[Thomascoleman]

I'm in need of a radiator for the 07 Ninja 650R. Mine caught several rocks today with nice holes punched into it.

Please send pics and prices to [email protected]

Thanks,
Thomas

 

[glhturbo1985]

I don't have a rad. but I did do a ghetto tar/chip preventative measure on the rad. I bought a diamond honeycomb sheet, cut it with snips to the rad's size... then used good quality "zip strips" and weaved it through the honecomb attaching the breathable sheet over the back of the radiator mounting brackets. pretty helpful mod.... not sexy but it works.

good luck with your radiator search

 

[unL33T]

I don't have a rad. but I did do a ghetto tar/chip preventative measure on the rad. I bought a diamond honeycomb sheet, cut it with snips to the rad's size... then used good quality "zip strips" and weaved it through the honecomb attaching the breathable sheet over the back of the radiator mounting brackets. pretty helpful mod.... not sexy but it works.

good luck with your radiator search

http://cgi.ebay.ca/Kawasaki-Ninja-6...rcycles_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2c5766321c

Similar idea but prettier and more expensive.

 

[glhturbo1985]

Those holes are still pretty big in my opinion. I'd be pissed if i spent 100 bucks on that thing and still had an issue with rocks ruining a coil.

Nice aesthetically...

 

[BRP]

I'm in need of a radiator for the 07 Ninja 650R. Mine caught several rocks today with nice holes punched into it.

Please send pics and prices to [email protected]

Thanks,
Thomas

I have a couple, but I've cut the fan mounts off.
I've used http://www.motorcycleradiators.com/ before.
Usually $100

 

[unL33T]

I stripped the right side bolt on mine. Any tips on what I'd need to fix it? I'm guessing a helicoil? Never used one though.

 

[BRP]

You have to be very careful, or you'll drill through the radiator.
Measure the width of the bung and mark that on the drill.
Then drill and tap the hole, again measuring and marking the tap.
Good luck.