Mekanix

I don't know what I did wrong then, used aircraft stripper, applied it about 20 times. Got most of the powdercoat? off the wheel, but it's embedded in the textured part a little still. Now masking the rim and gonna blast the bastage on the textured part with media, then paint black again. Really starting to regret starting that project. I did take the tire off too, and have cleaned it all up purty. Johnny

I've worked on other's Hondas and had a Shadow with a carb before my FI bird. It only takes one flooding for the plugs to foul on that Shadow, the plugs are toasted. I got so tired of replacing em, I kept 4 in my tank bag and would swap em out whenever they fouled, clean em up for next time. Comparatively, to a car, the spark is horribly weak. Even had a friends rebel that fouled only one side from my garage to the end of the culdesac. Swapped em, clean the fouled one and it's been running ever since. Go figure. And he was telling me I didn't know what I was doing, Even though those carbs were set correctly, with the weather warming and all that it might be a good idea to get practice on cab adjustment and plug reading. Johnny

Put it on my tab, officer. When the group buy happens, I'm in.

I just bought 2 different types for GoldWing from JCWhitney. It was cheap... Item: 262934 REUSABLE PLASTIC RIVETS OEM REPLACEMENT Quantity: 1 @ Total Price:$5.99 USD Status: In stock and reserved Item: 262935 LOW PROFILE REUSABLE PLASTIC RIVETS - OE Quantity: 1 @ Total Price:$5.99 USD Status: In stock and reserved Item: JM VISIT JCWMOTORCYCLE.COM Quantity: 1 @ Total Price:$.00 USD Status: In stock and reserved Item: JG !!THANKS FOR YOUR ORDER!! Quantity: 1 @ Total Price:$.00 USD Status: In stock and reserved One was the flush, one was the button top. I figured I needed to replace a few for my 99 that keeps snapping off from old age. They are perfect, but still in the bag so I may be full of shit. Johnny