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I've been looking at the Touring version of the Super Meteor. I'd like to lose some weight as well. The RSV has gained weight over the years! Grins!
Only complaint I've heard is the windshield doesn't protect the head from buffeting at highway speeds. Do let us know how the scoot rides at you get more miles on it. I'll be paying attention!
Pretty color!
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Agree with BlueSky. Common problem. That teeny hole in the MC will plug up causing the pistons to not release. Both master cylinders need to be checked since the rear seems to be the problem this time. A "E" guitar string is small enough to poke through the hole without damaging it. This usually happens when the brake fluid isn't changed regularly. Gunk gets in there or brake lines get old and start to flake inside the line. Poke the hole. Flush the system. New fluid. Go ride!
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Hmmm... May not still be a member. Never answered. I've often thought about this... probably use a tiny led in a plastic housing on each handlebar ...
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Prayers Up!
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I'll throw my name in the hat! Excellent idea, Don!
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After a couple of months of not riding due to foot issues, I finally got out the other day. Nice warm day!
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That's really nice!!!
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Prayers Up from sunny Arizona!!!
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And a late Happy Thanksgiving to all from Arizona!
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Done.
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Squirly on road surfaces for me, has always been tire pressure and/or tire wear. Different manufacturers tires also respond weirdly to road surface issues. Best I've found so far are Shinko 777HDs. 38lbs front. 40lbs rear. 5lbs air in front. 40lbs air in rear. Single rider, 3/4 full side storage(both).
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If you haven't removed the carbs yet, let me say that it's not that hard at all! I did it twice... With nothing more than reading the posts from guys who have done it on this site.
It's just time consuming. I think it took me 2 hours first time. Stopping to take notes and pictures so I could get it back together. When I got the carbs out, I thought "that really isn't that hard".
Just saying...
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Crossing fingers the person who has come forward works out the way you wish. I found this site late, but having met you and so many others from here....I have come to love my friends here! Such good people.. and.... This is the only site I've found where positive human values are evident with all who live here!
It's a pleasure to know you.... and all of the Venture riders!
Prayers Up for your health, Don!
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Prayers and thoughts of best wishes to you, Don.
Crossing fingers at well!
Get the BMW and ride, my friend. Ride!
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I'd take the carbs off and check the floats. Left side is real rich and that can easily be float settings on left side carbs.
To add to that, the float seats may be dirty from sitting and allowing to much fuel into bowl. Or not allowing float to move properly.
Regardless, go over 2 left carbs with a fine toothed comb ( so to speak)
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If memory serves, that plug is tied into another circuit and can't handle much current. I used it to trigger a relay that powered my stuff. With a relay, you can power just about anything....
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That's a good deal!!
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If memory serves, DPR8EA-9 is the correct part number.
Yes you need to change those plugs. I ran iridiums in my 89 and changed them every year. I run same in my 05 RSV and due to low mileage... only change them every 2 years. The V4 does go through plugs.
The iridium plug number is similar to above... But not sure.... It's been 2 years!
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Oil level no more than 1/2 way up sight glass.
Float levels will change whether you are running rich or lean. I don't understand that but know it does.
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My 89 had O rings on the coil side of the wire. The cap then screwed down on the O ring... Making a good seal.
I too ran 5k ohm caps for 7 years with no issues. Had good healthy spark.
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If you ever find out who, let me know... I'll be happy to go with you
Lessons need to be learned the hard way.... And I'm a good teacher.....
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Very sad....
Prayers Up to the family.
Going to miss you, John...
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Coming out of Little Rock 5 years ago... And was heading northeast on 167/67.... At walnut Ridge I turned east on 412.
Started looking for gas. None around. On fumes I came across Ms. Addies. Small restaurant with a gas island on the right. And it was open! Got gas. Ate lunch. Cute little place and a life saver if you happen to be in the area.
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I used fiberglass cloth and epoxy. My first step though is a soldering iron, ABS pieces and some labor. I melt the crack edges...tack weld them with heat. Add some melted ABS at the ends for stress relief. Then overlay fiberglass cloth with epoxy. I used epoxy over Plastifix only because I always have some around for the boat.
trouble with fuel pump
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You might be able to clean up and straighten the original points if they aren't to burnt up. Either way, replacement points are cheap enough and easy to install.