When I saw this video posted I rubbed my hands with glee as I have already fitted the same rectifier guard and given the " fun" I had installing it I was waiting for the language and dummy spit when you were going to do this install 😀 then you did your install and I said WTF!!. You had a simple install and not at all like mine.. seems the builds on the bikes are different. You did simple undo two bolts and replace with the Allen head bolts provided. Well be aware to some of you that on mine the extraction of the original bolts is fraught with the hassle that the bolts keep turning as they actually have a nut on the other side all nicely hidden away under plastic shrouds under the seat. And due to their small size and difficulty to reach are prone to slipping away from your meagre finger grip. I lost one as it dropped deep into the recesses of the frame never to be found again!! So be warned 😀. Yours must be built differently with a fixed bolt or threaded female end so wasn't a problem for you. And I so wanted to feel.yiur pain doing this one hahaha
I just had the same problem on my RR Lost both nuts in the depths of the battery box Then I couldn’t seem to slip the rectifier in the cage? So gave up before it drives me made Reinstated the lot May ask if my local dealer to fit it on the first service
We do seem to be making the same subject videos at the same time LOL. Good thing you exchanged your Ninja 1000SX or they would think we were doing it deliberately. Nice vid. My second part is up soon :)
Hi been watching most of your videos on both bikes you have owned cant make my mind up which model of the 2 to buy anyway just wondering what are the aftermarket goodies are available for the ST..Ta mate
Being a single sided swingarm, the right hand side pick would have to be long enough to get past the exhaust, which would look stupid & probably put too much tortional stress on the slider in the event of a crash, causing either more damage it being pointless
After watching this I’ve manage to fit my rectifier cover
I thought it slid into the cage
So I thank you for this up load 🎉
Just purchased my 2022 Speed Triple RS. Your videos are amazing quality and alot of help. Keep up the good work. Cheers from the United States🤘🏼
Eh thanks mate, really do appreciate that. Enjoy your bike!
Loving the content, somehow your page popped up in my feed
Welcome along and nice to know you enjoy it!
Fitted my evotech rear spindle last week on my black speed triple fantastic quality & a peace of piss to fit !
When I saw this video posted I rubbed my hands with glee as I have already fitted the same rectifier guard and given the " fun" I had installing it I was waiting for the language and dummy spit when you were going to do this install 😀 then you did your install and I said WTF!!. You had a simple install and not at all like mine.. seems the builds on the bikes are different. You did simple undo two bolts and replace with the Allen head bolts provided. Well be aware to some of you that on mine the extraction of the original bolts is fraught with the hassle that the bolts keep turning as they actually have a nut on the other side all nicely hidden away under plastic shrouds under the seat. And due to their small size and difficulty to reach are prone to slipping away from your meagre finger grip. I lost one as it dropped deep into the recesses of the frame never to be found again!! So be warned 😀. Yours must be built differently with a fixed bolt or threaded female end so wasn't a problem for you. And I so wanted to feel.yiur pain doing this one hahaha
I just had the same problem on my RR
Lost both nuts in the depths of the battery box
Then I couldn’t seem to slip the rectifier in the cage?
So gave up before it drives me made
Reinstated the lot
May ask if my local dealer to fit it on the first service
@@davewarner8401 Did you managed to get it done in the end? I'm having the same issues 🥲
just had same issues lol was a c*** but got there
Good timing I got mine today. Thinking of stripping the red anodising and getting it done in gold to match the forks
We do seem to be making the same subject videos at the same time LOL. Good thing you exchanged your Ninja 1000SX or they would think we were doing it deliberately. Nice vid. My second part is up soon :)
Damn I've not a clue, I'll have to catch up mate! 😅
Great video stay safe 🇬🇧👍
Cheers rich!
Hi been watching most of your videos on both bikes you have owned cant make my mind up which model of the 2 to buy anyway just wondering what are the aftermarket goodies are available for the ST..Ta mate
Looks snazzy but what is it supposed to do?
Helps to reduce damage on the left hand side in the event of a crash - not so much on the right!
Can you use any single sided paddock stands with the rear Evotech slider?
Unfortunately not, you'd have to remove it every time. However I use a constand which alleviates this problem
Why does the axel slider only stick out on one side
Being a single sided swingarm, the right hand side pick would have to be long enough to get past the exhaust, which would look stupid & probably put too much tortional stress on the slider in the event of a crash, causing either more damage it being pointless
@@sergeantsodom6969 that's what I thought but didn't know for sure