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  1. Condor
    If it's 'studdering' you may be running on 3 cylinders.... ??
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    That was GREAT!!!!!!! Hat's off to your Bro. That was one of the best riding videos I've seen in a while. Not a dull moment anywhere. Entertainment plus.. Some of these 'homies' are nothing more than 10-15 minutes of blacktop, and booring as hell...
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    83 wow

    Condor replied to KarlS's topic in Watering Hole

    2ndGen riders will always think their bike is as fast as a 1stGen MkI. That's because they have nothing to compare it to. Even a snail thinks he's traveling at warp speed... Once if they're lucky enough to own and ride a 1stGen, do they actually understand what 'quick' is all about.....
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    And to you and your's too Cindy..... http://www.theseattletraveler.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/04/easter-lily.jpg
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    Bob, I don't understand the question??? Metering valve?? Or maybe it's still too early to for my brain to kick in??
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    The class will only work when the ignition switch is in the accessory position. And only then when going from 'off' to 'acc'. Not when turning the key from 'run' to 'acc'. The class system computor runs at about 2 htz. Not the fastest thing in the world, and you have to wait for a bit after pushing any button before it responds... So, put the bike on the center stand, and turn the ingition switch to 'acc'. You should be getting a PSI reading on the class screen, and you have a couple of selections to make. #1 is Manual or Auto. I hardly ever use manual, but if you do, you can use the 'increase' or 'decrease' buttons to adjust the PSI. 14# max on the front, and 71# max on the rear. In 'Auto' use 'low..med..high' to select the PSI. Remember, to wait after you push any button for the CLASS system to respond. 2 to 3 seconds should do. Hope this helps...
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    I ran acrossed an article about hearing loss, and it's relation to motorcycles, that I found very interesting. There wasn't any online availibility of the article so I did a Google, and found this: http://www.freehearingtest.com/hia_motorcyclefacts.shtml I would have never thought that helmet wind noise could be so damaging over the long run. I'm going to pick up a box of those foam ear plugs. I'm deaf enough already.....
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    Dang that weed wacker engine is noisy!!!
  10. Condor
    This video was made by the Ca CHP in 2007, but is still something we all should look at now that the riding season is just around the corner. Not for the squeemish. http://www.chp.ca.gov/html/motorcycle_v.html
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    Tuesday I stopped by my local GM dealer to have the oil changed on the Suburban. In the past I usually tried to hit the place early...around 7-7:30AM. Any later and it's a zoo. I had to have some blood drawn at 8, so decided since I was in the neighborhood to fight the crowd and git'r done. Pulled to the sevice area around 9 and there was only 3 cars in line. Cool!! Well... in the next hour they didn't have more than 4 cars pull in. You could have shot a canon off full of grapeshot and not done any damage. Utter/McKinley's Morturary. I had no idea it was that bad. Then on the way back home I heard on the radio that GM was preparing to file bankruptcy in the next month or two. I personally don't see how this dealer will survive even that long..... They did have a used F350 4x4 'Harley Branded' Pick-up out on the lot that was really nice. Wished I had the bucks... Oh well... dream on!!....
  12. Condor
    Of Course.....!! I should have known that.... Huh??? :rotf:
  13. Condor
    The kill switch is on the right side...but you knew that and got turned around .... Huh??
  14. Condor
    My '90, '91, '93 are all steel.
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    I found this write up on the web. Maybe it'll help?? This would keep the connections somewhat protected. You can wire it to anywhere you can find the needed power sources. The devise has a ribbon of three wires, black (ground), orange (switched 12v supply), and red (constant 12v supply). Remove the headlight and locate the two accessory wires. http://www.vn750.com/Docs/clock.htm
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    Sure this is gonna happen... :-) .... right when GM is preparing to file for bankruptcy.
  17. Condor
    Well.....??? OK, it's silver....
  18. Condor
    Dang I'm glad we only have a couple of cats. 25# Purina Meow Mix from Sam's Club $11.95. Lasts for 2-3 months.
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    Not on purpose so I could get it on video........
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    Hey, I don't remember any request..... Whazat you need.
  21. Condor
    His nickname is 'SPLAT!!' The trouble with videos like this is it gets all those testosterone inhanced 25 year olds turned on, and they wanna do it too.
  22. Condor
    Leather's cheap on Ebay. I bought a very nice pair of lined chaps in my size... which took half a cow... for $50 bucks.
  23. Condor
    If you already have the baffle out where you can inspect it, then my last, and the previous post are mootas they were about doing the 'adjustment' with the reserve still installed. Just make sure the pleats are folded. Sorry about the double post. I didn't mean to repeat myself....old age I guess...
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    Dang that's nice!!!
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