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RYCA wiring difficulties (Read 304 times)

Gyrobob Serious Thumper Offline Posers ain't motorcyclists Posts: 2571 Newnan, GA Gender:	Re: RYCA wiring difficulties Reply #15 - 08/06/11 at 06:44:54 Sbaugz, do you have a set of build pics too? The thread of your fantastic CS-1 has some good pics, but I'd like to see a lot of pics you might have taken during the build. The pics you guys take sure help those of us who are at various build stages wondering how a group of parts is supposed to fit together.
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zoeman YaBB Newbies Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 12 Oxford, PA Gender:	Re: RYCA wiring difficulties Reply #16 - 08/06/11 at 16:00:04 Sbaugz, nice job on the fender! Looking forward to more pictures!
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runrun Junior Member Offline Thump thump Posts: 77 Erie, CO	Re: RYCA wiring difficulties Reply #17 - 08/09/11 at 12:56:57 zoeman, that's a really really nice build, and an unbelievably clean garage! do you eat off that garage floor? your front fender is what i had in mind. did you just cut it down, or did you also need to roll the edges to keep it stiff enough?
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Re: RYCA wiring difficulties
Reply #18 - 08/09/11 at 13:04:54

An easy (though expensive) mod that gives a lot more room/options for wiring is to replace the stock battery with one of the many smaller, lighter options.

I'm using the Antigravity 8-cell, 4.6 amp hour lithium something-or-other battery ($199). It's less than half the size of stock, probably weighs a good 5 pounds less, and leaves all kinds of room in the battery box for stuffing wiring, a tool kit, etc.

With some modification to the battery box so that the battery could be mounted east/west rather than north/south, there'd be even more room. Another winter project.

It's plenty of battery for the thumper, with or without using the decompression lever.

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zoeman YaBB Newbies Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 12 Oxford, PA Gender:	Re: RYCA wiring difficulties Reply #19 - 08/10/11 at 05:29:32 Runrun, thanks for the compliment but the pics make the floor look better than what it really is. Nice job on the battery! I'm using a Shorai Lithium Iron battery and like it thus far! I just used a cutting wheel on my front fender and didn't roll the edges - seems to be fine without rolling the edges.
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