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Yeh I second that, check the voltage at the relays, the heating coil maybe toast. when was the last time you had it serviced? yes, I know that sounds funny, what make is it? would you like some C4. If you like your nipples hard, don't worry about the furnace. 15 degrees on the left coast.

Not to repeat myself but!

I use engine ice in mine, brings the temp way down, not sure how many degrees though. and its enviromentally friendly.

I use engine ice in mine, brings the temp way down, not sure how many degrees though. and its enviromentally friendly.

I use engine ice in mine, brings the temp way down, not sure how many degrees though. and its enviromentally friendly.

So whats the deal with Dunlop D220s cheapest tire on the market, is there a problem with these tires. At 180US its hard to beat. Are they made in the US, if so I won't have to pay duty on them. Tell me, Tell me

Hey Tim, I felt no noticable difference, but very well made, good name, never needs replacing. Oh yeh come with a cool sticker. Try Imperial Motorsports for your valve job, probably cheaper. If you take of all the nessasary bodywork before hand it will be even cheaper. Peter.

How about the MEZ6. This is a new tire, wondering if anybody has used them yet, and how they would rate them.

Thanks guys. Think I'm going with the Avons. Big diference in price down south way cheaper. Thanks for the offer Eric. Anybody know how much duty on tires is. You know Tim theres 13000kms on those Macadams and still life left in them, but they are 4 years old and the rubber looks hard. What the heck its only money.

What I should have said is, I bought the bike in 2002 and have only been riding it since March 2003 it only had 3000KMs when I bought it. So in a little over two and a half years it only gained 3000KMs.

My Bird is a 2000, still have the origonal tires, after 4 years on the bike the rubber looks kind of hard, do you think I should change them even though there is alot of life left in them, or wear them right down. They are Michelin Macadams, and have 13000KMs on them. And have any of you used Maxxis tires yet ?? These are highly rated in Europe. Just wondering. Cheers, Peter. :?:

Charles Be safe hire an engineer to look at it. No disrespect to Dion sounds like he knows exactly what he is talking about. Or a knowlegable carpenter friend would be able help. But as Dion said perimitter walls are load bearing, also if you have central stair case, one wall either side is usally load bearing as well. Would help to know if it's one or two stories? trusses for a roof, Etc. Good luck. :hammer: Peter.

Some of those highsides look deadly man. Got to get that DVD :bike:

So looks like around 39MPG average, which is pretty much what I'm getting to Cheers

This has been done before I am sure. But as a matter of imidiate interest, what are you guys getting per gallon,?????