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Yea man look into people who can simply re-upholster it for you. It's not the hardest thing in the world to do...my old katana had it's seat re-wrapped with a cut up leather jacket, down the middle of the seat was the "T" shaped seam you'd see on the back of a leather jacket. The old owner...

Upon reading a few more pages of the amazon.com reviews, it seems half of them are complaints about people not happy with the bathroom cleaning abilities of this thing. Before posting sarcastic remarks in this thread please remember im only asking if anybody has experience using steam cleaners on mo...

I'm planning on picking up a hand-held steam cleaner soon for a number of things, including cleaning road grim off my bike. I've heard these work wonders for cleaning hard surfaces like tile, engines, grills, wheels, and whatever else (obviously not painted plastics or anything heat sensitive like t...

NVM Found the U.S. site w/ prices + avail. Thnks BK

No, not pwned, you cannot purchase from that site. I was on the devil site yesterday and must have been out-of-it, because I still missed the area on their website that gives me the list of mufflers.... I went to one major devil dist. site and it said all that was available for my bike was the shotg...

I've looked around for a while, ebay and all, and can't find one damn place that sells a Devil muffler for my '05 Gsxr 600. I want one mainly because they look awesome, and they're a big brand so I would expect good quality. Anyways, anyone know where I can at least find pricing info, or does anyone...

I just bought my '05 gsxr 600 without an owner's manual, and can't figure out for the life of me how to set the clock to correct time. I played with pressing/holding buttons for a while with no luck.


Also how do I set the shift light on this thing?

insaneman, I dont have any caps over the adjustment screws, it seems they have been removed and I can also see someone has adjusted the screws before. Also Im not sure what you mean by moving the needles up and down in the slides....if you mean what I think you mean that would involve adding/removin...

thanks tim...i'll try that tomorrow at work. that method of setting the idle fuel adjustment sounds good. As far what kind of carbs they are and the needles....im not sure what "cv" carbs are as im no expert, but the only needles I see are the screws that are on the bottom and run parellel...

On my 1993 Suzuki Kraptana my my idle is very rough. After 20 minutes of riding when its real warmed up it will slowly idle iteself down until it stalls. It seems I need to adjust the idle fuel mixture screws on the bottom of the carbs next to the float bowls, but Im not sure how to fine tune this. ...