There ya go.

W/Bk and W/R are the 12V supply to the servo. If these are connected the wrong way then it'll just mean that the servo will operate in reverse as the direction of the current is switch ...

Wiring for the servo is simple. There's two main power wires (12V) and then three wires to the potentiometer.

The potentiometer has a 5V+ve and a sense ground. The third wire is the wiper.

If th ...

The chart Andy provided gives you a pretty good idea of where you can start.

Try 5° BTDC at 0~500rpm. Should be easy to start then.

Then ramp up to the 24°. Then retard off at 7,000rpm to 4° at ...

Hi Guys,

As we all know, setting the TPS correctly is an important part of the procedure when trying to get the best out of your NSR.

For years I've been using jumper wires, pins, croc clips and ...

How about a production of USD forks for the community ....?

No chance of that I'm afraid.

On the electronics side, the first plan is a simple dash that is for the MC21.

The initial limiting factor is that the Arduino is a little lacking in the memory department, but I have a new micro c ...

On the swingarm conversion. The parts are made and we're just waiting on an independent test and evaluation. We like to have our parts tested first before sticking then up for sale, but yes, it should ...

This is just the beginning of it really. Yep, digital temp and speedo for starters.

The main thing was that Paul was complaining that his street RS doesn't have a speedo, and as I'd had an Arduino ...

Hi Guys,
Haven't really had more than a spare few seconds to relax in the last several months, as it always seems to be full steam ahead here at TYGA Performance.
Anyway, thought I'd just share a co ...

The reeds not closing will mainly effect the starting and low rpm running.
If they've gone a little soggy then there's a chance of fluttering at high speed, which isn't good.
In the (very) short ter ...

Excellent write up.
Just a couple of hints that may come in handy.
Sometimes when pushing and pulling the piston through the oil, you can bleed out 'most' of the air, but alas, sometimes you can get ...

New seals don't need bedding in. That's a cop out for sure!

The problem that will crop up over time is the oil seal wearing a groove in the shaft, and of course the oil seal itself wearing. In eith ...

Check the coil connections.

All model NSR's suffer from the spade end connectors corroding and losing connection.

It sometimes starts and idles ok for a couple of minutes and then gets worse at ...

On the MC28 there is an easy to follow procedure, however, you do need to be able to splice into the wires to check this, or make some sort of inline connector that allows you to measure the voltage. ...

All looking good.

I'd be rather embarrased to show the bracket that was used to hold on the baby billet Brembo on my bike. Worked fine, but not exactly a work of art. I used the most high tech tool ...