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  2. But only if a needle valve stuck open. Thinking of all the bikes that didn't have a vacuum shut off and many people didn't close the manual valve.
  3. Actually, I just realized that mine can't because I've by-passed the vacuum line. Fuck you beetlejuice!
  4. No, that's an EFI only thing. The carbed bikes could become flooded due to a failed fuel shut-off valve. Hasn't happened to mine...and I might have just summoned Beatlejuice.
  5. Does a carb bird have an FPR? I don’t recall my carb bikes having one, just my FI birds. I immediately thought FPR when he mentioned hydro locked. Been there with a VFR and had a bird with a case full of super unleaded.
  6. Right side. Or you could put it on the centerstand in high gear and turn the wheel backwards.
  7. Yesterday
  8. I'm channeling my inner Toe-cutter.
  9. Good call - that should have been first, check oil level and odor.
  10. And check the oil and the level
  11. If the plugs didn't actually fire, you may be okay. I do like Mike said pull the plugs out. Got to hit the starter again. If there's any liquid in there it should get pushed out. Leave the kill switch off
  12. I'm sure Joe has 15 or 20 motors in stock, he'll cut you a deal 🤣 Brother, when my FPR went out I had fuel up to the bottom of the throttle body blades and it didn't hurt my motor. Roll it outside, pull the plastics, plugs, tarp it up, and crank up Old Faithful and see how high the fuel shoots in the air 😁 Don't do what I did and do that in the shop where it hit the ceiling.
  13. Right or left? While sitting on bike. Facing forward.
  14. You could remove the crank-end plug, and see if it will rotate backwards half a turn, or so. If it does and then stops again, pull the plugs like Mike said, and re-evaluate.
  15. Check to see if the fuel shutoff is still working. They are known to go bad after 20 years or so. Me, I'd pull plugs and get a look inside.
  16. Getting the bird out of the shed. Put the battery in and hit the ignition. Always started right up in the past. Very partial turnover then nothing. Hit the starter and it sounds like its engaging but motor does not turn over. I don't want to fuck anything up. Never dealt with this before. What do I do. 1997 carbed bird. TIA
  17. Look at you with the show off numbers 😀 Thanks for rec but I do think I read that the wrist ones could have less accuracy but I don’t recall how or why. I did the readings for two weeks and they stayed in that slightly higher that ideal zone, nothing crazy high. I call the doc who was away now until the end of April. Reception said they’d leave a not about my readings for the doc on her return. I’m not too worried about it at this point but will continue to try to improve by making more healthier daily choices. To be continued ….
  18. Last week
  19. Free just pay the shipping two bolts, rear signals , spring tail light front sprocket
  20. Well duh. You can't just go and cut a strap willy nilly, you'd need a hot knife cutter which will require lots of input. But seriously, not having a bunch of strap to have to secure makes life easier. A less permanent alternative is to roll up the excess and zip tie it...and figuring that out 'should' only take two pages and three failed attempts.
  21. Flat head Knuckle head Pan head Shovel head
  22. ...picking on my own haircut...
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