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    Isn't another indicator the location of the ignition switch? I know on the TC it is under the left front of the fuel tank, and on the "standard" it is below the seat, correct?
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    Go by a store that sells aquarium supplies and pick up a couple of air tubing cut off valves. Put them in line with your vacuum gauge(s) and open it just enough to show a steady vacuum reading.
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    Looks like ground clearance leaves a little to be desired...
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    I resemble that remark, :rasberry: SOOOO, I lowered the front instead of raising the back...
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    NICE RIDE!!! But, hey it's not "old" technology, it's proven technology!!! :dancefool:
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    one of mine is gone and I don't even bother to put a nut on the other one.
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    My local ACE Hardware has yet to let me down on any of my nut/bolt needs.
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    The '98 RSTC will do some of the Sportsters too
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    Did you try your local Ace Hardware? The ones they have are Phillips head, but fit just fine. They also have the nylon washers. I suspect you will spend less at Ace too.
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    Be careful with the LocTite! It has been said here somewhere that it will dissolve ABS plastic.
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    We inseam challenged (27") folks have an option to get the same results. Lower the front end by an inch. It is a relatively simple thing to do, although it is labor intensive. With the proper help (Squidley, Gunboat, Donde and some others) it only takes about 3 hours.
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    Same diameter, just a little longer. fits fine...
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    I got the whine thingy cured by turning off my hearing aids...:stirthepot:
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    AND I have just the Classic Car for ya!!! http://www.venturerider.org/classifieds/showproduct.php/product/2387/cat/13/date/1254784432 Let's talk...
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    you secure it with a password, or risk all your neighbors using your "connection"!!!
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    Have it in my RSV, with no problems. It does not have the "energy conservation" label.
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    My , I bet if you lined up three different computers side by side and looked at the colors you'd have three different shades for the same swatch...
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    changed the plugs in mine, this weekend. Bike has 21,500 miles on it and I don't know when or if the P.O. changed them. The 1st three I took out looked all but new. No discoloration or deposits on them. The last one (left front cylinder) looked just fine except for a dark brown discoloration on the insulator right next to the electrode tip. I went ahead and replaced all four plugs, just 'cause I had the new ones. Can't say the engine runs any better, 'cause it was running fine before. BTW, I won't have to worry about stripping the two front tank mounting bolt allen heads, anymore, thanks to Ace Hardware.
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    Another example of dressing for the slide, not for the ride!!!
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    Sounds like you may be lugging it! Define "under load" speed and gear. If you are expecting one of the bikes to accelerate under 60 in 5th gear, expect "pulses". At that speed you are only about 2/3s through 3rd gear's capability. Wind it up and see if you get a different feel. You can ride one of the v4s like you stole it and not hurt it!
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    That is the same thing wrong with my case, but I'll still call to see what they have.
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    Pinwall had one for $199.00 but no bids. I'll try calling them to see if they still have it. The insides of mine work, but the case is broken. Is the crack in yours "seal-able"? If so maybe we could work a deal to get both fixed.
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    A fine young man and co-worker bought WAY too much motorcycle as his 1st ever street bike. I think it was a 1000+cc crotch rocket. He had it 2-3 days before, it was reported, he lost it because of gravel on the road and he hit a light pole. Obituary from the Jackson, MS newspaper Adam Johnson, 22, passed away Friday, April 2, 2010 at University Medical Center in Jackson from injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident. Visitation will be 4-8pm today at Harmony Baptist Church. Services will be 11am Monday, April 5, 2010 at Harmony Baptist Church with burial in Harmony Cemetery. Adam was born in Jackson and lived all of his life in Crystal Springs where he was a faithful member of Harmony Baptist Church where he was also saved at the age of 9. After graduating from Union Academy, he got a degree in heavy equipment dealer service technology from South Georgia Technical College. Adam was the first Puckett Equipment employee to graduate with this degree. He married his first love, Kayla Pino Johnson July 25, 2009. Adam loved life and lived it to the fullest and always spoke words of encouragement to those around him. He enjoyed spending time with his family and extended family. He loved working in his shop, mud racing, fishing, four wheeler riding and most of all, spending time alone with his wife. He loved his work with Puckett Machinery as a heavy equipment dealer service technician with whom he had worked and attended school for the past 5 years. Adam was preceded in death by his maternal grandfathers, Walter Barlow, Sr. and his paternal grandfather, J. W. Johnson. He is survived by his wife, Kayla Pino Johnson; parents, Eddie and Sue Johnson of Crystal Springs; brother, Alex Johnson of Crystal Springs; maternal grandparents, Peggy and Paul Hunter of Crystal Springs; paternal grandparents, Doris and Seyburn Ball of Crystal Springs.
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    But Dan, That's not another BIKE, that's a PARTS SUPPLY!!! :stirthepot: WHOLESALE at that!!!
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