2001 Honda CBR 600 F4i - Sprockets, Chain Replace., Brake Bleed, "Custom" Wiring, 3D Printed Plate
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
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In this video, I muddle my way through replacing both sprockets, front and rear. While at it, I replaced my chain with an EK Chain brand that uses a unique master link. That led to bleeding the brakes which caused me to incorrectly think I was missing parts. Finally, I am preparing the bike for my first ever track day in July at Thunderhill. I wanted to replace my tail light anyway with a non-smoked version and I "cleaned up" (possibly made worse) the connections in the tail. I installed 2 kill switches then 3D printed a switch plate for them and mounted everything inside the rear tail area. It's running great so far! I just put my first 1,000 miles on it. Thanks for watching!
Hi, I also have the Honda CBR600F4i Sport version (exact same as yours) - I didn't get a manual with mine and the 2 I have found online have stated 2 different spark plugs to be used - IMR9C-9H and IMR9A-9H. Would you help me with identifying which one is correct? Also, how long should the chain I buy be, and how many teeth on the front/rear sprockets. Im new to bikes and trying to figure out what I need to order. Thanks for help.
Hey Callum, welcome to the f4i club! To answer your questions, I'll need a little more info. What year is yours and is it a California model or 49 state model?
What rear jack is that?
Just a cheapo Harbor Freight rear stand. I think it was about $40 a few years ago.
@@Moturd I know the f4i doesn’t have spool spots so I had to buy some trex wrap around the swing arm things
@@loo3854 yeah I put some tape on mine. I believe you can get a different axle that has the spools but I never felt the need.