Kregerdoodle
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get carbs synced and check for a vacume leak, could be the rubber nipples and or hoses that connect to the carbs in the center, check them out, it doesn`t take much of a leak to get the popping.
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Merry Christmas!!!!
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are you keeping the revs up??? These engines like to be wound out, not like a V-twin...
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alot of guys are going with the Avon Viper , it is a Radial and has good tread pattern..
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Just sent the info to some Harly buddies of mine, if they don`t they know alot of people.
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Happy Easter to you and yours... God Bless.
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Very Nice set up!! and thats the best color also!!
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Walt, always hate to hear this stuff, Thoughts and Prayers are sent. Kreg
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I don`t have a clue how to fix it, like I said, I have nuts on my bolts...it just sits there..
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That is looking good.... Great shop also!! so that bike is a Honda Dream?? heard of them but never seen one.
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first gen or second?? I don`t have fastened down, its just there, figure the wind is gonna have to blow me off of the thing before it can blow my seat off....
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they have had that in Texas for awhile...not sure of the fine, but don`t want to find out...
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I put just enough trans fluid in my small engine gas to change the color, I havn`t done it to the bike, but that gas really screwed up my new Cub Cadet rider, sure wish I had been using the trans fluid sooner, may have to try it in the bike also, but what a pain to try and take some with you, and if you use too much you foul the plugs Thanks for the post!
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I hate to hear this stuff...... Thoughts and Prayers sent!!
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hope the cook uses 2 sheets!!!
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I used white loctite on my shortly after getting it...they were loose, the screws on the trunk lid latch had backed all the way out and were laying in the bottom of the trunk..
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Thought and Prayers are sent in this time of loss. K
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Boomer, we have a ride on the 10th, try and come in on the 9th and we`ll get ya fixed up! ( I have watched it done, LOL ) and ya can make the ride with us on the 10th.. Does that kit come with the gasket?? K
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That looks great!!!!
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Congrats on the new scoot..... But like has been said, you don`t need to move on...heck we have 2 moderators that I know of that do not have ventures....one even has a Hardly, and we still talk to him....stick around!!
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that is a rubber coating and probably doesn`t go all the way through.... I wouldn`t sweat it, but lets hear from the pros and see what they say..
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Kregerdoodle replied to MidlifeVenture's topic in Royal Star Venture Tech Talk ('99 - '13)
you can check the air filters with out removing the front fairing , probably eiseir taking them off though, I checked mine with out removing the fairing. I am sur that some one around you has a carb sync and would be more then happy to help you out with that.. get hooked up with some of the folks around you or attend a maint. Day, and they will gladly point you in the right dirrection on maint. good luck and happy learning.. -
Now that sucks.....I havn`t seen any yet, but I`m sure They will find me...
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Thoughts and Prayers sent.
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Welcome to the Family!! Your right about this place, you will never meet a better bunch of folks!! Yes you will need to get your bike off the ground to do a full service, greese the splines, ect. I beleave there is a thread in the tech area with a step by step, but it is no big deal, if you pull the drive shaft, that can be a bugger to get back in.. If you don`t find the post, then we can walk you through it. pull your rear wheel, clean all the greese off of the gear part of your wheel and there you will find a split ring, take it off, then remove the hub from the wheel, you may need a large screw driver to help with this, then get some steel whool to remove any rust off of the splines and the holes that the splines fit in to. use a good Molly greese like Honda Molly 60, you do not need to use alot, greese the splines and re-install all. if you are removing the drive shaft, remove the 4 acorn nuts, and pull the rear hub back untill it comes out. clean the shaft and lube. like I said getting it back in is a fun job, but doable.. I hope this helps, others are better at typing instructions then I am and am sure they will post also.. again welcome to the Family!! K