the DR650 thread

Discussion in 'Thumpers' started by sleepywombat, May 1, 2006.

  1. TRAVELGUY

    TRAVELGUY Old Traveler

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    I installed the case mounted one a few months ago and it never would stay out, had to hold it out with my hand until bike warmed up, ready a problem. Have not contacted Procycle about this problem but the previous one I bought from them stayed activated until pushed in. Not holding its self in out position is a PITA.

    TraveGuy

  2. ER70S-2

    ER70S-2 Long timer

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    All you'll ever need to know about your carb. :freaky

    http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=347184&highlight=bst40
  3. NordieBoy

    NordieBoy Armature speller

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    How deep is deep?
    The hole is on the top so only about 3mm lower than with the snorkel.

    There is already a drain tube on the airbox.
  4. Otis357

    Otis357 Dirty Hippie

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    Definitely wouldn't ride anything that deeper than the snorkel... not intentionally anyway. Was considering more in regards to water splashing or being pushed up by the motion of the bike. Probably less of a worry than I originally thought....

    ER70S - Thanks for the carb link :thumb that will keep me reading for awhile.
  5. Mambo Danny

    Mambo Danny I cannot abide.

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    Actually, with the side of the airbox off the water being pushed was a major issue, so I had to ride extra slow. Not sure about with the top off.
  6. ER70S-2

    ER70S-2 Long timer

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    :beer

    I should add: the BST bible was started by a KTM rider, there are differences between the two; so don't freak when something doesn't match. :deal
  7. rpet

    rpet Awesometown

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    There's an adjustment under the rubber boot right at the 90degree bend. I bet that will fix it. I've had other bikes with non-sticking Choke knobs and it's generally a matter of adjustment.
  8. dljocky

    dljocky Been here awhile

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    Anyone have a non-shortened kickstand they are willing to part with?
    If so, please pm me.
    Thanks
  9. nupit

    nupit Been here awhile

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    I was wondering if anyone else has experienced a noise in between first and second gear. A couple times recently, I've had a noise that sounds like I'm in between gears when I come to a stop and have my clutch pulled in- like I'm in between gears(clanky) When I shift into gear, and take off the noise goes away. Thanks...08 DR
  10. Krusty ...

    Krusty ... What? Me hurry?

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    I see some new blood here, amidst the regulars, so I thought mention the DR650SE Index. There's a link in my sigline, and in the Bike Specific Index thread that's stickied at the top of the Thumpers page. It's meant to be a resource for information about our favorite dualsport- sort of a file cabinet. I'd also like to re-invite everyone who has an experience, a link or a write-up they'd like to share to please add to our knowlege. And I'd like to sincerely thank everyone who's taken the time to contribute to what we have so far. It would be nothing without the time and effort you've put into it, and I'm most grateful :bow...
  11. Rob.G

    Rob.G Mostly Harmless

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    Hey does anybody know which bike the MX-Rob FCR carb for the DR comes from? I need to order a new choke for mine because it won't stay engaged.

    Thanks.

    Rob
  12. Adv Grifter

    Adv Grifter on the road o'dreams

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    I believe the FCR Carbs come from several bikes ... but mostly Yamaha 450 MX or some 450 Quad. I think it's a FCR 39 ? I have a WR250F with (I think) a FCR 39 on it. If not a 39 then maybe one number down? Dunno. But several bikes use the FCR's ... ask Rob, he will know more.
  13. ER70S-2

    ER70S-2 Long timer

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    So are we. :wave :beer

    Oops, DR pic:

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  14. NordieBoy

    NordieBoy Armature speller

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    YFZ450 quad.

    Any 39mm FCR choke should work though.
  15. Tech23

    Tech23 Been here awhile

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    If I recall, Robs FCR of choice is off the YFZ 450 Quad "04-09"....not the YZF MX bike.

    Tech23
  16. LexTalionis

    LexTalionis Inciteful

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    Speaking for myself and I'm sure for many, many others: we are very grateful for your efforts, also!

    Lex
  17. Greaslife

    Greaslife Been here awhile

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    Being a new blood I have reading all the topics you have posted in the bike specific thread . I have learned a lot it's much prepared thanks
  18. gjcarving

    gjcarving Been here awhile

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    If I remember correctly from your other post and pictures of your bike, it looks like you have been busy this winter adding lots of goodies to your bike. Looks Great!
  19. Rusty Rocket

    Rusty Rocket Life behind "Bars"

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    Check with Sudco or Carburetor Parts Warehouse

    http://carbparts.com/
  20. ER70S-2

    ER70S-2 Long timer

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    Hi Lex. :freaky

    Thanks, all dressed up and nowhere to go. :2cry

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