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TEW47

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  1. Just remembered, a couple of weeks ago I read an article from the Government that stated they wanted to make gyroscopes mandatory on all motorcycles. Just think in a few all our motorcycles will stand up like this one.

     

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  2. Rode over to the shop that changed the tire ad let them ride it. After checking a lot things and riding it he though the steering head bearing were to loose. I also explained to him I have neurotrophy in my feet and I didn't know if it was me or the bike weaving. When I got home I tighten the bearings, but have not rode it yet. Don't how much longer I can ride with feet getting weak. If it were not for the heal and toe shifter I couldn't ride. My left foot is that weak.

     

     

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  3. Jacked the bike up and bumped the handlebars left and right and they only bounces 1 time in each direction. The old Avon had about 20,000 miles on and it didn't move side to side. As soon as I put the Michlein tire it started to shake. Both are the same 130 size. Went to 130 because I teach MSF classes, and the 130 helped in the ERC class, easer doing the firgue eight in the box.

     

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  4. Had a Avon 130 on the front. Changed to a Michelin 2 on the front size 130 also. Put dyna beads in, took weights OFF rim. Now the handlebar shake from side to side and not up and down. Had put the livening links in and had to take them too and it helped. Running 45 psi rear shock, and 5 lbs in the forks, and 40 psi in the front tire. Bead is even all the way away around the tire and is turning in the right direction. What could be causing the tire to shake side to side? also adjusted steering head barring.

     

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  5. Here I go again another flat on the front. This is the third time on the front tire the most I have had in forty years.

    It is also leaking around the valve stem again. Is the stock valve stem with the nut on it the best? I am going to order a Michelin on wednesday. Two nails with a bad valve stem again another time.

     

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  6. About Snell Ratings, just check Webbikeworld for helmets you will find a helmet that passed snell testing and failed DOT for penetration. Check all three ratings(European) and judge for yourself witch is the right one for you. I also had a Nolan that split up the side ands they would not warranty it because it was over three years old.

     

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  7. :301:I usually don't order a helmet that has not been tested, but I did in this case because it was different. Got it on Friday from J & P. The looks surprised me for the good. It really is different, the eye ports like star wars Darth Vader, I can see lower without tilting my head down. The shell seems a little thicker than my Nolan, and is stiffer when taking it on and off, but once you get it on my ears are really comfortable, nothing is touching them. Whine? What whine? THIS IS THE QUIETEST HELMET I HAVE EVER OWNED. With the visor almost closed or closed no noise. Had to turn the radio up a little to hear it better. And the face shield did not fog up when riding with the shield closed. I am very happy withe this helmet.

     

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