Simple and affordable mods?

[Ratboyollie]

No idea. What chart?

This chart: https://www.thegsresources.com/_foru...nt-list/page46

[Ratboyollie]

Thanks for explaining, i thought the R1 RR (fh-012AA) was the same kind RR as the sh775. I might have to look in to it some more. The sh775 seems to not be readily avaiable in my country- and if it is its $$$$.

Thanks again for the info.

[Guest]

quick turn/1/4 turn throttle mod is cheap and easy, doesnt add hp but it can feel like it sometimes

[Grimly]

Thanks for explaining, i thought the R1 RR (fh-012AA) was the same kind RR as the sh775. I might have to look in to it some more. The sh775 seems to not be readily avaiable in my country- and if it is its $$$$.

Thanks again for the info.

Ah, you missed the period when brand new SH775s from Polaris dealers were cheap, even in Europe.
Then somebody at Polaris cottoned on to the surprising amount of a reliable part they were selling, and discovered that motorcyclists all over the world were buying them for their Suzukis, Aprilias, Triumphs, etc, and put the price up.
Even so, the Polaris price isn't too bad if you shop around within Europe - not all dealers are rip-off artists, but some are. You can go to the Polaris website and find a list of dealers in Europe, and compare prices.
The alternative is simply buy a used one from the US and be fairly certain it will be ok for years of use.

[Ratboyollie]

Hmm too bad! I?ll keep an eye out for a good priced one or an alternative.

Btw is there a colorized wiring chart avaiable?

[Ratboyollie]

quick turn/1/4 turn throttle mod is cheap and easy, doesnt add hp but it can feel like it sometimes

Thx for the tip, i got a quick throttle coming in soon !!

[Guest]

This is an excellent option for replacement of your old R/R as well:

https://compufire.com/compu-fire-55402-voltage-regulator-for-compu-fire-3phase-systems.html

[limeex2]

What sprocket would you recommend?

Z1 enterprises has them and I believe Sprocket Specialist does also. They will get you into the right ratio to get you close to stock. Bumping up 1or 2 teeth in the rear will help acceleration without raising the rpm's to much on the highway.