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  1. ragtop69gs
    To each their own. Dyna Beads are like oil discussions , each, either likes or Dis-likes the product under discussion for various reasons. I don't see any concensus one way or the other with respect to using dyna beads and I certainly don't attack others for the choices they make, They work for me so I use them.
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    Tunnel of trees is a nice ride, I think it's M-22. Try to ride it during the week, it gets crowded on weekends, same with Leggs Inn. Pictured Rocks National shoreline is nice, you need to take the boat ride to see it. Mackinac Island is another good day trip. Take the ferry over and enjoy a day with no vehicles. There are bikes, buggies and horses, but, NO gas powered transportation.
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    I have been using dyna beads for the last 5 years, in 3 different tires and they have always held a good balance for me. Never had any interior tire damage from them. Seat of the pants test tells me they are working. No cupping or unusual wear.
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    You are right. I didn't think about cross border shipping. Thanks anyhow. Guess I'll order it up after the 1st of the year.
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    If you're not going to use the balancing kit, would you like to sell it ? I've been wanting to add that kit to my bike, just been to lazy to order it up.
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    Be aware that you need alot of room to use the Kinect.
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    How

    ragtop69gs replied to Flyinfool's topic in Watering Hole

    It's gotta be GLOBAL WARMING
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    I hope you get 1,000,000 trouble free Km. enjoy the new ride.
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    Saltydog, Murphy's oil soap works great as a tire lube and you can get it most everywhere. Many truck tire places buy it by the drum. Lubes tires and cleans your hands.
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    Every pair of expensive sunglasses I ever owned either ended up in the bottom of the lake or run over by Hi-Lo's at work Now I buy tinted safety glasses from the local auto supply for $4.50 a pair, wouldn't ya know... they never get dropped in the lake or run over.
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    Maybe this will help you. I am a Chrysler corp. retiree who worked in the Dodge City complex making Dodge/Ram trucks for 32 years. If you decide on a new Ram truck I can get you an employee discount. If you are interested PM me and we can talk about it.
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    Looks to me like you have a good law suit against the trailer and ramp manufacturer, none of this could have been avoided. After all there was no warning sticker on the trailer or ramps.
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    I would say you bought the WRONGsnowblower. Mine loves the wet heavy stuff, throws it 50-60 feet Put that blower away and get the snowmobile out and play in the
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    I'd do it. Those guy's make some great money when they go that high.
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    Looks like I'll be doing as you suggest. Thanks.
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    Tried that, no difference. Have you used this method success ? Damn you southerners
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    Darn... you caught me.
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    I was always under the assumption that light bulbs only absorbed darkness, I wasn't aware that they do the same for condensation
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    No cover on it. I don't get it, my tractor sits right next to it but never gets condensation. It must be that condensation is attracted to chrome or something.
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    No Sir. Two dollar bills, in a plain manilla envelope only. send to: Jihad training center Raghead Hill Rd. Dearborn, Mi. 48126
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    With all the swings in temperature lately I have been getting condensation covering the bike. It is stored in an unheated garage on a concrete floor. What can I do to prevent this from happening?
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    To everybody that has received that letter of claim: I can investigate the validity of the claim request, for you, I don't want to see anyone get cheated out of their hard earned money. Just send me $175 Dollars USD to cover my time and expense and I'll get right on it. If in fact you are the rightful claimant there is an additional 46% recovery fee on all recovered funds. Thank you bary bary mush.
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    So they are 3" in diameter ?
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    That's good to know. Been using what I use for so long, don't see myself changin now. Both types cost about the same, unless, you use a MC specific coolant then you need to bend over as you take it off the shelf .
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    The way I understand it is, that a lot of motorcycle water pumps have pump vanes made of rubber that contact the pump walls, similar to an outboard motor WP. When you use a silicate based anti-freeze it grinds the silicates between the vane and housing causing wear and eventual pump failure. Now if on the other hand, the RSV pump is of the non contact design, silicates should have no negative effects IMHO. I have always used silicate free in all my bikes, never had a pump failure yet.
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