A few pics of the day, The clutch job done, triple clmap installed, turn signals fixed, Valves adjusted. Barley taped, food ate!
A few pics of the day, The clutch job done, triple clmap installed, turn signals fixed, Valves adjusted. Barley taped, food ate!
95 R100Rt, 07 650 GS
Mike
Eagle, wi
"He's gone and nothin gone bring him back"
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95 R100Rt, 07 650 GS
Mike
Eagle, wi
"He's gone and nothin gone bring him back"
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95 R100Rt, 07 650 GS
Mike
Eagle, wi
"He's gone and nothin gone bring him back"
Thanks for having us Mike. Hope Ben has a blast on the bike.
Please Disregard My Vacant Stare
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95 R100Rt, 07 650 GS
Mike
Eagle, wi
"He's gone and nothin gone bring him back"
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95 R100Rt, 07 650 GS
Mike
Eagle, wi
"He's gone and nothin gone bring him back"
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95 R100Rt, 07 650 GS
Mike
Eagle, wi
"He's gone and nothin gone bring him back"
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95 R100Rt, 07 650 GS
Mike
Eagle, wi
"He's gone and nothin gone bring him back"
don from south of the border
95 R100Rt, 07 650 GS
Mike
Eagle, wi
"He's gone and nothin gone bring him back"
Ben says thanks Johnny B for the sweet deal on his new ride, he did only 1027 laps around the house. He said now I can ride to the ralleys. My response was not quite yet.
95 R100Rt, 07 650 GS
Mike
Eagle, wi
"He's gone and nothin gone bring him back"
Lookin' GoodOriginally Posted by mikegates
Please Disregard My Vacant Stare
Looks like a great fit for Ben. Enjoy!
DONATE LIFE
Mike, Al and Scott: Thank you for the use of your equipment. 40 grams taken off of one spot and 20 added to another on the front rim. 40 grams added to the rear rim. It really made a difference on the ride today. Up to Jefferson, then down to Petes' in Hebron. It's a much smoother ride now. It was good to shoot the breeze and learn as I watched others work on their bikes. It was a pleasant time with good people. I hope to be there next year. Frank Coleman
Looks like I missed a good social event. I hate when that happens. Actually was supposed to be out of town but ended up canceling that also for a funeral. I see in the picture of the R90/6 that the air breather for the crank case has copper plumbing modifications. Is this preferable to rerout the rubber tub away from the airbox? My /5 hack had this modification and I returned it to stock after seeing some of the other work done my the PO Hope to join you guys next year.
the breather hose is routed then along the frame and dumped rear of the rear fender. We have seen many done this way. It keeps the deposits out of the engine. Look at diesel trucks, they all have a tube hanging down for breather. The down side is it will drip, you will bump into it and get oily, if pulling a trailer it will have spots. Glen @ http://www.thoroughbred-cycles.com/ is a beliver of this. Like I said I have had bikes with it done and and bike with it not done. Its a personal choice weather to dump it back into the engine and create more deposits or dump it back to the earth to kill fish and birds, but that where it came from?
95 R100Rt, 07 650 GS
Mike
Eagle, wi
"He's gone and nothin gone bring him back"
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