K11 Owners Group

Thanks, I did stumble across this. It seems the choices boils down to buying two of these and rolling your own for $100, the in-house brand - preassembed and backed by Euro Motoelectrics for $220, o ...

There is a lot 'out there' about using the Honeywell 2AV54 HES to replace a failed stock unit. For a while there were several sources (here in US) but not finding them now (e.g., onlinecomponents.co ...

mine was simply on there with an adhesive. In my case I SLOWLY and at low temp used a heat gun around one edge... heating the metal (not the pad since it is foam). Being patient, I was able to beg ...

With all of the plastic work off, a whole bunch of maintenance items will be easer depending on milage. from memory here's a list of what I would do...having done them all to my bike
** replace eve ...

If you are having trouble finding...

I have the Cee Bailey on my K11LT and after 5 seasons... not a mark. Aircraft grade acrylic. My third windscreen (other 2 were on other bikes) from these guy ...

When I replaced my seals I followed the wisdom you will see often on this site and installed fork gators. http://k11og.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=11883&highlight=fork+gators

BTW also increased ...

I just had my ABS II rebuilt as I had tried everything. As it turns out, there is no way I could have repaired it myself. There were two specific faults on the controller board, one being a broken ...

having been dedicated to BT-23's and subsequently T-30's on the K11...based on Mr. Duck's always sound recommendations ... I really became frustrated with the lack of tire life. (7K - 8K) I might ...

I went with staples ... If you don't get an OEM seat cover, you have no way of knowing if the new cover will allow reuse of the rivit holes or if you will end up drilling and riviting a boat load atta ...

if everything else is "known good" on your bike... have you considered just replacing the head?

If I remember, he mentioned in another thread that the top of the piston was damaged and th ...

well due to getting the heat gun a bit to close on the first try ... and really wishing for red trim... I contacted HT Moto and without specifically asking they offered a significant discount for just ...

if everything else is "known good" on your bike... have you considered just replacing the head?

My clutch too was getting oiled. Observed oil at the weep hole at the bottom of the engine.

Replaced the clutch plate including all of the bits mentioned above (including the clutch nut which som ...

So why not pics of the actual attachment of the cover? Well, in a word, its a bear. You need to use the heat gun on LOW. Let me repeat that LOW. Be patient and work a little at at time. I put ...

Then, it was onto cutting out. 1/2" deep for the gel pad and about 1 inch deep for the foam. The cut outs need to be as good as possible, so the top remains smooth and of the proper shape. ...

So, assuming that 21 yr old foam could also use some help, I got the HT Moto cover with GEL insert kit..

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Here was my starting point.

http://i1281.photobucket.com/albums/a512/bob9452/K11%20Seat/K11seat%20024_zpsyfsy5bpp.jpghttp://i1281.photobucket.com/albums/a512/bob9452/K11%20Seat/K11seat%20004_zpsaao ...

thanks for the words of encouragement. I got the gel kit for the pilot's seating area. Also have memory foam I acquired from an aircraft hobbyist shop (a big shop) that is used in aircraft seats. ...

Well, due to its FL heritage, the vinyl on my seat is cracking to the point that I really need to replace it. After considerable angst over all the options and wide swings in cost ... I'm going with ...