Twitchy bike
06-07-2009, 10:33 AM
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Re: Twitchy bike
It is a twitchy *** bike. Engine brake is a monster on the bike. I know about the speed sensor disco, but we already did that on your bike and mine. If there any other tips, I'd def like to know!
06-07-2009, 10:42 AM
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Re: Twitchy bike
I posted this in another thread. I put the 600rr throttle tube and switch on my f4i and when I did it became noticeably twitchy. Nags did the same thing and he said the same thing about how his bike got twitchier. So take an F4i throttle tube and put it on your 600rr and it should become more like a turd f4i 
Worth a shot for something so cheap.
Worth a shot for something so cheap.
06-09-2009, 06:53 AM
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Re: Twitchy bike
I posted this in another thread. I put the 600rr throttle tube and switch on my f4i and when I did it became noticeably twitchy. Nags did the same thing and he said the same thing about how his bike got twitchier. So take an F4i throttle tube and put it on your 600rr and it should become more like a turd f4i Worth a shot for something so cheap.
Worth a shot for something so cheap.
06-09-2009, 02:32 PM
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Re: Twitchy bike
Alright, checked it out. Stock is def a 1/4 turn or less throttle. The cable sits pretty high off the clip on. It could def be ground down to a smaller radius, thus making for a smoother throttle. I ordered an F4i throttle tube to compare to the stock 600RR tube. I'll post up my findings when it arrives.
06-15-2009, 01:12 PM
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Re: Twitchy bike
Uhhhhh yes and no. I personally got used to the monster engine brake, but the bike has got a super crazy map issue and an ecu controlled engine brake via a stepping motor. The engine brake changes on the fly, and the bike comes stock with a quick turn throttle, not to mention the weight of the bike sits back in an extremely short wheelbase! My old 04 gixxer 1000 was way smoother! My F4i felt like a pedal bike in comparison.
So, I haven't gotten to really ride with the F4i throtle tube, because my knee is still coming out of socket, but,... The f4i throttle tube is def a larger turn than the stock 600RR tube, and prolly woth the 9 bucks. Should make the bike more enjoyable in my opinion.
So, I haven't gotten to really ride with the F4i throtle tube, because my knee is still coming out of socket, but,... The f4i throttle tube is def a larger turn than the stock 600RR tube, and prolly woth the 9 bucks. Should make the bike more enjoyable in my opinion.
06-15-2009, 02:05 PM
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Re: Twitchy bike
Uhhhhh yes and no. I personally got used to the monster engine brake, but the bike has got a super crazy map issue and an ecu controlled engine brake via a stepping motor. The engine brake changes on the fly, and the bike comes stock with a quick turn throttle, not to mention the weight of the bike sits back in an extremely short wheelbase! My old 04 gixxer 1000 was way smoother! My F4i felt like a pedal bike in comparison.
So, I haven't gotten to really ride with the F4i throtle tube, because my knee is still coming out of socket, but,... The f4i throttle tube is def a larger turn than the stock 600RR tube, and prolly woth the 9 bucks. Should make the bike more enjoyable in my opinion.
So, I haven't gotten to really ride with the F4i throtle tube, because my knee is still coming out of socket, but,... The f4i throttle tube is def a larger turn than the stock 600RR tube, and prolly woth the 9 bucks. Should make the bike more enjoyable in my opinion.
06-15-2009, 02:43 PM
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Re: Twitchy bike
Well so far for me i cant get used to it street/highway wheelies once u get up and you get a bit off the gas the bike will come down imediatly its like your closing the whole throttle....killer engine brake for some of the wheelies i have been able to keep up...im kinda starting to like my 06 better than this will see
06-15-2009, 02:59 PM
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Re: Twitchy bike
Uhhhhh yes and no. I personally got used to the monster engine brake, but the bike has got a super crazy map issue and an ecu controlled engine brake via a stepping motor. The engine brake changes on the fly, and the bike comes stock with a quick turn throttle, not to mention the weight of the bike sits back in an extremely short wheelbase! My old 04 gixxer 1000 was way smoother! My F4i felt like a pedal bike in comparison.
So, I haven't gotten to really ride with the F4i throtle tube, because my knee is still coming out of socket, but,... The f4i throttle tube is def a larger turn than the stock 600RR tube, and prolly woth the 9 bucks. Should make the bike more enjoyable in my opinion.
So, I haven't gotten to really ride with the F4i throtle tube, because my knee is still coming out of socket, but,... The f4i throttle tube is def a larger turn than the stock 600RR tube, and prolly woth the 9 bucks. Should make the bike more enjoyable in my opinion.
I don't even know haha
06-15-2009, 03:21 PM
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Re: Twitchy bike
Hahah bro, I didn't even take it like that. I just laughed because I knew that no matter what my excuses were that you were right, lol!
And Rowdy: I'm trying, man! Gotta get my knee to bend enough so my foot can stay on the footpeg... I'm almost about to ziptie it there!!! Hahaha
Now, I'm having a fantastic time getting my dual four piston bled! Super fun time!
And Rowdy: I'm trying, man! Gotta get my knee to bend enough so my foot can stay on the footpeg... I'm almost about to ziptie it there!!! Hahaha
Now, I'm having a fantastic time getting my dual four piston bled! Super fun time!
06-15-2009, 03:24 PM
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Re: Twitchy bike
Hahah bro, I didn't even take it like that. I just laughed because I knew that no matter what my excuses were that you were right, lol!
And Rowdy: I'm trying, man! Gotta get my knee to bend enough so my foot can stay on the footpeg... I'm almost about to ziptie it there!!! Hahaha
Now, I'm having a fantastic time getting my dual four piston bled! Super fun time!
And Rowdy: I'm trying, man! Gotta get my knee to bend enough so my foot can stay on the footpeg... I'm almost about to ziptie it there!!! Hahaha
Now, I'm having a fantastic time getting my dual four piston bled! Super fun time!
i might get the f4i tube if it turns out to be a big help.
and i'll help you ziptie your leg to the peg if its not better in a few weeks, we gotta get my squid *** in a parking lot so i dont get in anymore trouble withthe 5-0 I'm not riding street anymore i don't think
06-15-2009, 05:06 PM
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Re: Twitchy bike
its gonna be sick when you get it on there......
i might get the f4i tube if it turns out to be a big help.
and i'll help you ziptie your leg to the peg if its not better in a few weeks, we gotta get my squid *** in a parking lot so i dont get in anymore trouble withthe 5-0 I'm not riding street anymore I DONT THINK
i might get the f4i tube if it turns out to be a big help.
and i'll help you ziptie your leg to the peg if its not better in a few weeks, we gotta get my squid *** in a parking lot so i dont get in anymore trouble withthe 5-0 I'm not riding street anymore I DONT THINK
Gonna call BULLSHIT
