Awe, I'm bummed. I didnt even know that this ride was happening. I would have loved to have joined up for the stretch between sacramento and...
Aren't the '86 700 engine's cams gear driven? Get a replacement 700 or 750 engine for $500 or less to keep the bike going. Then tear the...
+1 Congrats, and ATGATT.
Raising the rear would be the quickest fix, but if the current seat height is right for you I would go the shorter kickstand route. These are...
+1 on checking your voltage measurements. These bikes need a solid and steady supply of electricity to operate correctly. Low, High, or...
Tool box liner... That's a freaking awesome idea! I have a spare seat that has a pretty worn and sun damaged cover on it. This sounds like an...
I just had to replace a home hot water heater, so funds are limited right now, but my bike would love new fairings.
Contact him and see if he has anything that you could positively ID as being off of your bike. If he does, I'd be happy to go look at it for you.
Welcome Bill, and Semper Fi devil dog!
Yes, but only if the time is set correctly on the VCR.
Yep. Time to pull the side fairings off, get a stethoscope, and figure out what area the ticking noise is coming from.
I think they missed a name: Wat Da Fuk I hope the intern at the NTSB gets a commendation for his actions.
Subscribed. We have a bent rim on the CBR F2 that will need to be looked at whenever new rubber is needed. I'll be sure to check out Frameman in...
Excellent news!
OK, it sounds like you have decent coolant, and your thermostat may be good. It does sound like the problem is the fan not working. Check this...
Does the fan ever come on? When was the last time the coolant was changed? How long does it take the bike to warm up when first started (is the...
Nice looking couple. Congratulations!
Congrats Long. They couldn't have picked a better greeter. :biggrin:
LOL That's good spin. Sent from taptalk with spell check and political correctness disabled
Well I'm not certified nor degreed on this subject, but here's my take on it. The reason automatic chain oilers prolong chain life is because...
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