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- Birthday 10/30/1966
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Name
Richard Schaefer
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Ravenna, OH, United States
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Ravenna
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OH
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United States
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Riding, Wrenching, Shooting and Brewing
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1986 XVZ13DSC, 2006 XVZ13TFV
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Field Engineer
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tools, pick up, road side
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I used to put new plugs in my '83 and '86 every year, but I haven't changed the plugs in my '06 RSV since 2019.
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https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2730016183875736/?ref=browse_tab&referral_code=marketplace_top_picks&referral_story_type=top_picks I found this on the FB Marketplace in Memphis. It might be a solid investment for a parts bike for someone in the near vicinity. If I had room to store it I'd be taking it home with me.
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Hate to be "that guy" but, I have never shut off the petcock on my '06 RSV and never had a problem with fuel smell or hydro lock. Maybe just lucky? (maybe just stupid 🤪).
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https://us.govee.com/products/govee-permanent-outdoor-lights-2?variant=44412170305721
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Has anyone here installed the Govee permanent out door LED puck lights on their home? I see a multitude of "Reviews" on youtube and some installation tips, but I 'd like to get some first hand perspective before I install them. I've wanted to do something like this since we moved into the "new" (built in 1880) house. The price tag was a bit above my comfort zone. Then I found three sets of the Govee Permanent Outdoor Lights 2 for the price of one set at an unclaimed freight type store, so I snagged them up. I just need to get the eaves scraped and painted before tackling the lights installation. Like I said, any insights?
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Stuttering and quitting
luvmy40 replied to Precious's topic in Royal Star and Royal Star Tour Deluxe Tech Talk
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The easiest place to start is looking for vacuum leaks in the intake circuits and inspecting/cleaning the ignition wire connections. Have the carbs ever been synchronized?
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Pretty sure the RSV plastics are interchangeable year to year. Not so for the Gen 1 MK1 and MK2. I could be wrong but someone here will correct me if I am.
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Work Sharp Professional Precision Adjust knife sharpener
luvmy40 replied to luvmy40's topic in Watering Hole
I also have the WS Mk2(and Mk1) without the tool sharpening kit. It does do a great job quickly on most edges. I like it very much, but the ProPrecAdust is just head and shoulders above it for a hair splitting edge. The MK2 is probably the better choice for longer blades, but for pocket knives and shorter fixed blades, the ProPrecAdjust is quick and easy. -
Hi, my name is Rich and I am a knife addict. And a motorcycle addict. And a coffee addict. And a micro brew addict. OK, lets just say I have an addictive personality. While I am, undeniably addicted to all of the above, my downfall is that I cannot afford to fuel all of those addictions as I would like to. I have always wanted a Wicked Edge sharpening system (as well as a Yamaha R1, a Slayer V3 espresso machine, and a lifetime supply of Dogfish Head 120 Minute IPA). But that was way out of my price range. Then Work Sharp came out with the Precision Adjust sharpening system at $120.00ish, which is like a Lansky +. I held out on it because it got some mixed reviews. Then they brought out the Professional Precision Adjust system, which is the Precision Adjust on steroids. At $250.00+/-, it was still above my spending limit. I just found one, open box but unused at a "bin" store in Memphis for $80.00. After sharpening all of my working knives with it, I'd have to say it's probably worth the $250.00 price tag. Or close to it any way. YMMV
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Anybody close to Kitchener.....I will need some help.
luvmy40 replied to ReinyRooster's topic in Watering Hole
RR, please take notes and pics of the process. I have a center stand to install on my '06 and have been putting it off 'cause I'm not sure what all is involved. -
Lucas Heavy Duty Oil Stabilizer is a 100% petroleum additive and contains no detergents(which are what muck up our clutches). I have used Lucas Heavy Duty many times in my '83 and '86, though I have not used any in my '06 to date. It was recommended to me by a long time RSTD owner to smooth hard shifting.
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The Originals are now 40 years old. Who's still rideing them ?
luvmy40 replied to Vickersguy's topic in Watering Hole
I sold my '83 about 3 years ago. Sold the '86 last year. Now I'm down to the '06. The new house had no room for 3. -
Late again! Happy birthday!