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They way he described it, the idle jets are clogged and they are probably way out of sync.

Episode 15 is just amazingly awesome, sure defines the work you guys have been up to. Could be classified as the best ad that Yamaha could use. Are you going to post it here?

I would do a real close check on the battery cables, making sure that they are super clean and tight, not only the clamps on the battery, but also the clamps to the cables. Then I would clean the other ends of the cables making sure they are tight as well. If you are doubtful of the solenoid I would suggest replacing that as well and then check out the operation of the start switch by doing a by-pass. As an aside, the engine will not suck fuel out of the tank, the tank is too low for that to happen, so your fuel pump must have been working to some extent, or you might have plugged filters.

lookin good,,,carry on McDuff!

Troubleshooting blinker issues on this 50 year old Water Buffalo..

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I guess at that is on the truck bed following behind? LoL you could add a motorcycle lift and spare wheels to the list, I'm sure you have room somewhere. 1m miles teaches you a lot doesn't it?

Haven't been to the Asheville event in many years mostly due to health but I plan to be in the area that week in the cage and will be checking in and hanging out some.

I ordered a used water pump cover in the USA and received it today. The part was 9 bucks and shipment 23........... It was all about this bolt, cleaned it and mounted it. Part number unknown....... But we're on the road again!

Tweeks, Tip and I spent many many years "lane splitting" in Cali and I gotta say I always thought lane splitting there was a wonderful attribute to traffic control and encouragement to ride a motorcycle in those endless 5 lane traffic jams. It made the beauty of riding a motorcycle in California and in such congestion not only doable but fun. In all those miles of doing so we also never did have or even see an accident as a result of doing so. I would be very careful if I were still riding/touring of lane splitting in a State that has just approved the action though because California is a "seasoned" State of the practice and, very similar to new traffic lights or other changes in traffic flow causing issues, I bet it will take time for all riders/drivers to get the hang of it. Just like doing away with helmet laws, I am in total support of lane splitting. Anything that makes riding a motorcycle a little closer to true freedom is good by me..

Hmmm, can't add Kens pictures for some reason