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Very easy and smooth!

Hey, sorry for the late response. That is a good question and unfortunately as this was over 8 years ago I can't fully remember the details regarding if it was 4 individual coils (one for each cylinder) or 2 coils (each coil connects to 2 cylinders). However, I do remember that they were connected to the coils and not the throttle body. Also, I just checked under my saddle that the name of the ECU Intellishift box is iS2W-ECU if that helps regarding the amount of coil connectors. Best of luck.

As this was 8 years ago, I'm afraid that I can't recall which version I received. I was also unfortunate as I did receive the wrong version (wrong coil connectors) twice before they got it right. However they where super friendly helping me out over emails! Sorry I can't help you further...

Loistavaa! Kiva että löysit tämä sarjan 🙏. Hienoja muistoja. /Aatu

Nope!

Indeed. Thanks for commenting, brings back memories rewatching this old video :)

Hey, thank you. It sure was a memorable trip. Yes, in fact I drove first through whole Norway up to Nordkap and from there to Treriksröset via E8. Stop at Kilpisjärvi Retkeilykeskus, and either take the ferry which saves you a lot of hiking, or if you don't mind hiking 20km+ you can do that as well.

Hey. This is a full system from Arrow :)

@@Aatruss You know the model? )

Unfortunately I could not find what model I bought from Arrow. However, it was back in 2015...

@@Aatruss ooh, thank you very much anyway, ride safe😉

It's a Translogic Intellishift quickshifter :)

Som nämnt i beskrivningen och första sekunderna i videon så sitter det ett helsystem Arrow Thunder på hojen. Original är långt mycket tystare :) Har fortfarande kvar min hoj och gjort närmre 6000mil med den nu. Fortfarande helnöjd efter 10 år ägande!

@@Aatruss Aha shit sorry haha! Spolade fram mer eller mindre direkt till delen med accen. Kul att höra!

No.

Just a small screw holding it in place.

Did you have to take anything apart or drill to get to the screw? Because some of these cans are a pain?sorry for all the questions might be picking one up this week

@@josezepeda1781 Mine was at least easily accessible! Little bit fiddly getting the screw out but definitely not hard. Takes 1-2 minutes and you're done.

Ok cool thanks going to pick it up this week 🙏

What cables are you referring to? The ones for the exhaust valve? 🙂 If so, I've hid them inside the frame of the bike, instead of dissemble and disconnect then which is quite a mess.

Hey, you can just take it off and connect to the new one. Obviously some gentle force was needed as the pipes have been stuck together for 7-8 years in my case. Good luck!

@@Aatruss thanks a lot! :)

Hey! I have owned the bike for slightly more than 4 years now. Done trackdaya, daily driving, travelling across Balkan etc. Still love it to this date, which also reminds me it is soon time to take it out from winter hibernation 😁. A bike far ahead of it's time when it was released in 2013. Been thinking of upgrading to the 2021 s1000rr M, but we will see. Let me know if you have any specific questions.

Quite comfortable afterall I would say, considering the characteristics of the bike. Though my wrists did hurt after doing twisties for many hours in a row 😁

Those are GIVI PLXR364 quick release pannier racks and I use the GIVI V35N side cases. It can also be complemented with a top box rack if desired.

@@Aatruss Top man, thank you!