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    speed Restricted Bandit 1200

    My mate has a JAP import 1997 bandit that cuts out at 180klm/h does anyone know how to remove it ?
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    My thought is that it's an electronic part. When I bought my CBR 900 RR in Switzerland I had to change an electronic circuit to get full power. You have to ask for the spare part to an importer abroad maybe.

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    Quote Originally Posted by some website I found with Google
    Nikko G-Pack Electronic Derestriction - Suzuki
    Nikko Racing have developed a range of electronic modules which work on the ignition and injection systems to effectively ‘derestrict’ certain motorcycles.

    The G-Pack modules remove the in-built factory restrictions within the electronic systems, which are put there principally to help comply with noise regulations, as well as softening the power delivery of some of the faster models. These effectively prevent these bikes from reaching their maximum performance potential.

    This is a breakthrough product and is not the same as the cheaper resistor type products, which fool the bike into thinking it is in fifth gear at all times. The problem with these, is that the bike isn’t necessarily in fifth gear. Why? Well if the bike is revving at 12000RPM and it thinks it is in fifth it will adjust the fuelling to suit a 150MPH or so air charge coming into the air box. If it is actually in second then it’s not travelling at 150MPH, then this adjustment will be incorrect, causing the bike to run rich and hence excessively rough! Additionally, most Suzukis have a separate default map for Neutral. This is used both in Neutral or in gear when the clutch is pulled in. Why? Because it uses a lower rev limit to prevent over revving when there is no load on the engine! If the bike still thinks it is in fifth it will not default to the neutral map and will allow you to over rev the engine – potentially causing much mechanical damage.G-Pack is a far more sophisticated product and only affects the areas of RPM required and leaves the other areas untouched.

    They come pre-wired ready to fit straight into your wiring loom and with modern wiring looms using different shape connectors for every connection, it is practically impossible to get it wrong. It takes only minutes to install and needs no other adjustments or modifications.

    Please note that this product is sold for race use only on closed race tracks and is not for road use.
    Here's a link

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    Please note that this product is sold for race use only on closed race tracks and is not for road use.
    Yup, that'd be Rigger.

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    Same as your TLR. Needs that timing retarder removed.

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    Thanks guys
    Yes I know about G packs and thought about a TRE but seems no one makes them for the 1200 Bandit that I could find ?

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    Demontweeks in the UK has them

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    Timing Retard Eliminator | Ignition/Fuel Management | Demon Tweeks Motorsport, Motorcycle, Modifying, Parts and Accessories

    They used to advertise them in magazines.

    Give them an email

    Restricted 1997 bandit 1200 - TLZone Forums

    Found this fool as well with similar problems.

    Call Red Baron they know how to do it.

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    I looked at the link they dont have any TRE,s for the bandit ?
    The guy lives in Udon so taking his bike to red baron is a pain in the ass

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    Give them an email. It was in the magazines every week with the specific mention of Suzukis.

    I'm 99% sure it was Demontweeks since they had such a big advert double pager.

    Call Red Baron and ask them to deliver it.

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    The only other restrictor i know of on bandits is on an import 1200 bandit where it is restricted to 7500 rpm in all gears by the cdi unit to limit it to 112 mph, i had a 95 jap import 1200 which had this restrictor and all i did to derestrict it was remove the cdi unit and swap it for a older gsxr1100 one, sorted
    Is my bike restricted?!

    There you go Rigger.

    Even easier all you have to do is nick Dalton's bike.

    Derestricted ignition - jap home market model wouldn't rev over 7k. Traced to cdi: different part number.
    Gsf 1200 K6 restricted?
    Last edited by mrsquirrel; 13-05-2008 at 06:04 PM.

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    Thanks
    I will e mail him and get him to try some of this stuff out

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    Quote Originally Posted by mrsquirrel
    Even easier all you have to do is nick Dalton's bike.
    OI !!!! That was not nice.......He already tried to get me so drunk that he would have time enough to nick my front-forks....Sadly he gets to pist himself..

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    Rigger,

    M-Max in Japan makes one for less that 2000 baht. M-MAX RACING OFF LIMITER[エムマックス レーシングオフリミッター]

    The only problem is we need a Japanese speaking guy to order one for your mate.

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