday I'll be picking up my Newgen 8k miles, 2010, total note is ~$2500'ish from the dealer (plus applicable taxes and fees)





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^^^ nice! Now put the rest back together so you can come to mid-o this season. Or... would you like to try a different track? Nelson maybe... perhaps pitrace?
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Old June 20th, 2015, 01:59 PM   #6677
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^^^ nice! Now put the rest back together so you can come to mid-o this season. Or... would you like to try a different track? Nelson maybe... perhaps pitrace?
Alls it needs right now is wheels and a couple little things, like grounding my thermostat so the temp gauge works and hooking up my horn and a pressure switch for the brake light on the rear brake, etc.

Nothing significant.
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