Flyinfool
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I did notice that this is not even going to be available in the home country of Germany, ONLY in a country that does not care about pollution.
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Bike now has a battery & 2 coils in
Flyinfool replied to dingy's topic in Venture and Venture Royale Tech Talk ('83 - '93)
I have been storing all of my deep cycle RV batteries on either concrete or metal for the last 20 years, not a single problem due to storage. As was mentioned the battery tray in my truck is metal. -
If it stops snowing tomorrow tomorrow I will try to post some pics of the damage.
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Your passing lamps alone draw a lot more than 3 Amps.
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Your pretty close to RedRider. If desperation sets in, I have done this to my bike and it is quite easy, but a longer ride.
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I would really love to convert my mill to CNC 5 axis. I could then use the same controller to convert my Lathe to CNC. Second thought would be a garage so that I can still work on the bike when the weather is bad.
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I have a plastic car topper to put on my HF trailer. I did not notice when I acquired it that it looks to have been crashed on one corner. There are some deep scrapes and the corner was pushed in and it rubbed thru at the crease mark. I cant complain, the price was right, which is why I did not look at it closely. I think the thing is vac formed out of ABS but I'm not certain about that. It is an off white in color and has a heavily textured surface. It is a Kartote brand. I was going to do the repair by laying up some glass cloth and epoxy on the inside, but after thinking about that, I realized that this cover is very flexible/flimsy and the glass/epoxy would not be, It will probably just crack off. Is there something flexible that I can use with the glass cloth to repair the crack. Eventually I will paint it, but that will not be for a while, at least not this year, unless I just buzz bomb it.
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If it is not gone by then, I will be up in your part of the state (Ladysmith) for the 4th of July weekend. Maybe I can stop by and have a look. Don't save it for me, if its gone it is gone, my loss for waiting.
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I have used this for its intended purpose and it did work well. http://media.midwayusa.com/productimages/large/222/222645.jpg In my guns I notice an increase in muzzle velocity and reduced peak pressure with the moly coated bullets. Never tried it for any other purpose. But now I might.
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Where the HE$$ does the seat nuts go.
Flyinfool replied to Eddie's topic in Royal Star Venture Tech Talk ('99 - '13)
OUCH! Your not supposed to drop your nuts..... Doesn't the big nut go ON the seat? -
I grew up as that "different" kid through school. Never fit in with the crowd, did not have the coordination to play any sports, looked funny, etc. I never had any special medical or physiological help. Look at how I turned out.
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Will this new truck at least be capable of pulling that MC trailer ALL the way to the left coast? Glad your getting better.
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That looks like a LONG way back to have that much load hanging. I don't think I would trust it for anything more than very short distance emergency use. Just to many disclaimers in the ad.
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Hmmmm..... Interesting. I bet it would get better gas mileage than my 1st gen.
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I wonder how many that you were seeing were people getting out of motorcycling. Now with the gas prices skyrocketing more people are keeping their bikes. Talked to a local stealer and he said that there are loads of bikes crawling out of storage that have been stored for many years and the owners want them running. Same thing happened last time gas hit $4.
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Yup bad connetion on either power or ground side.
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How do I get a few (dozen?) pygmies sent diirect to someone. I don't want them little derelicts anywhere near me....
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Obviously, That is a brandy keg. Once you get out of Wisconsin, brandy can be hard to find......
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valve adjustment questions
Flyinfool replied to preach2u's topic in Venture and Venture Royale Tech Talk ('83 - '93)
I may be wrong but I thought that I read somewhere that the Suzuki type tool will work on the venture, but only if the engine is out of the bike. So if you were doing some other major engine work the Suzuki type tool is supposed to be easier to use. But I am only going from memory of what I think I remember reading on here somewhere. I am old and do suffer from CRS syndrome. Here is a thread where I am in the process of making some valve shim tools. http://www.venturerider.org/forum/showthread.php?t=55831 I still am not finished with these since I have other projects that are more pressing right now and tying up my mill. If you have access to a CNC mill (I'm all manual machining) the tool would be fairly easy to make. With manual machining, it is fairly challenging. -
And now you know why I have never asked any woman to get that done and there is no way I would have it done to me either. It did not look like fun and the hair will just grow back anyhow.
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Erika and I are hoping for the best for you. It sure was sounding a lot more scary for awhile.
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The problem is that I looked at all of those posts and found way to many thing that I want/need to have. I am hoping that that huge number of posts was just the startup blast.
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Freebird was sure a busy boy this morning..... Must be tryin to get his post count up...... The only problem is that I want more of that stuff than I have cash.
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I think I'll just stay south of the border......
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Trail member do but not trial members... . . . . . . Sorry, Couldn't help myself.