Installed My Dan Moto Exhaust
02-25-2013, 05:55 AM
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Installed My Dan Moto Exhaust
so I installed the dan moto titanium exhaust the other day... They sound amazing... They went on smooth and man are they light... Makes the bike sound like a beast... Heres a little vid...
02-25-2013, 06:44 AM
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so I installed the dan moto titanium exhaust the other day... They sound amazing... They went on smooth and man are they light... Makes the bike sound like a beast... Heres a little vid... 2002 Honda Superhawk DanMoto Exhaust - YouTube
Keep up the work.... it's coming along nicely
02-25-2013, 04:33 PM
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I'd say forget the jet kit. Just follow the carb set-up thread in the knowledge base. #48 pilots, and shim the needles.
I haven't noticed much headshake on the hawk. I doubt you'll need the scotts damper. A set of fork springs tailored for your weight will work wonders.
My CBR has alot of headshake. The 929/954 were notorious for it, but I've never had it get sketchy on the superhawk.
I haven't noticed much headshake on the hawk. I doubt you'll need the scotts damper. A set of fork springs tailored for your weight will work wonders.
My CBR has alot of headshake. The 929/954 were notorious for it, but I've never had it get sketchy on the superhawk.
02-25-2013, 06:47 PM
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I'd say forget the jet kit. Just follow the carb set-up thread in the knowledge base. #48 pilots, and shim the needles.
I haven't noticed much headshake on the hawk. I doubt you'll need the scotts damper. A set of fork springs tailored for your weight will work wonders.
My CBR has alot of headshake. The 929/954 were notorious for it, but I've never had it get sketchy on the superhawk.
I haven't noticed much headshake on the hawk. I doubt you'll need the scotts damper. A set of fork springs tailored for your weight will work wonders.
My CBR has alot of headshake. The 929/954 were notorious for it, but I've never had it get sketchy on the superhawk.
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