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Dano

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  1. Might just need a good greasin' there, huh Squeeze! The zerk fitting on the driveshaft at the pumpkin doesn't do anything, you must pull the pumpkin loose, pull out drive shaft and gease up both ends. Not hard to do, will probably quell the noise. Dan
  2. Great job Jay, when's the party? Gotta break that sucker in!!!!! Dan
  3. Ride safe Lowell, see you down the road sometime! Dan
  4. Must be rough on ya there, Steve! Hey 'bug, don't you know as an official member of Ventureriders now, that you are legally responsible to chase them down and pester the crap out of them to join the webste?! Dan
  5. Ditto, same here. Our "Mayor" across the street (ask Squidley!) carries the local armory in his basement. We have 24 hour security and no crime along our road. The only thing we have to watch for is the unlawfull annexation from the "metropolis" (wannabe) down the road. We're already taking steps to mitigate THAT. Dan
  6. Do you have the airbox and filter installed? These bikes do not like to have unrestricted air.
  7. Ebay has a VMax aftermarket oil pressure guage that should work, need to lengthen the hose to mount it, I believe. Goes in place of the plug under the water pump. Dan
  8. This is something I've been helping Clay with over the past week. We've (He!) has everything else working now and a great fundamental knowledge of these bikes now. Unfortunately, I've never done the master cylinder, so I cannot help him there. Slave works fine, clutch rod comes out the other side 1/4- 3/8ths inch when activated by mstr cyl. Problem is, when he first starts pumping, nothing. 3-5 pumps, it locks up under pressure past the master cylinder, and any fitting or bleeder loosened will alleviate the pressure build-up. We believe it is something in the master cylinder itself not allowing the pressure to return to the reservoir. For once, I'm stumped!!! Dan
  9. I would look for a bad ground or cracked circuit board on the display,Check small green wire coming from left side under the middle gear drive cover (rear cover on left). That is the neutral indicator switch. It is probably ok since you have indication of 1st, 2nd, etc. on the display, I presume. Have you got the fairing off? If not, remove the headlight and you can reach(?!) most connectors going to the display panel. Check ignition fuses, could have been knocked loose in the tumble. Just a couple more things to check. Oh, I forgot GeorgeS' famous quote of the day, month, year(!!!!!!LOL) Clean ALL your connectors with Electriclean or similar and put dielectric grease on the connections!!! Dan
  10. What bike was he riding?
  11. Naw, as a matter of fact, cheesecake from your most gracious Sweetnothing will be the ONLY thing that will settle this "sick" feeling in my gut since you disowned us 1st gen guys and went down that "other" road! Well, I should have known that you were starting to "slow down" in your older years and needed a slower bike!!!! That's alright Brad, I'll continue on for 'ya!!!!! Skinny Squidley
  12. Great lookin' bike, Dan!!! At least you didn't SETTLE for a 2nd gen!!! Ride the pi** out of her and have some fun for once!! Dan
  13. Sub-frame really not that hard to do- a good Sunday afternoon and evening should do the trick. Get that 2nd gear fixed, too. Good winter project to do both things. Dan
  14. Tell us it ain't so, Kevin, tell us it ain't so!!!!!!!!!!! Dan
  15. #1- What Sarge said #2- Upgrade to TupperJ's bigger battery cables, pull the starter, take it apart and clean it out #4 You just discovered why these things are better than a 2nd gen!!!!!!!!!! Would like to see a 2nd gen "act" like its gonna pull the front wheel!!!!! Dan
  16. For OEM with great prices and service--- www.flatoutmotorcyles.com have the best going around. Great OEM parts fiche and great turnaround. Tell them you're with Venturerider in the comments box, and Chris will take care of you. Dan
  17. I'm gonna have to disown you, Brad:buttkick: Skinny Squidley
  18. Erik, Erik, Erik, don't give Redneck any more ammo! We'll get that bike goin' right for 'ya, just give me a week or so to get some time....... If you haven't noticed, once again there's more posts on here for 2nd gen repair than there is 1st gen.............. Dan
  19. Good thing you weren't on your cell phone,,,,,, could've blown the whole place up!!!!!! Oh, wait a minute, the impact, strewn gasoline, slight spark------YOU ARE 1 LUCKY DUDE!!!!!! If you have a Guardian Bell, it was sure working today!! Dan
  20. The unit hanging off the left side of the battery is your starter relay.......
  21. Pretty good pics! My 84 has a cam right behind the pinion, maybe prevents this? Dan
  22. Squeeze, I have been on the phone with Clay several times, we have removed the shift linkage, shift rod and fingers, rotated the shift cam thru the gears. He can shift by pushing up and down on the finger that goes over the star screw holding in the shift cam (without the shift knuckles installed under left side covers). sometimes having to rotate the drive axle to line up gears. We now feel that it must be contained in the knuckle, rod thru left cover, knuckle up to toe shifter area. He now understands how things work and operate and the correct names of parts (doing very well at this, too!). SInce we had left side cover off, he is going to put that back together sometime this weekend so we can re-check operation. Stayed tuned for further developments!!! We also figured that his thrust washer has been fixed under recall, 40,000 mi on bike, no sign of chatter in second, no visible wear on the split clip at the end of the driven axle. Thanks, Dan
  23. Oh no,,,,, now you've gone and done it!!!! GeorgeS will be on here tellin' ya to clean ALL your connectors now!!!!!!!:whistling: LOL Dan
  24. Are you talking about the intake boots under the carbs? Dang. Lynn beat me again!!!!
  25. Good lookin' ride there, Scott. Take care of her and she'll take care of you! Dan
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