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  1. royalstarjac
    We were there on the 19th. Here's a pic. http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b152/bigjack1/Dragon101908/Dragon2.jpg
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    Sounds like they're already drilled out. put em on and see how they sound. If you want em louder drill em out some more.
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    Sorry you had a bad experience. However, this is a good reason to keep a good watch on your tires and get them changed before a trip. Than your not at the mercy of people you don't know.-Jack
  4. royalstarjac
    I've got something I rest my throttle hand on in cruise mode. My right knee!
  5. royalstarjac
    Here is a link to the Virginia assistance list. Looks like at least one member in the richmond area. http://www.venturerider.org/forum/member.php?u=2464 Good luck! http://www.venturerider.org/forum/memberlist.php?&pp=30&order=desc&sort=location&&field12=2&page=5
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    3 1/2 with filter change.
  7. royalstarjac
    I believe that pic is taken from Yamahas web site.-Jack
  8. royalstarjac
    If you over tighten these filters they are a B##ch to remove! I had to tear one completely apart, then use a chisel to get the remaining metal base to unscrew. Never again!-Jack
  9. royalstarjac
    It's a good idea to use anti sieze compound on the threads of anything threading into aluminum including spark plugs.-Jack
  10. royalstarjac
    Checked your steering head bearings lately? They might need tightening. Also, why are you running 7 psi in the front forks, that is the max recommended. Try running them around 2 psi and see if that helps. How much psi are you running in the rear shock? I usually run 20-25 in the rear and 2-3 in the front.
  11. royalstarjac
    At 22k mi I just had the dealer repack the swing arm and steering head bearings. It was pricey but I now have peace of mind that they've been taken care of.-Jack
  12. royalstarjac
    42 front 50 rear.-Jack
  13. royalstarjac
    Is your cb on all the time? Try turning it off.-Jack
  14. royalstarjac
    I believe that is right at dealer cost. If your serious about the bike you might want to jump on it. JMO.-Jack
  15. royalstarjac
    Hey yall, I've added another bike to the stable. It's a new (to me) '87 Kawasaki Concours with 33k mi I picked up on Ebay. I got it to play in the twisties and commute to work on weekends when I don't ride in the van pool. I live 98 mi from my work. I've already racked up 22k mi on my 07 RSV. The Concours is a nice bike but it sure will make you appreciate the comfort of the RSV!-Jack
  16. royalstarjac
    Yamaha recommends bias ply tires for the RSV. Personally I stick with their reccomendation.-Jack
  17. royalstarjac
    Fjr1300
  18. royalstarjac
    Good looking boy! Thanks for sharing the pics!-Jack:clap2:
  19. royalstarjac
    Also, your clamp may not be wide enough. Here is a link to a clamp that works.-Jack http://www.chopperscycle.com/page/VTS/PROD/42-264/24032
  20. royalstarjac
    Cool! Thanks for the heads up Larry! Our tax dollars at work.-Jack
  21. royalstarjac
    You may have to grind some of the weld on the header pipe flush to get the muffler to slide on all the way or cut a small notch in the muffler pipe to clear the raised weld.-Jack
  22. royalstarjac
    Yes, it's good all the way to 2009 since nothing has changed.-Jack
  23. royalstarjac
    Utopia http://www.utpr.com/
  24. royalstarjac
    I own an M1 Super 90 COMBAT model.-Jack
  25. royalstarjac
    This is a great deal on some auxillary lights. I just ordered a set for an 87 Concours I bought. You have to phone in your order, they are having problems with their web site. http://www.rallylights.com/Optilux/optilux_1500.asp
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