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What Steve said! I also tend to look at the buy sell here before going to Partzilla. If it's something Earl might have, I contact him first.

Sometimes while riding you just gotta stop and take a pic of your bike. Plus I guess I need to let everyone know I’m still here.

This is more like what I like in a retro bike. https://www.totalmotorcycle.com/motorcycles/2023/2023-kawasaki-z900rs 110hp, dual front brake discs, water cooling

I order my RSV parts from Partzilla. They have free shipping with orders over $150.00 Steve

I'm not sure that one makes a whole lot of difference from another. I fixed my 85 trunk with 15 minute epoxy on the road one year, just to get us back home. It never let go after that. Be sure to scuff the repair before adding the fix, I think that is the most important.

I wish I could say it is wrinkle free and perfect but it’s not. A big learning curve around the corners left a few small wrinkles. I redid the lid in one piece to make it look better. Overall I’m pretty happy with it. One day soon I’m going to try to do the filter boxes using the vacuum technique on YouTube.

I'm a believer in adding Seafoam or Gumout with Regane to the fuel on a regular basis.

Just returned from 740 mile ride to and through the Sierras this last weekend. Bike is running like new.....I am revving it up higher, ran 100mph for over an hour through the desert on the way home to Vegas. Several passing of slower car (trains) out on the road, and that was fun! New Dunlops, New Fuel Pump, New Plugs and new filter seems to have made all of the difference. I have not used my choke to start the bike since the fuel pump was added. While the bike good (or so it seemed) before the new fuel pump, I can tell afterwards that the pump was weak. Running at higher speeds was more taxing, whereas now, it is effortless. I can run almost to 100 before I shift to 5th gear. What a ride!

I resemble that remark!!!!!!! :rotf::rotf::rotf:

When you are old and fat it is much easier to taked the bag off than it is to ly down on the ground to remove the drain plug and then try and get back up.