hey guys new to the forum. but a tech for these bikes.
08-02-2007 | 07:57 AM
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hey guys new to the forum. but a tech for these bikes.
Hey guys I dont own a hawk but have a lil po dunk shop in charleston S.C. and it seams that the 96 hawk here in town have found me. I work on allot of these and REALLY like this motorcycle. I own kawi's but i like the amount of bike you get per $ in the hawk. We are ALWAYS working on these bikes so if you guys need any tech info let me know i will be glad to help if i can. Here are some upgades i have seen that have impressed me.
I dont like D&D but on the hawks there nice. saw one with high mount carbon canisters, sounded good!
LP lower cal. this thing completes the bike! def a must!
Corbin seats everyone has them so must be nice!
lighter wheels. WOW makes bike flickable like you wouldnt imagine!
Later folks
Randy
I dont like D&D but on the hawks there nice. saw one with high mount carbon canisters, sounded good!
LP lower cal. this thing completes the bike! def a must!
Corbin seats everyone has them so must be nice!
lighter wheels. WOW makes bike flickable like you wouldnt imagine!
Later folks
Randy
08-02-2007 | 08:04 AM
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Squid
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hey i am having a problem with mine. i believe it is that stator. i can charge the battery and run it for a bit but the gauges give out and it the engine eventually cuts off. i bought a brand new battery and it still did it. there is a new voltage regulator rectifier on it. what do you think?
08-02-2007 | 08:07 AM
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This is a comon bike problem. 1st swap the reg/rectifier out again if you can. YES people ship bad parts! 2nd step would be the stator. sucks i know but that is the next step.... There is a way to test but for those tools you really should stop by your local shop....
As a added tip clean the contacts for the rectifier plug. {Common R-6 problem.} when the rectifier goes it usually arc's in the plug making bad contacts.
Hope it helps
Randy
As a added tip clean the contacts for the rectifier plug. {Common R-6 problem.} when the rectifier goes it usually arc's in the plug making bad contacts.
Hope it helps
Randy
08-02-2007 | 09:05 AM
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Welcome!
What Kaw do you ride? Back in the day I had the pleasure of ridding my dad's Kz900 that was nowhere near stock and was pulling near 100 ft/lbs of torque right off the line, so I just held on and grinned
What Kaw do you ride? Back in the day I had the pleasure of ridding my dad's Kz900 that was nowhere near stock and was pulling near 100 ft/lbs of torque right off the line, so I just held on and grinned
08-02-2007 | 01:05 PM
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If you have a manual on the bike it will tell you witch prongs to test for ac current going to the regulator and what volts it should be. i would start there. try searching the net for a pdf of your bike.
Thanks for the welcomes
I have a 636 and I use to race a zx10r currently building a zx14. My chick rides a gsxr750
08-02-2007 | 01:34 PM
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WoW! Must be real nice to have a shop and 3 bikes around to ride at a time depending on your mood
I have a manual in pdf format if you guys want it, but it's to big to upload here
PM me and I'll email it to you...
I have a manual in pdf format if you guys want it, but it's to big to upload here
PM me and I'll email it to you...
08-02-2007 | 02:08 PM
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It's already linked in the knowledge base section. Thanks though!
How you been, all healed up from you're crash?
to the jungle!!!!!
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