Setting my hair on fire.

[Megadan]

Originally Posted by JerryHawk250

She sure is purdy! That looks like a bike thief's dream. You might want to hire an armed guard.

That's my fear with taking it to work.

[JerryHawk250]

Originally Posted by Megadan

That's my fear with taking it to work.

From what I read in your other thread I wouldn't feel safe bringing I to work either.

[Megadan]

Originally Posted by JerryHawk250

From what I read in your other thread I wouldn't feel safe bringing I to work either.

They now have a security guard in the lot at all times, and I used a little of the donated funds to buy a pair of those alarms you linked and put one on this bike and the other is waiting for a new Hawk. Combined with the lock and chain setup a buddy gave me hopefully it will be a little safer now. I need to figure out how to adjust the sensitivity on it, but a quick test shows it to work if anybody moves the bike a little bit.

I guess we will find out.

[JerryHawk250]

Originally Posted by Megadan

They now have a security guard in the lot at all times, and I used a little of the donated funds to buy a pair of those alarms you linked and put one on this bike and tge otger is waiting for a new Hawk. Combined with the lock and chain setup a buddy gave me hopefully it will be a little safer now.

I guess we will find out.

Well that's good to here. Is he carrying more than one flashlight? Not a bad alarm for the price.

[JerryHawk250]

[QUOTE=Megadan;281467] I need to figure out how to adjust the sensitivity on it, but a quick test shows it to work if anybody moves the bike a little bit.
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There is a way to adjust it. I'd have to look through the instruction.


Edit: Found it. Push the bell button in the red control until beeps, then released, wait until hear 4 different beeps combinations. Choice one, pushing the bell button once after you heard the desired set up. 4 means max. sensitivity, 1 means min. sensitivity.

[Megadan]

Set it to max. Now its perfect.

The security isn't armed unfortunately, but being in the lot should be enough to keep the opportunists away.

[Megadan]

Just because I can. Tank grips made a world of difference on this bike, especially after the suspension upgrades. Other than that, I haven't done a whole lot to her. I did manage to get it on a dyno for a quick power pull and it made 167.6hp@10,000rpm corrected, which is about 20 to 22hp more than an average 1200F makes at the wheel stock. I honestly have no complaints at this point, and just a few small changes I want to make.

This was right after a full detail a couple of months ago.

[JerryHawk250]

Very impressive what mods have you done besides the exhaust.