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    Leonard Wesson

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    Westminster, United States

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    Westminster

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    Hunting, Fishing, Biking
  • Bike Year and Model
    2007 RSV Blue/Black

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  1. Did you ride a wheelie all the way there???? Cheers, Leonard
  2. I feel your pain. I'm taking my 07 in tuesday for the same thing. $800 quote. I did the rest of the 16K maintenance myself. Carb sync, clean air filters, new iridium plugs, oil change, etc. Cheers, Leonard
  3. I've had similar issues. The squealing is caused by a feedback loop and lack of input impedence, when using only one headset. I find I have to lower the IC volume when using only one headset. I've gotten into a habit of starting out at level 12 and then once we're moving, increasing the level to 16 - 18. As long as both headsets are plugged in before turning on the ignition, you're fine. But if only one, it can be painful. Yes, I hear the alternator noise also. I have also found that wearing earplugs really helps. You can still hear the headset and music, but it gets ride of the wind noise, etc. Cheers, Leonard
  4. Hmmm.... I was told they did not use any packing. I'll have to go back and check now. Cheers, Leonard
  5. Third vote for the Khromewerks. I have the turndown tips also. The final item that sold me on them is that they do NOT have to be repacked. The bubs should be repacked every 10K miles or so from what I've been told. Cheers, Leonard
  6. Westminster is continuing to grow as is all of SoCal. Still a great place to live. Cheers, Leonard
  7. Hi GW, Thanks for the info. cheers, Leonard
  8. I did the air intake mod and installed K&N filters on my 07 RSV. How often do they need to be cleaned and re-oiled? I installed them at 1K and now have 11K on the bike. Cheers, Leonard
  9. You may also want to turn the intercom volume up. My wife swears that it makes a difference when I use the CB to talk to her on her V-Star. Cheers, Leonard
  10. Hi Sterling, I have the same bike and same problem. Let me know what you find out please. Cheers, Leonard
  11. Hey Rick, I wanted to let you know I've had the mod installed for just over 2 weeks and it's already saved my bacon. This weekend I was on a back mountain road and came over a crest a little to hot, to find that the road dropped down at about a 20% grade and the road was very wet and super slick. It was overcast and cold so it may have been black ice. I bared touched the brake and still managed to lock it slightly even with the mod. I fishtailed but kept it upright. I did need a clean set of drawers though! I am 100% sure that if I did not have your mod installed, I probably would not have been able to recover from the fishtail. The rider behind me said he could read the venture logo on my saddlebag. Thanks for formalizing the mod. I have already recommended it to a handful of RSV / TD owners I'm in contact with. Once again, thanks for the mod and hard work. Cheers, Leonard
  12. I completely agree. On my wife's vstar the factory wiring is 18G and after the lights are one for a little bit, the wire is warm to the touch. On my venture, I ran 12 guage stranded for the Stebel horn, Passing Lamps and "fog' lights. Also ran a power bar to the trunk so I can replace any of the accessory fuses without having to disassemble her. Blew the fuse on the Stebel a week ago. 30 sec repair with the power bar being in the trunk. Cheers, Leonard
  13. Yessir, I'm not afraid of them wrenches. Just wondering when I really should have a dealer look at it. Like every 16K or something. I see in the manual that several things should be lubricated, etc. Just wondering what I really need to do and what is fluff. Best Regards, Leonard
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