Clear Clutch Cover Tutorial for 17- Current GSXR 1000

In this video I show you how to Install this Clear Clutch Cover Tutorial for 17- Current GSXR 1000 / 1000-R. This mod definitely will make your bike stand out from the rest for Sure!!!
Clear Clutch Cover RED
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Clear Clutch Cover BLUE
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Clear Clutch Cover YELLOW
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Clear Clutch Cover SILVER
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[@KristinSanchez-fw2fq]

This looks amazing!

[@RidingInDNA]

Great video brother! Not even single small bit of information left behind. I'll definitely refer to your video again when I'll get in onto my 2023 GSX-R1000R.

[@ACProductions77]

your welcome been waiting and wanting to do this video for a very long time. very glad that the video is doing real good. dont forget to sub as I also have a heated grips and electronic cruise control video coming soon.

[@YoyoEnglish-oq9we]

I have looked at these for months and have not seen a single video or photo of it on a current gsxr 1k. If this bad boy doesn't leak, ill get one ASAP

[@ACProductions77]

so far no leaks thats why I recommend lock tight on all the screws. & I also looked into it as well your right there is no video currently out there for this cover thats why I wanted to be the 1st!!

[@jonasrueda4195]

That came out so sweet. Take my money. 😂

[@bhatiapullens3618]

Great video Bro! Thanks!!

[@ACProductions77]

You should get it done on your bike as well and we will be the only ones in IL with this mod 😎 link for the cover is in the Description

[@ACProductions77]

here is a link to the red cover>>ebay.us/m4KJwm

[@dute007]

Hello sir this is just a suggestion you know, how about you remove and disable all the emission on that bike or putting an aftermarket stabilizer removing the stock ones?

[@ACProductions77]

was not planning on doing that on this bike. but if I come across another gsxr 1000 that would like that done ill make a video from it and post it.

[@dute007]

@@ACProductions77 ok thanks man and ride safe 👌

[@__Max-oe6zm]

Why didn't you put any liquid gasket maker (like Suzuki Bond) where the case halves meet?

[@ACProductions77]

it had its own gasket no need to install another one.

[@__Max-oe6zm]

@@ACProductions77 Suzuki says you do, maybe you know more than Suzuki or every other manufacturer that says the same thing? Or maybe if it develops a small oil leak after a year or so, you'll bother to read the service manual to learn what you don't know.

[@user-cx1kz4lx5z]

Ты заводил мото без масла?

[@LowImpedance1]

Nice vid, looks like your a bit low on oil, don't starve you babies :)

[@shaunauvaa6615]

That condensations moisture in the oil crack the cap a little bit and let it steam off.... maybe lol im no mechanic

[@ACProductions77]

ya thats what i did and it cleared right up thank you

[@rollyman3754]

These are way cool. Just wondering how they look after six months or more. Can't find any info or video on these other than new installs. Anyone who installed one of these, brave enough to post how they look after long term use? Not intending to be negative but these are expensive just for bling factor, 0% performance upgrade. Not worried about leaks as can be dealt with.

[@ACProductions77]

ill be posting a 6month review when the time comes

[@mavicprah8063]

Hi. I found these ones exactly the same on Aliexpress for my gsxr 600 but they cost around 400Eur… wtf? 😂

[@ACProductions77]

its not cheap thats for sure, the one for my 1000 cost me $700 usd =(

[@mavicprah8063]

@@ACProductions77 but it’s so cool, and is that glass really crystal, or is it plastic?

[@ACProductions77]

@@mavicprah8063 it’s actually made out of clear plexiglass another fancy word of just saying that it’s plastic Not made of real glass

[@mavicprah8063]

@@ACProductions77 I see. However, if it breaks, perhaps you can take it somewhere and have them create that circular shape again and that's it

[@mavicprah8063]

@@ACProductions77 I also stumbled upon another video on KZbin (I don't want to spam) featuring a GSX-R 750 and it appears that there was a sensor present when opening the clutch cover. However, for my GSX-R 600 L0 (2010), it seems quite straightforward to remove the cover. I believe it's just a matter of unscrewing it and that's it. Additionally, did you need to drain the oil before removing it?