I tried the zip tie thing using the heavy duty H.F. ones on a very stiff Gold Wing tire and I couldn't get it to work. Now that my son has a full size air power machine, I don't think I'll try it again. đ
Doesn't Joe have a new fancy garage to do all things motorcycle related? No heat in there yet? Or maybe wanted the rubber warmer for ease of installation? Likes to cook while swapping rubber?
Just the first place I pulled up.
https://www.hondaparts-direct.com/oempartfinder?aribrand=HOM&arian=motorcycle#/Honda_Powersports/CBR1100XXA_(97)_MOTORCYCLE%2c_JPN%2c_VIN%23_JH2SC350-VM000001_TO_JH2SC350-VM002696/FUEL_TANK_97-98/a8a32a84-8362-4005-954d-63558f8eb2d1/6bb4be06-0493-43de-9236-6a0ee959d5e7/y
It takes motivation to spend hours rubbing on metal. I start out motivated then it seems to go away. It's looking good.
After studying the pic with the tire in it, looks fine, nothing to worry about. đ¤Ĩđ¤Ĩđ¤Ĩ
I know beauty is in the eye and all that stuff but I'm not seeing that at all. I think Birds are way too good looking to screw up like that but each to his own.
I wasn't trolling but your headline-"how diabetes T2 is primarily an animal fat disease, not carbs" made it sound like my question. Yes I understand weight and diet has a huge effect on diabetes.
It's hard not to get the swirls. I had something marked down on a computer sticky note that was said to work well and all my sticky notes disappeared one day. âšī¸
I noticed last year watching NHRA drag races that some of the top teams are still using air powered tools to tear down the engine between rounds which is a time sensitive deal. Must be a reason.
Price the parts (pair) yourself so you can compare labor cost at different places. A good small shop can save money or a good mechanic willing to do it after hours.