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Holster

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  1. Hi Everyone, 2019 Vertical R and the in-tank fuel filter was a bit dirty (to say the least) Any recommendations for cleaning the injector? Will it be a problem? Does anyone use any additives successfully? Cheers
  2. Holster replied to lotus54's topic in Vertigo
    Thank you very much Primodious - much appreciated and very useful.
  3. Holster replied to jsp's topic in Vertigo
    I made this one (3D print) for a friend who bought a Vertigo a couple of years ago. Having just picked up my first Vertigo I will be tweaking this prototype. The nameplate clips on between the forks and clears the headlight. Easily removed when not in use and no changes required to the bike, has a clear hole in the middle so the headlight is still visible.
  4. Holster replied to lotus54's topic in Vertigo
    Hi Primodious I tried sending a PM but it said you couldn't receive messages (???) Could you send me a copy of the workshop manual to ************** ? I've just bought a 2019 Vertical R but I'm sure whatever you have will be very useful. Cheers
  5. Holster replied to sergioNMD's topic in Vertigo
    bit of an old post but I will ask anyway - Did you resolve your richness issue? I noticed you said 0.5% (200:1) oil in your fuel - the manual states 0.75% (133:1) - what are your reasons for even less oil in your fuel? - I have just picked up a 2019 Vertical R and was surprised at how little oil they require compared to other brands.
  6. Thank you so much osiris for posting this. I have just made the (exact) same repair on my 2011 300 Cabestany. I had to get someone else to do the soldering but I still got away with a $50 repair instead of a $300 replacement stator. My bike became a bit temperamental and was getting harder to start when cold then eventually wouldn't start at all but would sometimes kick back and nearly break my foot! The stator tested OK but I had read that it wasn't necessarily a guarantee of a good stator so I figured changing the hall sensors was the cheapest option to start with. SO happy to be back on my bike. If you are ever in Brisbane I will buy you a beer!! Cheers Holy

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