Squidley
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The one your looking at is nice also Owen and the price tag is lots better than the DN-01
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Patrick, Are you talking about the space right behind the radiator and in front of the fwd cylinders? If you can get a few close up shots and post them we might be able to come up with something.
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How long have you had the bike? What kind of miles are on it? Have you had any maintenance done to it? Do you know when the last carb sync was done? A little more info could help us possibly track it down or narrow some options out...welcome to the forum. -
Nice....
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Because he has caller ID and see's that it's you
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Very ingenious idea Ken, I like that
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Greg, I dont have an answer for you on this one, but wanted to get it back up top. You may want to contact Owen here in Houston as he has lowered his RSV in both the front and rear, he might have some insight for you.
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Rear air shock leak
Squidley replied to CaptainJoe's topic in Royal Star Venture Tech Talk ('99 - '13)
It's under warranty...take it back to the dealer and have them fix it -
Hazen....I'm glad you got to take the old girl out, BTW how is that trailer coming along??
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I'll tell you Ian, those are some of the most beautiful shades of green I have ever seen in those pics. Ireland would definitely be a place I would like to see before the bucket list is complete
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Good to hear she's recovering, shes a trooper and were glad to hear she's getting to the point of running you around. All the best to the 3 of you
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Thats the one I use also.
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Without going on a rant myself here, I would politely take the bills to my inlaws and ask them 1 time to take care of it seeing they didn't have control over their dog. I would then, if they didn't pay the bill, use the leverage of your wifes enhancements over them through her. You spent monies that were going to go for endowments keeping the dog from dying. I wont even touch the tip of the iceburg of how I really feel about people that dont have control of their animals. My tounge is on fire now so I think I'll stop and leave this post with that
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The biggest hurtle is removing the lower chrome windshild cover, take your time with that. Other than that, yep, it's not a big deal
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You know us buddy, we help anyone....even you It was great to be able to spend time with you and Janet this weekend. Plus putting a couple hundred miles on the scoots was a welcome relief Now only what, 10 more bushes to plant Give a call and I'll help you dig some other holes BTW did you spray some more WD 40 in the cylinders last night before bed??
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Jim, I'm with Carl on this too, your a bit rusty, and like mentioned, after a long layup a healthy dose of skittish is normal. I think it would be a good idea for the safety course with the Maxim. You'll get right back into it, I was always the same way when I brought the bike out of hibernation when I live north...your ok man
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Hard call seeing it is your father in law, Was this at your house or your in laws?
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I have never personally used the Moly 60 from Honda, although I have heard good thing of it. I have used a Valvoline synthetic blend wheel bearing grease with moly in it and have had zero issues with any of the bikes I have used it on. It's readily available at just about every part house and wont break the bank
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Nick, I personally haven't seen the Barons used, almost all are the Yamaha ones. I would have to say that nothing could be much worse than Yamaha chrome. I can't believe how easily or fast it rusts, I would give the Barons a try.
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Make sure it's your wheel and not your swing arm, pretty much all the 1st gen bearings and sauch is available at a dealer of online parts house.
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Help selecting a new front tire
Squidley replied to flyfshn's topic in Royal Star and Royal Star Tour Deluxe Tech Talk
Personally I would take the Avon over the 404 Dunlop all day long. I would never put a Metzler on any bike I owned -
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Not gonna miss that I can tell you, Jenny has to get her money somewhere else Thank you all again for sharing your thoughts, I am very happy to have landed a job and Lonna and I are going to look at some places to rent today. Like I mentioned earlier, I'm relieved that I dont have to worry about how I'm going to make it. Get this bankruptsy behind us and we can start to rebuild our trainwrecked lives
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Have fun Walt....that bike really did need a bath!