Reviving this thread, as I (oops) forgot to answer this question and
because I wish to appeal to the wisdom of the group.
CBR600 (and 600RR) bikes have 40mm throat diameter throttle bodies. Stock
NH650 had, at biggest, 32. Will adding 8mm of throttle throat produce a
noticeably "twitchy" throttle
I am trying to remove the bolt in the oil filter canister but it will
not move. I am afraid of twisting it off. Anyone have any suggestions
on how to get this out without damage?
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Yea that is a book I have been wanting to get.
Yea that is a book I have been wanting to get.
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Great vid
Great video. I love having physics involved instead of just hear say.
-Kyle
On Fri, Jun 29, 2012 at 11:09 AM, Javier Garcia wrote:
> I like it. Nice video.
> Javier.
>
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> On Fri, Jun 29, 2012 at 9:52 AM, Pr Ron wrote:
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>> Here is a good video on Youtube on how to ride.
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Parkway is awesome for views, especially NC side. Just watch your speed -
they will nail you with a crazy fine.
To me, more interesting than the parkway are most of the roads that lead to
the parkway. Some of the best roads I've ever found are to/from the highway
to the parkway could do t
Looks like after I get those two books I may never be seen or heard of
again. Seems I always end up gravitating toward GA 9 up to Dahlonega and
then a Helen, Suches, or Blairsville loop beyond that. It's getting
routine. I've had my bike up on Lookout Mountain twice now; may be time to
make it
Hope I never have to make this choice:
"needs nothing, ready to ride...hate to see it go but apparently my
marriage is more important, lol"
OUCH!
http://maine.craigslist.org/mcy/3078307490.html
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I like it. Nice video.
Javier.
On Fri, Jun 29, 2012 at 9:52 AM, Pr Ron wrote:
> Here is a good video on Youtube on how to ride.
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> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWH_QiXw5n4
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> Ron
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Crank up the preload on the rear shocks and add more air than usual to
the rear tire. Then load it up to your max and see how it handles.
On Jun 28, 1:43 pm, KimAnn wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I am wondering if all bikes (no matter size/engine size) have a max
> load somewhere around 400lbs?
>
> And
Well the carbs on my 750 only had 4 hoses. Fuel in from the tank in the middle
of the bank. Vacuum to the petcock from the #2 carb. And two drain hoses
between #1 and 2, also #3 and 4. I can't imagine a non CA version of your bike
requires more plumbing. The rest of the CA emissions junk could b
And if the shovelhead leaks a little, you've got excess lubrication.
Eh
On Fri, Jun 29, 2012 at 9:57 AM, surfswab wrote:
> That's not a seat. It's a rolling rectal exam. Bike musta been
> custom-built by a proctologist.
>
> Grab the bars and you're already bent over (!)
>
That's not a seat. It's a rolling rectal exam. Bike musta been
custom-built by a proctologist.
Grab the bars and you're already bent over (!)
On Jun 29, 8:35 am, Joey Kelley wrote:
> http://maine.craigslist.org/mcy/3108050385.html
> Finally - someone with the good sense not to rip apart
Here is a good video on Youtube on how to ride.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWH_QiXw5n4
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I bought the bike 2 years ago. Very clean but the carbs were off. I
cleaned them and re-installed, but the manual doesn't show vacuum line
routing. The bike runs but needs correct fuel and vacuum line
connections. I know there are connections between the 2 carbs that I
haven't figured out.
A c
Here's a couple passages from book 1 that really intrigue me and are
on my eventual to-do list.
It's from the ride overview of the Lookout Mountain Loop (GA/AL/TN
lines), an hour off I-75:
"This ride is an adrenaline rush right from the start. GA 136 climbs
Lookout Mountain in a series of twisti
I'm in Mt Airy, Jason is in Pasadena, and Javier is in Silver Spring. We should
meet up sometime.
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Check for a rodent nest in your airbox. Unless your compression is shot you
should have no trouble doing highway speed. Sounds like an air or fuel
restriction.
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That tank looks like crap.
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It could also be that the bike is not breathing right and I would
check the choke, just to busy to do it to mine.
AA
On 6/27/12, Pr Ron wrote:
> Hay Brian, are you on the ST-Owners group? So what exactly have you tried to
> fix it?
>
>
>
> I like to try all the easy things first before doing the
I agree, my 450 bogs down on 6 gear I cant do more than 55 no matter
how much throttle I give it.
I have been wanting to change out the floats but at 55 bucks for the
set and it needs two of them I am going to ride it on 5th gear for a
while, lol.
AA
On 6/27/12, Pr Ron wrote:
> Hay Brian, are yo
http://maine.craigslist.org/mcy/3108050385.html
Finally - someone with the good sense not to rip apart a decent bike!
-Joey
PS - Pricetag is wy more than I'd pay!
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I
I'm within a ten minute ride of it myself but at the 460 exit near Bonsack VA.
We should organize a ride of the parkway. That would be cool.
Mike
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Larry Overbey wrote:
>I live at the foot of the Blue Ridge Parkway, and ride it all the
>time. It never ceases to
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