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Venturous Randy

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  1. My thought on motorcycle radios is; if you are playing rap music and I can hear it from 10 feet away, you should have your motorcycle crushed and you spend the rest of your life in prision in solitary confinement being forced to listen to country music 24/7. BTW, I don't care much for Rap music. RandyA
  2. One of the love's of my life is riding a motorcycle. That being said, I really don't think I could be a rider if I chose Canada to be my home. Even though I know Canada must have some of the most pristine riding in the world, with the shorter season, extremely high insurance rates, higher cost for parts and generally being taken advantage of by the government, I am not sure I could be a motorcyclist there. I just wanted to say that I admire you folks for going through all this and still be riding. RandyA
  3. Nothing worse than trying to be a responsible citizen and getting royally screwed by the government. RandyA
  4. Are you telling me Yama Mama is not on snopes? I felt she would be in several different commentaries. Or, are you commenting about snipes? Are you suggesting that it wasn't really a snipe, but a raccoon and started in 1997? I can tell you as a country boy, snipes have probably been around since 1897 or earlier. You need to be a lot more specific in your wild accusations. RandyA
  5. Yep Yammer, there are some things you just can't get away from. RandyA
  6. The decelleration pops are usually associated with an exhaust leak. That same leak is pulling in oxygen, allowing the pop. RandyA
  7. Unless you had the camera on exactly the same setting with the same conditions, the camera may have compensated and made them look the same if on auto setting. RandyA
  8. Mike, I thought about that, but resisted doing what you did. RandyA
  9. On the black wire on the connector, check if you have good continuity to ground. RandyA
  10. Keep in mind Condor that the throttle plate opening difference from 800 rpm to 2000 rpm is very little without the bike being under load. Is there any slop in the linkage that is being taken up when you move the throttle? Could you have a vacuum leak that you are compensating for on the idle balanceing sync that is not as much a factor once you open the throttle up a little? RandyA
  11. Don't ya just love it when someone blasts it the world something you have been watching so quietly on ebay? Just rassing you Dano, you are just trying to help. RandyA
  12. I have never had good luck with Silver Star bulbs. At one time I had them in all my vehicles and none of them lasted very long at all. I hope your's does better than mine did. I have a PIAA bulb in my 83 with an 86 up headlight assembly upgrade. I wonder if this "extreme white" bulb would be any better, as that is not the one I have. RandyA
  13. You could probably just reassemble it and press the internal sleeve back in place. You might want to put some type of gasket sealer in the metal sleeve to hold in place. I suspect the internal sleeve has been pulled out before when the diaphragm was replaced. Look at the other diaphragms and you can see how they are assembled. What is your history on this bike? RandyA
  14. I agree with this, both on "Good on ya ADC" and checking with your water company. Some do have a policy where they take into consideration someone has an unknown leak. Given it was not for your use and consumption, you may be able to get it discounted. Good luck. RandyA
  15. I think our July was the 4th coolest and wettest on modern record. I don't know about August yet. I have not heard much from Brother Al lately. Just heard discussion on the radio at lunch about this Cap & Trade thing may make the TVA electricity rates go up 80% in the near future. That should help the job situation around here. RandyA
  16. Also, Seals All works good with gasoline. I am not sure most epoxys will actually seal gas. RandyA
  17. USAF 1969/73 Staff Sergeant Ubon Thailand, 1972 Aircraft support equipment Currently in the Product Engineering lab for A. O Smith, Hot Water Group RandyA
  18. To add a little to what George has stated, if your bike has the old fuse box, you need to change it out and it is easy and cheap to do. Also, on the left side of your bike under the side panel, the connection from the Regulator/rectifier needs to be cleaned and the crimp on the terminals tightened. This also applies to connector for the three stator connections. On the stator connections, many people bypass the connection and solder the wires together. RandyA
  19. I have contemplated changing my user name, but the one I am interested in is taken by someone else. But, given the changes in our member status now, I doubt if he is even a supporting member. He joined in August 06. His last activity was back in April 09 and during this whole time, he has a total of 3 posts and I can not get any of them to come up. Should I try to send him a PM, as he has no other contact data available, or just consider him as history? Enquiring minds want to know, and I am probably not the only one with this thought. RandyA
  20. If you are going to change the battery, and it sounds like you should, look at some of the batteries like the Oddesy. I replaced mine with an Oddesy and feel much more confident about hot starts. So far it is working great. RandyA
  21. Are you sure it really don't mean "slower"? RandyA
  22. With Allstate, I have liability and uninsured motorist and a bit above basic coverage. Mine is about $125 per year. I have never understood why your all's insurance is so high up there. Randya
  23. What part of Tennessee? RandyA
  24. One more suggestion, if you are propping the camera on something, use the timer feature so you won't be messing with the button while holding it and shooting at the same time. Looking good. RandyA
  25. Hey, good luck on your trip. 488 miles to me is a lot of riding in one day. Laura and I took off yesterday late in the morning and rode down to Tellico Plains, which is on the south end of the Smokies. With some curvy two lane riding and eating two meals, we did not get home until about 9:30 last night, so we did a bit of riding after dark. None of this was on an interstate. We only went about 360 miles, but I could tell Laura was tired, but she is a trooper. RandyA
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