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Rocket

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  1. New mirror prices from Flatout MC & Partshark is $64.33 USD........ :thumbsup2: That is a lot better than $200. each, as they were previously........
  2. Don't think so, for the regular readers......... They were probably, all in on it............... :rotf:
  3. This thread is a YEAR OLD.........
  4. Or My Ding-A-Wing, as per the pics.....:rotf:
  5. Bob was still talking of triking Goldie, after buying his 2nd gen, a few days ago.... Yes, I knew of the new scoot, before most of you did........
  6. Battery cables are a bit under sized (hot start issue), aside from that, normal maintenance & a few upgrades. Progressive fork springs are also a great upgrade, to do, Tires don't seem to last, here on the praries (for the milage), I wore the center tread sections out of both tires last year. :mo money: BTW where in Alberta are you???
  7. I see he spent some time out of the pond, after all, aren't squids usually in the water. BTW what was the pond monster count, for this year????
  8. Rocket

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  9. Rear tire is now changed, guess I will be bundled up for my ride to your place tomorrow... :cold:
  10. Probably in the trunk of the scoot. Along with the hammer & chisle, that you wrote it with........ :rotf: Have a good visit at Don's.
  11. Not as bad cost wise, as trying to find all the goodies needed, to put in a Mk2 cb radio. As for the J&M cb2003 (Solo) pinout, I have it here. I asked the President of J&M for the info & had received it. I had also ordered a few, right angle 6 pin DIN plugs, from Digi-key. Now to get around to ordering the cb & antenna ect. So, here the J&M cb pinout.......
  12. I believe it is 29 & holding.....
  13. Yup, it was very nice, when I was back in Victoria, for the weekend....... Govt paid trip, no less.......
  14. I just got off the phone with him, he is not getting fuel out of one of the carbs, via the drain (he tried this after I asked him to), it seems the other was getting fuel.
  15. Or the Venture cage.....
  16. Never seen one with that setup before, so this is the only responce I can give.......
  17. With the spacer in, yes, it is basically a 2 person job to get that last bit of downward pressure needed. This is with me standing on the foot pegs & pressing down on a 1/2" drive "speed handle" attached to the 17mm allen head socket. Without the spacer, it is very easy to do it solo.
  18. On the 83 & 85 the wiring harness ground point is basically behind the throttle cable junction, at the left front frame mounting point, for the plate that the tci & coils bolt to. So you will probably need to remove the left fairing to get at the ground wires.
  19. If you are getting the Progressive Suspenson springs, their part # is 11-1112 & that is for all 1st gens. Some members run without any air in the front, after installation, I had installed Friesman1's without the preload spacers, so his new taller windshield will clear his "garage" opening & he still was not using air in the forks, as of last weekend.
  20. Now this will make it confusing for old Snarley............... Did you mean 1 or 12 of them??????? Can't let the old guy get too confused, otherwise he may end up, being like Black Owl........
  21. Sounds like the throttle cables need a good lubing (at the least). To do a good job of it & get at all the cables with a cable lubing tool, the left fairing will need to come off, to check & lube all the cables at the junction block.
  22. One thing I do if needed, is to connect an shorter old line to the master & put the other end into the reservoir, so it is submerged. I pump the fluid through, until no more air will be moved though the line (this is refered to, as "bench bleeding"). After this is done, I re-connect the fitted line to the master (do not move the lever without the line attached & bleed some more as needed. Hopefully this will be of help to you.
  23. If your adapter looks like this one http://rivcoproducts.com/products/product.php?productid=93&cat=431&page=1 you are limited in filters that you can use. Maybe the adapter itself, has loosened up, causing your problem.....
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