Happy to help out, enjoy that R1! - Van

If you follow the process for bleeding the system we used in this video you will purge all the air from the system. - Van

Please shoot us an email to orders@sportbiketrackgear.com and the team can dig into this for you. If we need to they can be ordered from the manufacturer to get you what you need if our local supplier is out of stock. - Brian Van

Clamps are sold separately. We can get them for you but they need to be special ordered as the US distributor does not keep them in stock for some reason. - Van

IMO well worth the investment. The devil is in the details and this is a badass looking detail.

Yes you typically can do that. There are some kits where they modify the routing of the hoses a little bit, still able to match the stock set up to get them in the right spots. - Van

Thanks man!

When you say it is leaking do you see a puddle under the bike? If you do see a puddle you will need to remove the fairings from the bike and look for signs of the leak. It is also important to note that you should not be filling up the overflow bottle to the top. If it is over filled like that it will expel the excess coolant through the drain hose attached to the over flow bottle. As the coolant temp rises the coolant expands. Once pressure hits a certain level the cap allows some of the coolant to flow into the over flow bottle. If the over flow bottle has been filled to high coolant will then be expelled from the over flow bottle. Once the coolant cools a partial vacuum is created allowing coolant to be drawn from the over flow bottle back into the system. - Van

@@sportbiketrackgear hey man, thx for the reply. yes, there is a puddle. I only fill half of the bottle, but it always drain after I take it for a ride. the next day I see when the bike has already cool down, and the coolant level would be just under the low level. When I go for a ride again, and when the temperature rise, the coolant only expands to half of the bottle. Thx for the suggestion, I will remove the fairing and see what is going on.

Ronald Wilson You should be able to replace the reservoir without opening the system so no you would not need to bleed the brakes. - Van

Sportbike Track Gear thanks man i appreciate it a lot and i learn a lot from your videos as well i mean i have nothing close to what you build but im trying to get there with my 03 suzuki sv650 but then again its my first bike.....

That is an old Snap On radiator hose removal tool. - Van

+J Lind That is a TechSpec Tank pad! It is awesome! -Van

Thanks for the answer! ;)

Sorry it took so long!

wasn't me Normally replacing the hoses improves the coolant flow as the Samco flow better than stock due to material and sometimes shape. In this video I make it pretty clear this is primarily a cosmetic mod on this bike as there are only 3 hoses and the main hoses are very short. - Van

Yeah, we didn't even realize how bad this used to be :/ We have a mic now and it really makes it that much better!

anthony adolphe I agree

@2008 ZX10R Videos....most "Squids" say that

@2008 ZX10R Videos...that's why some MotGP race teams use them. Because their worthless.

I for one appreciate your videos on how to do certain things with quality components thankyou sir I have done quite a few of the mods from your r1 to my mt10/fz10 without hassle or drama because of your step by step guides once again thankyou keep me coming