gsx1250fa 2010

Hey Guys. I recently just purchsed a suzuki gsx1250fa

I noticed theres a bit of an unhappy spot between 3000 and 4000rpm

Ive read alot online about secondary butterfly removals and tb sync and this and that and i mean thats fine by me im a motor mechanic.

But can anyone reccomend what mods i should do to the bike. And refer me to any online guides on how to do these things

My bike just has a slip on yoshi

Hey there, mstrrab. 
Congrats on your new bike.  
Drop a post into the introduction thread. Say hi to everyone.  Let us know a little more about yourself and your bike.  
Mods are a personal thing. It depends on what you are trying to achieve.  
Smooth out the flat spot, caused by fuel mapping meeting emission standards, with butterfly removal TB sync and a fuel controller. I like YellowBox, an Australian product. 
More power with a set of headers and air filter.  
Comfort with a seat, aftermarket or reupholster. Touring screen.  Heated hand grips. 
Handling with suspension treatment.  
Touring capability with luggage.  
The list goes on.

Don't forget the all important radiator guard

Why the secondary butterflies? Whats the benefit and radiator guard.

mstrrab1992 wrote:Why the secondary butterflies? Whats the benefit and radiator guard.

Type:  "secondaries removal"  into the search box.  Radiator guard ?   You would not want to get a hole in the front of your radiator from a stone.  It happens.

I do apologise i have new bike syndrome. I was thinking how my previous bike already had one so why would i need another haha.. but yes i shall invest in one wheres the best place to get one from?

mstrrab1992 wrote:I do apologise i have new bike syndrome. I was thinking how my previous bike already had one so why would i need another haha.. but yes i shall invest in one wheres the best place to get one from?

"Rad Guard" .

We once had a ride where a new guy joined on a brand new r1. We mentioned that everyone had radiator guards except for him. He laugh and said that he had never had a problem with all the bikes he had owned. We rode through some twisties for about 50kms and pulled up at a t junction where his bike was squirting coolant all over the front wheel. Day done for him, organizing his brother to come and trailer his bike home

Ill definately invest in one then

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=371019398225&alt=web

Here's one similar to mine, or you could make your own

I like that one that has gsx on the front of it.

I got my radiator guard from Evotech Performance. Easy to fit and looks great .

madmax wrote:http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=371019398225&alt=web

Here's one similar to mine,  or you could make your own

Like this, 1/2 of a $20.00 sheet of grill mesh from Supercheap and less than a hour to make it, original endcaps go back on to keep it neat

Awesome guys that looks neat and tidy chook for a diy