Exup 1000

Good to see you about again and glad you’ve still got the FZR

Check out the sales brochures in the tech section on the main site

There’s a way of arranging the rubbers so the screws face the headstock AND keeping all the original notches. I’ve done it to my own
Easy way is to set the rubbers on the table with notches aligned with the carb notches, then flip and arrange the clips to suit

Face all the clamp screws so they point towards the headstock. Inlet rubbers can be flipped and rotated so they face where you need Let me know the length of the clamp screws you need. I bought in bulk so should have some. Unfortunately I buy a lot of items like this so have lots of options. Therefo...

Do you have the part number for the inlet rubbers?

Wow that looks an expensive pile of bags

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Sounds like good progress

Been a long while since I’ve been able to throw that one in

Same here. Mine needs a full going through after being sat for 6 years. I’m just waiting to get my garage back after my lads finished his car.
Car is booked for mot this week so hopefully things will start moving and progress be made

That’s one task I’ve def got to do. My back tyre is down to limit
I’ve got a Pirelli ready to fit as soon as the bike comes out its bag

JPS lotus… now you’re showing your age

That’s certainly a very impressive mileage total. Looks like you’ve had good weather up there.

I am honestly starting to miss rides out on my bike, next years commission looks promising at this point

This is a view of the inside workings
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I now buy these and weld them to the cast steel valve chamber.
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