HOW-TO: Install a Coolant Recovery Tank on a Yamaha R3
The Motion Pro Coolant Recovery Tank is a great way to improve and simplify the serviceability of your Yamaha R3. This product allows you to re-locate the coolant recovery container closer to the radiator and also allows you to quickly and easily inspect the coolant level visually. This is a very easy installation process. Once you have your fairings off the bike, it should take you approximately 15-20 minutes to remove the OEM reservoir and install the new Motion Pro recovery tank.
HOW-TO: Install the TST Captive Chain Adjusters on a Yamaha R3
Changing the rear wheel on your R3 is such a painful experience since the end cap on your swingarm keeps falling whenever you try to remove or re-assemble your rear wheel. Additionally, the wheel spacers and the rear caliper are constantly falling or moving, adding even more frustration to the wheel removal process. The TST Captive Adjusters will simplify the process of removing and installing the rear wheel on your Yamaha R3. In addition, the optional Delrin sliders are, in my opinion, a must-buy option since they can reduce the damage to your swingarm in case of a low side. If you already have a rear motorcycle stand,…
HOW-TO: Install an Öhlins steering damper on a Yamaha R6 (2006-2016)
A steering damper is a must to increase stability and prevent speed wobbles. I still do not understand why ALL modern bikes do not come with this piece of equipment as a standard option. In this video, I am installing an Öhlins linear steering damper on my 2008 Yamaha R6. The process will be the same for the 2006 to 2016 models. I’ve decided to replace my GPR unit with the Öhlins stabilizer because the GPR unit kept leaking fluid, hence reducing the dampening effectiveness (and drastically reducing my comfort level). I am installing the Öhlins SD001 unit, and in order to mount this stabilizer, you will also need a…
