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DBLJ 06-12-2007 02:19 PM

Newbie With A Couple Questions?
 
first off this is my first post so i would like to say hi to everyone and say this forum has alot of good info on it.i just purchased a 03 superhawk and was wondering what the must have mods are for these things?im not looking to get to radical this is gonna end up being setup for sport touring.also im gonna purchase either a corbin or sargent seat for it depending on the feedback i get. anyone have experience with both?

marmaladedad 06-12-2007 02:50 PM

I'd recommend Heli Bars or Gen Mar bar risers. The clip-on position was too narrow for me.

Superbling's VFR tank mod will help you with the sport-touring aspirations.

DBLJ 06-12-2007 02:57 PM


Originally Posted by marmaladeboy (Post 56612)
I'd recommend Heli Bars or Gen Mar bar risers. The clip-on position was too narrow for me.

Superbling's VFR tank mod will help you with the sport-touring aspirations.

i appreciate the feedback,i did some snooping on here before posting so i think i am gonna do the superbike bar conversion to make it a little more comfortable.i will try to look up that gas tank mod and probably do it if it adds a decent amount of mileage per tank.thanks alot

Randman 06-12-2007 06:35 PM

Oil is very important with this bike...you will have to use the proper type, weight, etc....or she won't run right....I would start a new thread about that, as you will get some good feed back....

while your at it, you may as well start one on Gas, it is as important as oil in these bikes...86...87...89....91...93....race fuel....etc.....

Welcome aboard...:cool:

captainchaos 06-12-2007 06:40 PM

Corbin looks awesome but is very heavy and doesn't fit perfect, and I've tried more than one. Always makes the solo cowl stick up. I trimmed the rubber bumpers underneath when I had one and it helped alot, but still frustrating for how expensive they are. Sargent still looks nice, maybe not quite as flashy as the corbin (depending on your taste) but it's as light as the stock seat and fits properly like the stock seat. I'd also go ahead and say it's more durable than the leather corbin. As far as comfort you'll probably be happy with either one. Oh yeah and welcome aboard! :)

nuhawk 06-12-2007 06:43 PM


Originally Posted by kickinchicken996 (Post 56647)
Oil is very important with this bike...you will have to use the proper type, weight, etc....or she won't run right....I would start a new thread about that, as you will get some good feed back....

while your at it, you may as well start one on Gas, it is as important as oil in these bikes...86...87...89....91...93....race fuel....etc.....

Welcome aboard...:cool:

Absolute Asshole!

nuhawk 06-12-2007 06:44 PM

Although on a more serious note. His SeaFoam tips are pretty cool.

Randman 06-12-2007 06:47 PM


Originally Posted by nuhawk (Post 56654)
Absolute Asshole!

I am all but certain, and can say with complete sincerity, that I have absolutly no idea what you are talking about...and furthermore comments like yours might offend someone, especially a new guy, that is just tring to get some valueable information off this site....:banplz: for inapropriate language...



















:crackup: :rotf: :rotf: I almost made it through the post with out LMAO!! NOT

nuhawk 06-12-2007 06:56 PM

:fawkdance: :fawkdance: :fawkdance: :fawkdance:

I'm certain you're not certain of anything. I don't think you're sincere about anything. And for comments unbecoming "your mother on all fours" - whoa dude - I even cringed on that one!

You didn't fall at the gap and hurt your head did you? Either way - glad you're back and had a good time.

Shithead!

Randman 06-12-2007 06:59 PM


Originally Posted by nuhawk (Post 56659)
:fawkdance: :fawkdance: :fawkdance: :fawkdance:

I'm certain you're not certain of anything. I don't think you're sincere about anything. And for comments unbecoming "your mother on all fours" - whoa dude - I even cringed on that one!

You didn't fall at the gap and hurt your head did you? Either way - glad you're back and had a good time.

Shithead!

LMAO!!! Well done, well done

captainchaos 06-12-2007 07:20 PM

I'm laughing my ass off, keep it up.

dpenix76 06-12-2007 08:42 PM

Go git em' Sherriff Big Dog!!:lol:

ryan 06-12-2007 08:55 PM

heli bars for me! saved my wrists. sargent seat saved my ass!

DBLJ 06-13-2007 04:55 AM

it's good to see peolple have a sense of humor around here,and thanks for the feed back.

blokeontheend 06-13-2007 05:13 AM

I have the Corbin - it lowers your seat position and isn't slanted up towards the back like the stocker, so when you go WOT (wide open throttle) you'll slide back in the saddle. The good news is that if you're short like me, you can get your feet firmly on the pavement when stopped; and it eases the stress on your wrists. Sadly it does weigh a ton, but if weight's a concern, eat a salad. Start saving up for suspension upgrades (Racetech springs & valves up front and Wilbers shock?) - plenty of chat on this already so just search. My advice is just ride her like you stole her for now and save the upgrades for winter fun. Enjoy.

Randman 06-13-2007 06:04 AM


Originally Posted by DBLJ (Post 56698)
it's good to see peolple have a sense of humor around here,and thanks for the feed back.

Sometimes a little too much...I try to keep them under control, but it is a hard job...

Sergent seat saved my bacon this past week with 1225 miles, I thought I would be laid up for days, but not so much...Great investment...

Agreed, ride her like the pig she is, then work on mods this winter..

RickB 06-13-2007 06:20 AM

I have Helibars and a (decent fitting) Corbin on my '02 - Would recommend both... Welcome aboard


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