CBRXX Posted July 9 Posted July 9 Mine finally broke again, not bad only 2nd or 3rd time in 24 years. Got my last one from John when he was with us and doing the Bike Bits. Likely got a spare but no clue in what box it would be after moving. Found this and appears identical. If searching elsewhere try the #437. That 70A is a firmness, higher is harder. 437 Buna-N O-Ring, 70A Durometer, Round, Black, 6" ID, 6-1/2" OD, 1/4" Width 5 pack for $15, I guess I have a lifetime supply. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0051XYGGA/ They have good charts if ever looking for something different size https://www.mroring.com/ Quote
rockmeupto125 Posted July 10 Posted July 10 How about finding us a battery strap while you are looking. Quote
SwampNut Posted July 10 Posted July 10 50 minutes ago, rockmeupto125 said: How about finding us a battery strap while you are looking. I've forgotten so much...wouldn't it likely be shared with other Hondas? Quote
SwampNut Posted July 10 Posted July 10 Envy me, bitches! (Sorry about the dust, I've forgotten to clean up under the seat lately.) Also, look ma, no carbs. And a working ECU. For now. Quote
DaveK Posted July 10 Posted July 10 (edited) 9 minutes ago, SwampNut said: Envy me, bitches! (Sorry about the dust, I've forgotten to clean up under the seat lately.) Also, look ma, no carbs. And a working ECU. For now. The bungee net can be folded so much more efficiently than that. Epic fail. The negative battery terminal should be polished, and touch up the rub marks on the underside of the seat rails. Fucking disgusting. You are an embarrassment to all of us that take a minimal amount of pride in our work. So disappointed in you. I do love that the stickers are still there Edited July 10 by DaveK Quote
SwampNut Posted July 10 Posted July 10 5 minutes ago, DaveK said: The bungee net can be folded so much more efficiently than that. LOL! As I posted, I knew two things... You'd notice the dust. And the net should go in that other space that's for the lock. I actually have a tube-shaped zipper bag to go in there now, have to just do it. 1 Quote
SwampNut Posted July 10 Posted July 10 Wait a sec. You don't have any such terrible situations because, YOU DON'T ACTUALLY OWN ANY FUCKING MOTORCYCLES! Talk about embarassing. Quote
CALCXX Posted July 14 Posted July 14 (edited) Phillip, that is great trick. Use your boots. Risky for sure but, it worked. I suppose you could have also put a couple cases of beer in the saddlebags to help? Edited July 14 by CALCXX Quote
superhawk996 Posted July 14 Posted July 14 3 hours ago, CALCXX said: I suppose you could have also put a couple cases of beer in the saddlebags to help? Expected reply from a quitter. Don't fall for it Phil, Cal's looking for the followup photo of the bike after it fell because you wanted a beer. 1 Quote
RXX Posted July 14 Posted July 14 7 hours ago, CALCXX said: Phillip, that is great trick. Use your boots. Risky for sure but, it worked. I suppose you could have also put a couple cases of beer in the saddlebags to help? We brought 12 bottles of Bill’s home brew with us for Bill and Phil’s excellent adventure. Bottles. In my side bags. This is us entering Yellowstone from Bear Tooth Pass. 1 Quote
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