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But their catalogs are THE shit! Hell, I called and requested one. Great for three months worth of bathroom reading.

SELL IT! Tires are cupped anyway. sorry I had nothing constructive to add. but I hope it helps.

:shock: So I should have one whole beer or a large chocolate shake with this? Seriously does it even remotely work? I'm tired of being a fat pig and can't seem to loose the weight no matter what i eat or do :oops: :???:

:shock: I thought it smelled funny for exhaust :shock:

Good cuz I did a search for Earnest, MN and this is all that came up: I guess I went to the wrong house on Saturday :razz: There were 3 matches returned. Please choose one. Results 1 through 3 shown: Earnest Corner, ME, Penobscot, US Earnestville, MO, Dallas, US Earnestville, PA, Centre, US « New Search :???: :poke:

It will work, it just won't be perfect. If you are worried about it I'll swap ya my stock system for that Yosh. :twisted: I'll need directions. :razz:

MMMM that sounds good

SELL IT! Your tire is cupped! :razz: :razz: :razz: :razz: :razz: No, seriously, you could possibly have a vent hose clogged or kinked. I dunno if it's that simple of a fix or not but it costs nothing to try that. It is only two bolts to remove to lift the tank. Once you are there the filter is easy to get to. Does it start right back up once it's stalled? I dunno how handy you are with your tool :shock: but if you need help let me know. I can swing by & help you take a looksee.

I like Jerry's color, maybe a little darker.

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Nope there was none to be had. The fire would have starterd much easier. We had to use gear oil for the anal lube, plus it just seemed to be less gay that way (although some needed no lube :shock: )

Have you been doing any exercise or just the diet?

:shock: what's an air filter?

Keep an eye on eBay. I picked up a rear wheel assy for $100.

Throttlemiester, heavy. Try relaxing your grip a little. Check for loose motor mounts also.

I just bought some Dunlop 208s. I liked the 207 rear I had but we'll see how they work. I had some Avons and they wore too quickly IMHO.

You can download any map from the website. I have a stock bike with a K&N airfilter. I bought a PCII used and downloaded a map for advanced timing and a K&N (meaning you have to run 93 octane or higher) and was SHOCKED by the "seat of the pants" performance boost. I believe they come with the stock map in place but not sure.

Should be the vent.

I have a 99 and installed a pcII. I highly recommend installing one, the bike runs so much better and crisper. I don't have any aftermarket exhaust knowing how the bike reacts to the pcII I can't see not having one with any modifications. Just my .02 Bike looks great!

pm spEEdfrEEk (TJ) if you are still having problems, he REALLY knows his shit about carbed birds. He bought a carbed bird because he likes to tinker with and tune carbs!

Interest here.......it'll make doing stoppies a little easier!

Not really trying to do anything in particular....I'm just bored at work. I can machine triple clamps (I've done a bunch of MX bikes in fact 10 sets for Damon Bradshaw) but I can't bring the bike up and do much else. I am about to tear into the forks since I have a leaker. What are your suggestions on those? I really do value you guys opinions.

You haven't see my ass

What linkage? The rear shock? All you are doing is raising or lowering the rear end. I'm talking of making it steer a little quicker not lowering it. $300 for linkage? That's insane when I could make my own.

No, offset is the distance from the centerline of the fork tube to the centerline of the shaft. If you make that adjustment shorter it brings the front tire in a little hence making it corner a little sharper.