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  • Birthday 12/02/1976

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  1. Free bump back to the top, since that is all I can offer. Or I'd have this whole setup in my garage. Mega deal to be had! Good luck Rick
  2. Since I can't buy it (next vehicle will be replacing my Subaru), at the least I can bump it. :icon_thumbsup:
  3. A friend of mine has a newer Honda Odessy minivan. It's a second from the top-of-the-line model. Its has its rear view camera display built into the rear view mirror. Put it into reverse, and the left hand 1/3 side of the mirror lights up with the display. Once off, as stated before, you cannot tell its there. Cool stuff. Possibly order the rear view from a Honda dealer, if need be.
  4. Don't forget that Jennings has a forum also. Narrows done your search area to maybe something closer. Not sure how far you want to travel to check out a bike. I've been doing used car/bike research (read: shopping) lately and hate when I find what could be the perfect deal, only to find the object is in Washington St. Linky Here
  5. No worries about the hi jack. Make sure that the pads are correctly installed at the top of the caliper, you know where the tab on the pad slides into a notch on the caliper. The pads will go in incorrectley and bolt in, if requiring a little assistance. Ask me how I know. Might not be your problem, just a thought.
  6. Unfortunatley, I don't have a cluster for you, but an FYI. You might be able to purchase just the back of the gauge cluster from Honda. At least that is how my '02 is built. Despite different guage setup, I'm pretty sure it is built the same. My guauges are in three pieces; the front cover that you look at and through, the guts of the guages themselves, and the back plate (white plastic) that holds the guages together and mounts them to the front subframe. When I surfed the ashphault the first time, I also broke every tab that was attached to the subframe. Gauges looked and worked fine, just the tabs were broken. Try Service Honda or Ron Ayers Honda. They have online parts fische and exploded views of the bike and can get the part numbers to order. It maybe a lot easier to source that plastic than trying to find an entire gauge cluster. Also, obviously, you can get the front subframe also. Good Luck.
  7. Last night I pulled the old pads and see where there is nothing applied to the backing plate. Just clean and install the pads. Thanks everyone for their time.
  8. Ok, maybe I'm just a simpleton? Do these just glue/double sided tape to the cover? Great way to cover up my not so great looking generator cover.
  9. Quick question for ya'll, When replacing the front pads, do you use any kind of brake quiet applicant to the pad backing plates. Or do you just put the pads in the calipers just as they are, straight out of the plastic wrapper? Thanks.
  10. Tried that. Then, when i uncovered the bike, I was greeted with 3 black widow spiders and their family of egg sacks up in the fairings and gauges. That would have been nice to have while riding.
  11. Unfortunately due to my living situation, my XX has to sit outside. It hasn't been ridden since RacerXX last, well whenever that was. Went to go move it. Bike rolled out just fine. Until I went to squeeze the front brake lever. Lever was frozen, or so it felt. Finally it moved on the third hard squeeze. Now the front wheel is practically locked up and the brake lever will not return on its own to the full foward position. There is some serious binding of the brake pads and rotor. Upon a quick intial inspection, there is some corrosion between the brake pad backing plate and the guide pins that they ride on. Has anyone had the pads seize onto the guide pins? Or am I totally fucked and the caliper pistons are corroded and hosed. I really don't want to have to rebuild the calipers and BLEED the oh so simple brake system on this bike. I'll probably take it to stealership for that headache. Any ideas or experience would be appreaciated. Ride safe everyone...
  12. Whenever you are free Scott, could you PM me the list also, whatever you were kind enough to send to HanksXX. Realistically, I won't be buying squat due to the holidays. It's just my curiosity more than anything. Doesn't help that KTM are on my short list for a second bike. Thank you for your time. Rob
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