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Davej runs a particular Dunlop that he is happy with but I have had crappy luck with them. Because I have white walls, my choices are limited. I don't...
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Just a reminder, do not use the dipstick to check oil level. These engines don't use or drip oil so there's no reason to add more than the four quarts...
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And he totaled it I believe. At what event did this happen? Was it the dragon's tail?
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Don't later models have a more reinforced shock mount in the early models?
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From Puyallup Washington. Looks like the fender stays are missing as well as the sissy bar brackets. I bought a 2007 one locally 2 years ago...
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Some riders around the world would not only be concerned about someone taking fuel out of the tank but also someone putting something damaging in the...
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Just remember that when you put anti-seize on a nut or bolt, you will likely over torque the item because you have reduced the friction of the threads....
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That is 50's bitching! I'd love to hear a soundtrack of those pipes at all RPMs if you can do that for us.
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I guess I scored several years back when I got a pair of OEM mag wheels for $160 shipped from a member here!
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The 1600s have a solid rocker arm shaft and the 1700s have a hollow shaft which could possibly make it louder with lateral rocker arm movement. The hollow...
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If the bike tipped over on the left side you might have damage either to the clutch lever and cable or the shift linkage itself. Check both for free movement...
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I only see one person being a prick here on this thread and that is the person who is calling names. Stick to justifying your technical explanation and...
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