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Another captain joins the team, you are very welcome.

 

[TOMCAT]

And another G'day from Australia.

 

[CanberraR3]

Welcome mate. Look here (quoted from another thread):

There's a K&N option which many of us have run at some stage and these fit under the bear claw. Have a look in www.flipmeister.com. Also the Ramair filter, although I'd be waiting for an improved version before going that route. Don't worry too much about cutting the bear claw. A new one is probably cheaper than any aftermarket options.

Lots of info on here, but you could start with these but if you do a search you'll get lots of ideas.
http://www.r3owners.net/threads/3xk-n-cut-bc-done.10185/page-3#post-110076
http://www.r3owners.net/threads/how-to-install-triple-k-ns-under-bearclaw.3710/

 

[cardinal93]

Welcome from Germany!
Try this one in custom mods forum http://www.r3owners.net/threads/how-to-install-triple-k-ns-under-bearclaw.3710/

 

[Mittzy]

Another Aussie welcome

 

[Bertrand Saugnac]

Welcome from the other side of the pond !
Just joined the group a couple of days ago, you will be amazed how fast you feel welcome !

 

[Jag]

Big hello from southern NEW JERSEY hope your weather is better than ours!! This sites the best enjoy.

 

[forklift]

Welcome from Dallas tx. I also have a roadster and am in the middle of having an exhaust built and installing a free flowing air filter system.

 

[triple_smiley]

Welcome mate. Look here (quoted from another thread):

The "How to Install Triple K&N Filters" is the one I need!! But I can't see any of the pictures. What am I doing wrong? Also, where is the prop wand? I didn't know it came with one?!?!?

I feel like a real rookie right now.

 

[1olbull]

The "How to Install Triple K&N Filters" is the one I need!! But I can't see any of the pictures. What am I doing wrong? Also, where is the prop wand? I didn't know it came with one?!?!?

I feel like a real rookie right now.

The prop is under the right side of the tank.
Start forward of the air box and remove all the gray plastic stuff.

Welcome from WA - you hail from a beautiful riding state.