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Dont worry Kerry, youll still be in touch, after all, kids may leave home,BUT, they never leave your wallet....... Brian
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Billet Air Cleaner Covers
friesman replied to Condor's topic in Royal Star Venture Tech Talk ('99 - '13)
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Move to Sask, I dont pay any monthly fees for health care, and it covers everything cept meds, and even that I dont pay after my deductible is reached. Brian
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According to the police here, they are a red light cam, not a yellow light cam, the pic is snapped after youre through the intersection and the pic shows your car AND the red light at the same time, so its pretty tuff to argue with it when you see your car and the red together in the same frame. (dont ask...) AND there has been an increase in rear end accidents but they say that is safer than the tbone style accidents. Brian
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An episode of Mythbusters tested a whole bunch of stuff like this and none beat the photo radar or red light camera.
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I use the more button all the time
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friesman replied to MikeZ06Allen's topic in Venture and Venture Royale Tech Talk ('83 - '93)
I dont know if you will get the response from your engine that you want. Ive read that some others have tried similar things on the intakes and have usually found that these bike like the stock airbox on them. I know when working on these bikes when the airbox is off, they cough and backfire and really dont run well. I know of a couple of guys that have just drilled holes in the airbox and ended up covering them over when the bike ran terribly as it seems to need the constriction to run right. If ya were to put bigger valves and heads on and improve airlow to the engine, getting rid of the airbox might work better but if ya dont want to spend big bucks, you might hafta leave the airbox as is. Brian -
youre bad, Scott.......but I do like your sense of humour... Brian
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friesman replied to titansedriver's topic in Venture and Venture Royale Tech Talk ('83 - '93)
I snapped a throttle cable on mine and was going to attempt a change on my own, but this settles it, i am taking my 85 in for the fix after hearing how many issues youre havin! Good luck with it! Brian- 16 replies
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I know of 2 or 3 85's that might be too real for him though.......better leave him with the G2's so he can handle the excitement..... Brian
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THe Spin on adapter from RIVCO sure makes it easy to change oil,on the G1 bike and Ive wondered about how it changes the filtration qualities in the motor. Brian
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I am no expert, but I wouldnt mount that, it would go back to seller. Brian
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We dont realize how fast things change until we look back at an old ad. The stuff that has probably changed the most is the computer related stuff, so here are some old ads to enjoy. http://uneasysilence.com/archive/2010/10/15478/ Brian
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Ive had my cruise working at speeds above 85 mph. Sask is probably one of the best places in the world to test out your cruise control,....for hours and hours.....lol, at least if you stay on the trans canada highways,.... not a turn for 50 miles at a time... Brian
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Some of us that cant ride yet are probably in need of a good laugh, so I thought why not post your favourite tv blooper (PG please). This is one of mine, its an Australian version of Good Morning America..... [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_fMN9kFm14&feature=player_embedded]YouTube - 'Long, stabby thing'[/ame] Brian
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hey i have just figured out over the last year or so that I am not fat. I am CIRCUMFERENTIALLY CHALLENGED:whistling: Brian
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Just how deep can ya handle? youll find out if ya miss anything.... Brian
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Fantastic job youre doing for anyone that needs you. THanks for taking the time to take the training and stepping up to volunteer. we need more people like you in our communities across the continent. Brian
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This video is one of the best I have seen as far as showing why mandatory retirement isnt for everyone. THis woman is 88 years old and most of us (probably none of us) could keep up with her. http://www.garynorth.com/public/6791.cfm brian
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trolling bike forums, travelling, planning bike runs, throwing apple computers in the recycling bin, watching movies, reading local history. Brian:stirthepot:
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Dont get used to the nice weather yet!!!! Yeah, we were probably around 40f on Tuesday too, the roads were actually starting to look pretty good in town , I actually had the bike running for a while. But yesterday we had a full scale blizzard roll through, visibility 0 , this morning I woke up to -20f with a -35f windchill. AARRRGGGHHH! Brian
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Ive had passengers that were around 200 lbs that couldnt get on while I was on the bike as they couldnt haul themselves up over the seat, so she just got on first with the bike on the side stand and swung one leg over where I would be sitting and then I got on after. that was putting my 85 wwayyy over capacity with the 2 of us, but the venture still handled everything great, but a wee bit top heavy. I found if I kinda sat down on on right side of the bike, I didnt need to wrestle it as much, let my body weight work for me,(there is an advantage to being about 300lbs), it felt like the bike would kinda settle,then after the bike is upright redistribute myself .....But I needed more air in the shocks.....lots mo air....lol. I have a "preflight" talk I have with every new passenger and have to remind some of my old passengers too, but it goes something like.. you dont get on until I say ok, you dont get off until I say ok (even if we are stopped), dont move at low speeds and stop signs, and dont be afraid to ask questions. I have told most passengers that havnt ridden before to think of themselves as a sack of potatos as the bike leans dont do anything drastic, just do what the sack of potatos would do in that circumstance...seems to help people visulaze and know what to expect. Brian
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Got my reservations made at the Skyline, havnt registered on the Cody Rally page yet. I forgot about the coutndown clock...Ill get on that!! Brian
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That sounds like its a great idea, i gotta get you my registration one of these days real soon.... Brian