Very very cool - I'm sure a lot of us regret not taking a trip like
his when we had the chance - I know I do.
I'd like to know what he's done to his shocks - I'd hate to be in
front of him at night - the headlight angle has to be right into the
eye's of the car ahead of him.
On Aug 11, 3:15 am, James O'Gorman <aspor...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Ah - Carb sync.
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> On Aug 11, 2011, at 2:22 AM, Graham Rogers wrote:
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> > Lie, left here about 2.00 pm yesterday. His bike ('91 CB750), with 83,000
> > miles on it is one of the best performing , and most comfortable ride bikes
> > I've ever ridden. The compression was good and even on all four cylinders.
> > The carbs were out of synch (bad) and once we took care of that it ran
> > better than mine. Can anyone look at this pic and tell why he doesn't get
> > more than 40 mpg? The question is: how does he get such good gas mileage!
> > Graham
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> > <Lie & 91 CB750.JPG>
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