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Pipe wrap would be gone with a new setup like that sir's

5 3/4 it is. im not a fan of the too small look that the 4 1/2's seem to give the front ends on the 650s. once again, thank you for all the photos and noting the size that you used. it really did nail down the decision for me

Thanks for the comments guys. I am leaning towards a 5 3/4 light. As far as I can tell the 4 1/2 inch headlights usually fall within the lines of the forks whereas the 5 3/4 protrude just enough to obscure the vertical lines and help the front end from feeling too small. "I am Carbon" your...

Just a quick question on your preferred headlight size for a 650 bob chop I am going to be choosing to run a bottom mount bates style light; either 4 1/2 or 5 3/4 thoughts, opinions, preferred suppliers? all are welcome If I had the money I would buy every light I can get my hands on...

any idea what year the blue tank came from>?

I saw that diagram this morning as I was inspecting my jet sizes and it had me thinking all day. from what I can tell a 40 was never specified so why the hell were they installed? when you install pods you go up,,,,,,, not down thanks for the clarification and helping me realize that all is...

alright, when i bought the bike it included some old uni filters on it that were starting to deteriorate. I went ahead and pulled the float bowls to check the current size of the jets and discovered that my main jet was a 127.5 and my pilot jet was a 40..... from what I can tell is the...

awesome news. those uni's look just like the ones that I am currently running. the only reason why I am looking to rid my current filters is because they are starting to deteriorate. very helpful information sir, thats why I love spots like this on the web. once again, thanks

Hey all, I picked up a sweet tx650 last year and have it running quite well. One of my complaints are the air filters that the PO installed, they are a bit like uni filters. They are full of a very sticky oil and are starting to fall apart. In my search for filters I came across this...