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No problems so far. What is your reason asking?

As said before: If you need parts i have on my list, feel free to contact me... Listing: /1100-questions-generales-moteur-et-chassis-f100/site-web-allemand-t7234.htm List is growing and growing...

Hello Giles, thank you for informing us. On my DAZON the tubes are installed correctly...

Please keep in mind the kneecaps have to be able to withstand high axial load! Almost every kneecap is only capable of radial load... Next to the diam 16 kneecap set i also have original set of diam 18...

If so, i would use tires for winter, softer rubber, better grip...

As i have written here the maximum power was 36,5kW (50PS) i measured...

Please keep in mind the additional weight of other rims and tires. Adding more unsprung mass will negativly change driving behaviour...

Please keep an eye on your 1st generation ball knuckles...

I hope not to be too off topic! More pics from the event can be found here: http://artist.hopto.org/photos/Pegnitz-2007-10/ Please take time for loading...

The course was on a Motocross Track. I was racing against a brandnew Borossi 800cc and an 650cc Kinroad. The Kinroad retired with a defective gearshift. I was racing hard with the Borossi, but near the end of race his four shock absorbers collapsed. The race was private organized. Just a Buggy race, nothing official... My RE has no damages at all. Only for bumpy tracks my springs are to stiff, maybe i will test yours...

A small Impression of Saturdays Race...

I ballanced all four wheels and it feels really better...

Here is a list of spareparts i have. I am no dealer, just a private parts depot... 12251-SEC0-0000 Gasket Assy., Cylinder 12630-SEC0-0000 Seal, Cylinder Cover Shroud 17530-BEB0-0000 Filter Gasoline 17540-BEB0-0000 Pump, Gasoline 17620-BCC0-0002 Cap, Fuel Tank 17910-BEB0-0000 Cable, Throttle 18361-SEC0-0000 Heat-insulating Washer, Air-exhaust Manifold 19100-BEB0-0001 Water Tank,Subsidiary 20102-SEC0-0001 Cushion, Right Suspension Assy. 20104-SEC0-0001 Cushion, Rear Suspension Assy. 20106-SEC0-0001 Cushion, Left Suspension Assy. 25410-BEB0-0010 Half Transmission Shaft, Left 25420-BEB0-0010 Half Transmission Shaft, Right 31341-SEC0-0000 Seal, Throttle 3510A-BEB0-0010 Switch Unit 45250-BEB0-0000 Clutch Control Pump, Subsidiary 50240-BEB0-0000 Mudguard Bracket, Right Front 50250-BEB0-0000 Mudguard Bracket, Left Front 50260-BEB0-0000 Mudguard Bracket, Right Rear 50270-BEB0-0000 Mudguard Bracket, Left Rear 50398-BEB0-0000 Heat preservension pipe for benzine pump 53210-BEB0-0010 Steering Knuckle, Assy. 53260-BEB0-0020 Knuckle Shaft, Steering 85010-BEB0-0001 Lamella Thin plate Rear 8930A-BEB0-E000 Canvas 90140-12070-2B Bolt, Flange M12×1.25×70 90140-12120-2B Bolt, Flange M12×1.25×120 15410-SEC0-0000 Filter Assy., Engine Oil 17119-SEC0-0000 Seal, Air-intake Manifold 51160-BEB0-0020 Rear Double-A Swing Arm, Upper 5324A-BEB0-0000-001 Turning Tie Rod, Right (Ball joint) 5324A-BEB0-0000-002 Turning Tie Rod, Right (tie rod) 90241-BCA0-0000-0C Nut, Round M16×1.25 90294-BEB0-0000-0E Nut, I-slot M20×1.5 94010-10B01-0B Nut, Hex M10×1.25 17683-BEB0-0020 Pipe II 25410-BEB0-0010-001 Dust cover, transmission shaft 44691-BEB0-0000 Cap, Front and rear Wheel Axle 44901-BEB0-0000-0D Nut, Front wheel Arm 50329-BCA0-0000 Mounting Belt Water Tank Sub 53220-BCA0-0000 Ball Joint, Steering 53250-BCA0-0000 Dust Cover 90250-18B01-0A Nut, Hex M18x1.5 50197-BDB0-0000 Mudguard 51121-BEB0-0000 Ball Knuckle, Bar End φ18×1.5 90292-BEB0-0000-0C Nut, I-slot M16×1.5 90250-16B01-0A Nut, Hex M16x1.5 94200-25400-0C Pin Cotter 2.5×40 64313-BEB0-0000 Floor plastic button 90140-12060-2B Bolt, Flange M12×1.25×60 90210-12B01-2B Lock Nut, Flange M12×1.25 51123-BEB0-0000 Ball Knuckle, Bar End φ16×1.5 53168-BEB0-0000 Protection cover, Ball Joint (Black)

As ever well done and documented!

Sorry, i did not drive any km´s with them. I have now 1500km with the old ones and the lower front is now ready for replacement. So i ordered 3 sets as mentioned above. The protection covers are for the diam. 18 kneecaps, but fit also on the diam. 16. I find it a big improvement to protect them against dust/water to reduce wear!

Hello RE1100D enthusiastics! Today i received some parts from DAZON including the newest improved kneecaps for the swingarms. For all of you having problems like on the picture i made the following kit. This kit includes following parts: 16x 51123-BEB0-0000 Ball Knuckle,Bar End φ16×1.5 16x 53168-BEB0-0000 Protection cover, Ball Joint (Black) 8x 90140-12060-2B Bolt,Flange M12×1.25×60 8x 90210-12B01-2B Lock Nut,Flange M12×1.25 4x 90250-16B01-0A Nut,Hex M16x1.5 I added the protection covers as dust/water protection for all kneecaps. The kneecaps are maintenance free. All parts are original DAZON spareparts! So there should be no warranty problems. This kit will cost 260,00 Euro including transportation. If you are interested drop me a MP! The pic shows some of the parts for reference.

Nice work!!! Very good documented... What was the exact problem of the old steering box? Did you find it?

Correct! But take the weight of the buggy into account. This compresses the springs a bit...

If you have a closer look you can realize the engine is mounted several centimeters higher then ours... And with the maximum angle of the transmission axle this is the result.

This is DAZON Proto with long travel dualrate shocks, small coolant and different tires...

No, i did not test the software, because i do not have it right now... But i will get it from DAZON directly, so i assume i will work...

Hello again, the offered software is readonly and for diagnostics! You can have a look on various parameters... If you use other software use KWP2000 protocol an try to communicate with device "17". This is the devicenumber of the ECU! Anyone interested in the Diagnostics Software Kit please drop me an MP!!

Hello friends, the ECU shold be able to use KWP2000... I was offered a kit including software, a PCMCIA card, connector. The price will be around 100Euro each, anyone interested? I will check what can be done with this kit... Solong!

I would not use rims (jantes) from any car on your RE1100D!!!! Cars use screws, bolts with M12x... and the Buggy is M10x... Also the Buggy has NO centering ring for the rims. So without some modifications at the hub i would say it is VERY dangerous.

I found in the engine wiring diagram pin 1 of the connector is "diagnostics enable". Maybe this pin must be provided ground signal or 12V to enable the interface. For a ground signal you can easily test with an 10kohm resistor connecting pin 1 and 4, if you like. Did you also check with "ignition on"?