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Are they the same as those on an RSV???
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1st gen clutch
Condor replied to Reddog170's topic in Venture and Venture Royale Tech Talk ('83 - '93)
Hey Shaun, Does the clutch slip right from the git-go, or does it start slipping after running a while and get progressively worse?? If it does you might not need a clutch rebuild, but a bleed. Also when you changed the oil the last time around, did you happen to use a brand and weight with friction modifiers. The reason I ask is is there are a few things that need to be considered before just blindily jumping into a clutch rebuild. Just trying to save you a few bucks.... When I first picked up my '83 the clutch slipped and I ended up dumping a lot of money into replacing and rebuilding everything, when all it was, was a plugged expansion hole in the reserve... Also on an '83 you can get by with a set of Barnet springs from Buckeye Performance for less than $20 bucks. I'd suggest trying that first before going for the juggler..... -
I picked it up off Ebay. It wasn't cheap.... 'bout $40.00 bucks. The seller makes them himself one-on-one. Here's a listing [ame=http://cgi.ebay.com/Motorcycle-GPS-Mount-Zumo-Ram-base-1-/190526042242?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2c5c3cb082]190526042242[/ame] Hope the link works, but if not, that's the number...
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Basically the same set up as I used except I didn't like that funky U-bolt clamp. Yep, gotta agree.... there ain't no such thing as a 'sticky' cup.... :cody
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Now the Starter won't turn over
Condor replied to GolfVenture's topic in Venture and Venture Royale Tech Talk ('83 - '93)
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RSV much worse in crosswinds than 1st Gen?
Condor replied to Grisolm1's topic in Royal Star Venture Tech Talk ('99 - '13)
Maybe?? No not smoke... The wheels act as gyro's and will resist force at a 90 deg angle from the force. If you hold a gyro and try to swing it back and forth it will try to go left or right. Try it sometime... So perhaps the wheels are resisting the side force and making the bike speed up or slow down a bit?? But only at a 90 deg force. If the wind is a little forward or back of 90 degs it might cause the bike to lean into the wind.... I think?? -
Wash the bike.....
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I added up all the accessories and bling on the RSV, and it's close to 5 large new. You're just getting started......
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Yep... A V6 w/FI based on the new V-Max 1700, and I'd be very tempted to take the hit.....
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CLASS problem
Condor replied to Reddog170's topic in Venture and Venture Royale Tech Talk ('83 - '93)
Do it again. It took 3 times before I finaly beat the controller on the '91 into submission... :cody- 6 replies
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replacment clutch
Condor replied to Jesse W James's topic in Royal Star Venture Tech Talk ('99 - '13)
Doing the clutch is probably one of the easiest major maintenence jobs you can do on a Venture. No difference other than the springs from 83-present. We did Rich99's a few years ago.. my first 2ndGen.. and it was still a piece of cake. You don't even need to take the bike off the side stand, or drain the oil. Buy a set of disc's from one of the part's suppliers. Rick at Buckeye Performance is very helpfull on what you'll need, and have at it. -
Welcome to the group Ouzo..... Nice pics of a nice bike... :cody
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RSV much worse in crosswinds than 1st Gen?
Condor replied to Grisolm1's topic in Royal Star Venture Tech Talk ('99 - '13)
Rode across Wyoming with GeorgeS a few years ago in 50-60 mph crosswinds, black micro-bursts, and 18 wheelers passing on the windward side going the other direction. The old '83 held the line pretty good, but George's eyes were really big when we stopped for fuel. I think it had something to do with the weight of the rider.. And... My spin on this is... with the frame mounted fairing of the 1stGens you don't end up fighting the effect of the wind as much as you do with the fork mounted 2ndGens. This is just theory since I haven't been in that situation with Miss Piggy yet.... -
I've never owned a new bike in my life, but I do own an awful lot of new2me Ventures. I'll let someone else take the big hit on depreciation....
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There's nothing on the final that it could come from. It does look like the tension spring from a wheel bearing seal. Did you put new bearings in the rear wheel and maybe screw up the seal while prying it out?? I do all the time... After replacing the old seal the spring may have gotten stuck on some grease when putting the wheel back on and you didn't notice it???
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I have a business account with Paypal, and have used it for money transfers for over 15 years from all over the world. Some up to $8,000, and many in the $2000-$3,000 range, without a problem. The trick is to qualify your buyer the best you can, and clear any questions that may arise before accepting the payment. Not to say that a problem can't arise, but I can't run around thinking about worst case scenarios. There isn't a system that doesn't have holes in it, and I can't hide my head in the sand in fear lest something might go wrong.....
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Congrats Larry. In November Nadine and I will be celebrating our 44th as well....
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This is what I came up with using a hybrid RAM mount. It should work on both the 1st and 2ndGen's because of the narrowness of the bar portion.
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Never put them on the '83 Thom. Sold the bike before I did. But I still have another 5 1stGens to go so finding another bike for them isn't going to be much of a problem. If you're looking for a set the season is starting to heat up and I bet there'll be a few listed on Ebay this summer. Just ask about the sight glass before bidding and be picky on the condition. That's what I did.
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That's not what I heard.... If you take a quick a look at my 'to-do' box pile you'd understand... Rain.. funky knees... no room in the garage....love affair with my Lazy-Boy... all have something to do with how full it is...
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Here ya go. The white cables are about 22" long and the black 'mic' cable is aprox 6'.
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Glad you're back Dan. Those 2ndGens, and a mild influx of GW's, have just about taken over this place.... WE need ya ta keep things in perspective....
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Annie, I know it's hard to deal with especially when it's close family, and it happens all too often. Prayer sent and tears shed....
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Ditto....