Kelly, my nephew is a BMW mechanic and he has told me several stories
about engines coming in that use oil and that have uneven compression
between cylinders. He said they put some sort of cleaner made by GM
into the injector system until the engine dies. Then they fill the
cylinders with this st
Jason, it was Mike Coan. I think he still has some springs left. I believe
Linderman engineering in the Portland Oregon area produced them.
Sincerely,
Alan Tooraen
Jason Kaplitz wrote:
> Awhile back someone had gotten a bunch of springs made for the rear of
> the GTS. I would like to b
the under barrel infra red projector
from a M-60 tank on your vehicle that might work. They only weigh about 300 #
and are about the size of a 32" tv.
All The Best,
Alan Tooraen
"Henry S. Winokur" wrote:
> > An acquaintance just told me about this unit. Thought the group mi
Sorry, but I made a mistake . The per 100,000 bikes should be per 10,000
bikes.
Alan Tooraen wrote:
> I just found a site on the web at www-fars.nhtsa.dot.gov/ It is unreal
> as it gives all the government accident data on cars , trucks and
> motorcycles. You will be amazed that so
percentages and know the facts, you are always
way ahead.
Sincerely,
Alan Tooraen
when used in the GTS. I will
report back to the list on the Mobil Delvac 1300 mineral in a few
thousand miles. Check out Delvac 1300 oil on the Mobil web site. There
are also some articles about motorcycle usage of Delvac 1300 that are
very interesting.
Alan Tooraen
!! I think this also if
beneficial to the ABS system as I activates every part of it.
Regards,
Alan Tooraen
develop a rear end
weave that is very unnerving with the factory bags. Thank you for the
correction.
Regards,
Alan Tooraen
Rob Chapman wrote:
> Alan says: "The GTS
> is also one of the only bikes that does not have a speed warning
> attached to the luggage. "
> Well, my 46 l
say that the engineers
did their homework when they produced the GTS.
Sincerely,
Alan Tooraen
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the owner to type in his personal info and put a photo of his own GTS if
wanted. Please let me know what you think.
Sincerely,
Alan Tooraen
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card so I can just show them. Very few motorcyclists have a
working understanding of what a GTS is all about it appears. Is it ok
to send a J-peg to the list??
Alan Tooraen
is a 400lb orange, so it is not a fair comparison. But it became
very clear that the GTS is a vastly superior vehicle for extended high
speed movement. That extra 200lbs was very comforting when the GTS is
employed in its intended performance envelope.
All The Best,
Alan Tooraen
. So you have a range of about 40-50 miles on reserve.
Sincerely,
Alan Tooraen
wanted to know.
For a 94 model bike to still have that much interest tells me we are
riding way hip slick and cool machines!!
Sincerely,
Alan Tooraen
Jason, I am riding over on the 13th. I am coming from Lenox Mass. What
will your route be??
Sincerely,
Alan Tooraen
1994 GTS
Jason Kaplitz wrote:
> Anyone heading to the BMW national in Michigan this coming week?
>
> Jason
> COG #62
Hugh, hard to find relates to the fact that in the past Heli's were
sometimes not in stock for the GTS. With only a few hundred GTS'S in the
U.S.A. , I am sure the market for Heli bars is somewhat limited.
Sincerely,
Alan Tooraen
Hugh Hamilton wrote:
>
> Please clari
comfort increase really becomes apparent on long mileage days.
I cannot find a downside to the Heli's except that they are sometimes
hard to find.
Sincerely,
Alan Tooraen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Have looked at many pics on the several personal home sites. Also been
&g
. Have a good summer and keep in touch.
Sincerely,
Alan Tooraen
mounts and great bags.
Sincerely,
Alan Tooraen
Henry wrote:
>
> A cone bit is a bit made up of ever increasing diameters, so that you start
> small and the higher up the bit you go, the larger the hole becomes. What
> size a #22 cone bit is I have no idea, though I suspect it is e
I think I have an extra mirror from a 1994 model. It is slightly
scratched, but otherwise completely functional.
Sincerely,
Alan Tooraen
Kevin Harrington wrote:
>
> > So, I need a left mirror and a left front indicator.
> > Anyone know of any? I
> > will call my shop
best friend was named Parker Allen, and after he was killed in
a diving accident, I married his wife. Your name brings back some
pleasant memories.
Sincerely,
Alan Tooraen
Allan Parker wrote:
>
> Alan, If you pass through Salt Lake City give me a call, 801 467 7068, we
> can have lun
Shawn, what are the dates of Daytona this year??
Alan Tooraen
SHAWN PEARSALL wrote:
>
> My service manager and I have just signed up for a potential training
> service session in mid February in Sumter, SC. This of course mean I might
> want to have the service bloke fly down a
th
Of January. I would be glad to stop and let prospective buyers look the
bikes over.
Sincerely,
Alan Tooraen
Christopher, I painted my Krausers to match my bike. They turned out
great , and have held up very well.
Sincerely,
Alan Tooraen
Christopher Caputo wrote:
>
> Howdy, Has anyone out there painted their krausers to match the bike?
GTS bulbs.
Sincerely,
Alan Tooraen
Tankmaster Lighting
Dave Biasotti wrote:
>
> Great links Fred - very authorative and informative.
> As indicated by Kelly, Greg & my observations in our very subjective
> "lighting tests" there wasn't much difference - this just
are also available with several tints such as yellow,
blue, HID , and clear. This is not to say that in some forms and
applications that the Piaa is not a great product.
Sincerely,
Alan Tooraen
Tankmaster Lighting
Louis E Tweed wrote:
>
> This may be old hash, but why are the Stanley
Louis, sorry for the late reply. I have been out of town for a week or
so. The Stanley bulbs are around $82.00 per pair. Unfortunately Stanley
has had a price increase and the dollar has gone from 125 yen to the
dollar to about 102. This really increases the cost of the bulbs . Right
now Stanley d
.
Sincerely,
Alan Tooraen
Christopher Caputo wrote:
>
> Has any list member had the courage to test the front ABS system?
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Alan Tooraen wrote:
> Alan Tooraen wrote:
>
> > I am perhaps on to something good here. I had an extra GTS mirror that I
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