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You are not alone. Although I wil
Well, I just answer the questions thrown at me. I know about the grip
adhesives because I ride dirt bikes and ATV's, and there grips sometimes
come loose before they self-destruct (what with river crossings and deep
gumbo mud.)
Louis
Brandon wrote:
> > Speaking about removing them, we've all be
First I'd like to thank everyone for the help on cleaning wheels. Should
get them done this week.
I just forwarded a 93gts for sale to gts1000.org. Saw it @ the vintage
races @ Mid Ohio last weekend - extremely low miles (1824 when I saw it).
Great time. I like to see the old bikes run. Met
Ahh. Right! it would.
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From: "Andy Perry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Multiple recipients of list" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, July 10, 2000 12:15 PM
Subject: RE: abreviations
> > > LOL = Laugh Out Load
>
> I think that would be LOUD.
No, it's a 93, vin 000226. I bought it from Greg Wilson , and it looks like it was
originally sold to
a Jerome Wilson. There is a Chris Wilson on the receipt for the Corbin and the Micron
exhaust. I
don't recall an affiliation between Greg and Plaza, although the bike was originally
sold the
> Speaking about removing them, we've all been wisely advised to use
Uhmmm...I must be missing something here.
Unless people are saving the grips after removal, (and for what, I have
no idea), I have always, very carefully, used a razor blade or Exacto
knife to cut the grip off. It works great
Ok, now I'm curious.
I live in Utah for the time being, and other than Alan P. and my friend
Scott, I haven't seen too many GTS's. Would that happen to be a '94?
And/or did the guy work for, or was any way, affiliated with Plaza
Cycle?
If so, I may know a little of the history of the bike.
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Thanks Roberto--
I live down 2 miles of gravel road, so I was thinking that might be aggravating
the squeak. Not much to do about it, except rent a garage in town. :(
BTW, I have a story about syringes, bikes, and Spain. I'll have to share it
with the list sometime.
adam
Roberto Alonso wrote
> 1. I have a hella squeak from the front wheel. It seems to come from the
> vicinity of what looks like a rod between the steering knuckle and the
> wheel. I
> ordered the manual and will eventually get all the lube points, but I'd
like
> to
> take care of this before too much more riding. Wh
> > LOL = Laugh Out Load
I think that would be LOUD.
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Behalf Of Louis Tweed
Sent: Monday, July 10, 2000 2:25 PM
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Subject: abreviations
fwiw = for what it's worth
jftr = just for the re
fwiw = for what it's worth
jftr = just for the record
Louis
> as for the others
> > fwiw = ?
> > jftr = ?
> > imo = In My Opinion
> > imho = In My Humble Opinion
> > btw = By The Way
> > LOL = Laugh Out Load
> rotflmao = Rolling On The Floor Laughing My Ass Off
>
> I hope this helps!
>
Well a modulator is a electronic device that switches between low beam and high beam
every half second or there about.
I assume henrys is made by © Kisan Technologies, Inc. http://www.kisantech.com/
as for the others
> fwiw = ?
> jftr = ?
> imo = In My Opinion
> imho = In My Humble
On Mon, 10 Jul 2000, Roberto Alonso wrote:
> what on earth is a headlight modulator?
It is a device that essentially makes the light "flash" (not literally,
for legal reasons), and increases your ability to be seen in traffic.
> and now that we're at it, I know fwiw, jftr, imo, imho, btw, but
Hi,
Good question. Modulator has something to do with a flashing headlight I guess.
I don't understand that "fwiw" and "jftr" either.
I also wonder how to write "tyre" or is it "tire" ?
John, with three "tires" on his GTS.
Roberto Alonso wrote:
> Henry sez:
>
> > students said they could see m
Yes simple green will etch aluminum, first though it has to get through
the clear coat. So be carefull and don't use anything abrasive or let
the SG sit for too long on the rim.
Louis
John Laurenson wrote:
> RE:
>
> Topic No. 11
>
> Date: Sun, 9 Jul 2000 16:31:13 -0700
> From: "Dave Morrow" <[E
Geez, thanks Alan, Kevin, and everyone elso who helped. Guess I asked the right
people!
Jason, I bought it with 8000 miles in winter 1998/99 over the internet for $5300+half
the shipping
(total outlay was about $5700 door to door). I didn't ride it much in 99 b/c of the
CBR. I bought it
fro
RE:
Topic No. 11
Date: Sun, 9 Jul 2000 16:31:13 -0700
From: "Dave Morrow" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: cleaning wheels
I use Simple Green on my wheels. Seems to do a good job.
Dave
93 GTS
Fresno CA
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Dave watch Simple green
> 3. I was coming out of a turn and brought the bike upright. I briefly took my
> hands off the bars, and it went into a headshake pretty bad. I've noticed that
> it's not as stable in the turns as my CBR, and seems especially twitchy when
> there is gravel or stones in a corner--I actually alm
I have had problems with tires too over the years. I am very happy with Metzler mez1 &
mez2 combo.
If the front tire isn't balanced perfectly you'll have that wobble when you let go of
the bars.
jason
cog 62
P.S. if you don't mind my asking, what did you pay for a 10k GTS?
1. It's coming from the upper A-arm assembly. The procedures to cure the
squeek are at the bottom of my comments.
2. When the tires wear out or you just can't stand them any more. Purchase a
set of Pirelli MTR23/24 GTS tires. Get a 120/70 front and 170/60 rear.
Inflate at 38 front/ 40 rear and t
> Here's an absolutely elementary question to an ancient problem, that in
> spite of 36 years of riding I'v never heard solved properly:
>
> How do you stop ordinary rubber grips from slipping and turning on smooth
> chromed handlebars?
>
> Got to be an easy answer to this one.
Byron,
Like Miche
Henry sez:
> students said they could see me coming 1/2 mile away. Between that, and
my
> headlight modulator, if I get hit, we'll know the person driving is blind.
> You all have my permission to sue the SOB.
what on earth is a headlight modulator?
and now that we're at it, I know fwiw, jftr,
In a message dated 7/10/2000 12:10:01 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I have a hella squeak from the front wheel.
Well, I have squeaks, but have traced them down to all those wire
harness, and
such that are just under the handle bar area. I reached around and wiped th
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