I was thinking carbs too , but wonder if there is something . I am 63 ,
been riding since 13 , have a goldwing 67 superhawk, 66 cl77 , , my hands
are alright , just this bike has a lot of vibrations. I am buying a house
right , but am hoping when the dust settles I can address this problem.
ju
Put it on the center kickstand and with the front wheel off the ground, engine
off, slowly and carefully so you can feel what is going on, turn the handlebars
back and forth through center. See if there is any catching, roughness, etc.
If so, replace the steering column bearings.
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Zip-ties through available D-rings, handles, straps and loops are very
flexible, cheap and strong enough (to avoid flapping), works wonders. I've
used them also to secure two bags - one on each side under the rear fender
high enough as to well clear the tire.
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That's a weird thing on a 92 NH 750 with that few miles. I never heard of
anyone having vibration issues. No offense, but is there a chance that
there is something wrong with your hands? Have you ridden other bikes
recently? Where are you located?
Javier.
On Sun, Jun 5, 2016 at 11:31 AM, wrote:
The SOHC 1980-82 650 engine (single over head cam) and the 83 DOHC 650 (dual
over head cam) are nothing alike. I thnk you going to have to follow the
service manual.
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Maybe someone will have more info but otherwise I'd keep searching on the
Internet. From what I searched so far I'd say no.
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> On Jun 6, 2016, at 3:41 PM, Raymond Gomez wrote:
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> Well, is there anywhere I can find if the same trick can work on the dohc?
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Also yes some sidecars have brakes others do not, I have a spindle on its way
that has the option for mounting a brake, if I wish to add it later. It is
better to have it for more controlled stopping and making a slow tight right.
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Well, is there anywhere I can find if the same trick can work on the dohc?
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It's selectable 2wd I don't think I'd 2wd on flat clean roads. Mud and snow on
the other hand yes.
It would be cool to run in to a sidecar owner around here, I'd like to ride in
one lol.
Working on the lower mounting pinch joints and slides at the moment. Swing arm
parts are on the way, m
I'm not 100 percent but I think you can cheat it out on the SOHC engine. The
DOHC seems different, like you might have to split the case.
This guy does a step by step tare down, in there he pulls the starter clutch
after its down to nothing. He had a bad rod. I don't know if looking threw i
First thing I'd check is carburetor sync. Need a manometer to check and set
that.
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> Hello , I bought a 1992 nighthawk last year with about 7200 miles on it . The
> bike was pretty clean , but can see it had s
Seems wrong to me too.
If it was a 2 cylinder then that would be about right, but not a 4 cyl.
Makes me wonder if maybe something else is going on.
I await input from other members.
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On Sunday, May 29, 2016 at 11:02:27 PM UTC-5, Kyle Munz wrote:
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> In the waistband right along the spine is the worst place to carry
> anything solid, especially when riding on a motorcycle.
> On May 29, 2016 22:54, "James O'Gorman" >
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>> There was a recent story though where a poli
On Friday, June 3, 2016 at 11:09:21 AM UTC-5, David Basinski wrote:
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> I have decided to put on a couple of saddle bags. Nothing fancy, just two
> soft panniers for travel stuff. (rain gear, rain cover, chain lube, etc).
> In any event more than a tank bag's worth. Function not Pretty.
> My pr
On Monday, June 6, 2016 at 10:10:49 AM UTC-4, Javier Garcia wrote:
> Which bike?
1983 honda nighthawk 650 cb650sc
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> On Mon, Jun 6, 2016 at 7:51 AM, Raymond Gomez wrote:
> Ok Ray G here again.
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> Well,I managed to get my bike on the road and I got my temps so I will soon
> have my license.
Did you already make note that the Ural has two wheel drive. Not sure how
that changes anything except less power into more wheels is good, though it
also adds weight. I think there is a brake in that other wheel too.
I nodded at a local fella in a Ural while out walking the mutt and he
motioned as
Which bike?
On Mon, Jun 6, 2016 at 7:51 AM, Raymond Gomez wrote:
> Ok Ray G here again.
> Well,I managed to get my bike on the road and I got my temps so I will
> soon have my license. Then,finally tell smc died and I have to replace it.
> I read a forum post that gave me a procedure to remove t
Here's what I did. No flapping.
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Ok Ray G here again.
Well,I managed to get my bike on the road and I got my temps so I will soon
have my license. Then,finally tell smc died and I have to replace it. I read a
forum post that gave me a procedure to remove the clutch through the oil pan by
loosening three screws through the hole
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