Archive for February, 2012
Suzuki GSX-R1000K7 Bazzaz dual-map Dyno set-up
The customer who owns this Suzuki GSX-R1000K7 has been running into a problem we hear about a lot: British track days! Or, to be more precise, the noise limits at British track days. ‘Noisy’ days have recently dropped from 105dB to 102dB, which is making it even harder to get bikes through noise testing at [...]
Servicing!
The days are getting longer and it is time to think about getting your bike serviced, ready for all those summer ride outs. Here at BSD, we are proud of our thorough workmanship and as we only use genuine parts and Silkolene oil, you can guarantee you will get a good job done. Give us a [...]
Honda CB1000R Power Commander PC V and 02 Eliminator Kit Dyno and set-up
Another Honda CB1000R came in recently for some Dyno time and full set-up of its Power Commander PC V. The owner had fitted the PC V and 02 Eliminator kit himself, and also dealt with the secondary air; he’d bought the bike in for a straightforward set-up, and saved some cash by doing some of [...]
KTM 990 Adventure full ECU remap
We remapped the ECU of this KTM 990 Adventure using the Tuneboy system; we’ve used it before on a Triumph, with success, so wanted to know how it worked on the big V-twin Katooms as they now supply a lead. It came in with the usual symptoms – snappy throttle response at low rpm, and [...]
Grey import Honda CL400 service and MOT
A proper rare groove, and not the sort of bike – or work – that we’d normally take in, this grey-import 2000 Honda CL400 single, but a young couple came in to see us over Xmas, and were really struggling because they couldn’t get anybody to do a 12,000 mile service on their bike. We [...]
Honda CB1000R Power Commander PC V and 02 Eliminator Kit fit and Dyno set-up
A bit of a rare beast around these parts (although we have seen a couple); a Honda CB1000R. The stock fuelling, with the standard exhaust can fitted, is quite good to be honest. But unfortunately when you bin the stock can and add an aftermarket item the fuelling goes well awry… It’s not bad at [...]
Honda Hornet 600 racebike pre-season Dyno shakedown
We still see plenty of Honda Hornet 600s through our workshop; this one (which we’ve dealt with in the past…) was bought recently by ex-Hornet racer Andrew Bedford. He’s planning to do a few track days on it, and maybe a bit more racing in selected classes. Our job for him was to do a [...]
Bike File
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2010 Triumph Sprint ECU Reprogram
The issues with this bike mainly concern power and power delivery off the bottom especially two-up. It’s been back to the dealer and had the latest factory tune, but the owner wants a little more. First job? Isolate the Lambda sensor and cap off the emissions unit. The bike was then put on the Dyno and we reprogrammed the stock ECU; fuelling at the bottom end has been richened up, taking away the ‘hunting’ snatchiness. Fuelling all the way through the rev range has been optimized and the ignition curve trimmed.
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2009 Yamaha R1 Road to Race
To upgrade to race spec we’ve fitted an Öhlins rear shock and MCT have modded the front forks. The engine’s been out and we’ve adjusted the cam timing, ported and skimmed the cylinder head and we’re fitting a set of BSD Performance adjustable bellmouths. It’s also having a YEC race loom and ECU, plus quickshifter.

