Cannondaleriders

Hi Scooter,<br /><br />I still cannot get my new laptop to talk to my SPEED despite the third code that Cathy forwarded me. Is it possible that I am not using the relevent interconnecting lead ( Bafo BF-810)? Am I also possibly out of date? My laptop blings continually all the time and send icioms u...

Do you mean drop Fuel Flow from stock setting of 2603 to 2500? If so, can I safely reduce throttle offset from stock 0.88 down to 0.75 for more instant throttle snap? I recall Mark Shlossnagle saying that we could go down as low as 0.6

What about contacting Laurie Dunlap at Webcamshafts. His email address is dunlap&webcamshafts.com

With the D&M Kit, what hex file should I use if I have upgraded my Speed to a MOTO pipe? I like the Speed map and would prefer not to change it to the MOTO map. Lastly, did the Blaze come spec'd with a titanium pipe as well as the Moto?

Yeah, you're right...but don't forget to clean your machine from time to time. Gotta hold that red, white and blue flag high, remember!

Let's make Powers wear a T-shirt which says: "Have Cannibal...won't clean filter"

I see that Jaybr's pic of the intake cam on page 1 has a stepped billet rod section as it approaches the threaded shaft where the impellar is affixed. My stock cam is not stepped, and ATK keep on sending me the incorrect water seal. Why did Cannondale make a running change to the design of the intak...

I once heard that a FRAM fuel filter which is twice the size of the oem spec'd Cannondale filter, actually restricts the flow of fuel far less than the original filter. Unfortunately there is always a trade off as the higher the flow rate, the less the filtering procedure. In the past 2 1/2 years I ...

No, it's he ribbed unit which is mounted under the frame below the air box tray. It has a short harness attached which connects up to the stator behind the flywheel I think...

Something which has interested me with "Dales with rear tank fuel pick-up fitings, is what will happen if you only have a pint or two of fuel in the tank when desending a steep hill. Surely the fuel flows to the front of the tank leaving a massive amount of nothingness behind it???