blackhawkxx

I have scraped my fairing before hitting the feelers! I don't like that much.

I am one down in front and one up in the rear (46). I wanted to try 47 rear in the last group buy but it didn't work out. With a stock front and one up in the rear, I don't think that you would be able to tell the difference. It is hard to get steel rear sprockets. If you want to go more than one tooth, I think it would be better to just do the front and it is cheaper also. If I rode long trips, I would leave it stock, I don't.

Has anyone here ran a 15 tooth front?

This shoud be put into a file to save because you know in a couple of weeks or so, someone will be asking about it. I know they can do a search, but it would be nice to have a "Here is how it is done" file.

Back in the early 80's, we had gasahol. I ran it in my car. It ran OK but I did seem to have some carb troubles.

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Up until about a year ago, there was no stores anywhere near me (still not close). I didn't know they even had stores, only mailorder.

If you jacked up your bike so the front tire just touched the ground, couldn't you just slide the axle out without removing the wheel?

Harbor Freight always had free shipping on anything over $50. The last catalog that I looked at, it didn't seem to be this way anymore. I have gotten a good bit of stuff from them over the years, even a 4x8 trailer which had free shipping.

Let us know how that goes. NOS Yea baby.

What, you don't do that???

If you don't mind Herb, what do you weigh in pounds?

I like this part:

I bet I could use those 1.0's

Oh, and smack your buddy up the side of his head.

So, the metal pieces on the end in the photo are bearings? Is so, will you be selling the full unit or just the cones or both ways? If you sold the full working piece, you could sell them for any bike, make tons of money and retire.

Thank you.

When you can, how about a photo with them on the wheel as it would be used, please?

So me being 225 lbs. with stock springs could reduce the air gap to help my front end?

True but I also remember buying a brand new car for $5,000.

Are you pulling the forks each time or are you draining from the bottom?

Yea, Buel.

A Yamaha dealership gives discounts to a Honda forum members? If so, great :!:

So the Bird does have accelerator pumps like a Holley? Twist the grip and it shoots fuel in even with the motor off?

The only thing that would really bug me would be water in the cylinders. Salt water, no way.