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Well this ex pat Scot appreciates our Canadian troops and all they have done and do . i wear a yellow ribbon/maple leaf pin on my vest to show my support for them.
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Heh heh ,now thats funny (in a scary kinda way) pick up a couple of rare earth magnets from princess auto(cheap and very strong) put on drain plug ,filter and drain pan .did that on my Triumph and seen almost no debris first time i changed the oil and nothing since. i have them on my RSV but ive recently had the first service done so it,ll be a while before i change the oil.
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sweet lookin ride. ........... isnt your lad gonna be pi$$ed about his HD outside under a tarp
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http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/tripplan/transport/shipping.php http://www.motorcycleservices.com/ http://members.shaw.ca/coteesh/motorcycle_to_europe/2006_tour_prep.html#shipping thinking of doing this in 2010 for our 25th wedding anniversary. i,ve been looking into it for a few week now. lufthansa are pretty good from what i read .these links have some interesting details. let me know how you get on .
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Bought my 08 RSV S in august ,havent washed it yet
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SilvrT, keep an eye on crappy tire, they have a decent lift (1500lbs),which usually sells for $75 on sale . http://www.tsbshipping.com/ these guys are great for getting bike stuff shipped to ,saves the tax bs ............some times
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Smokin deal SilvrT ,you be riding it back to Burnaby ? bbbbbrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.
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real sorry to hear that Yamamama.
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winter project ,sounds about right . start off easy heh heh.
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I'd be interested in how that all goes Skid. i can get a bit of a deal on them very same speakers . being that all my riding mates all have loud pipes ,id like to have a louder stereo
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FLB, did they make a big difference to sound quality ?
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+1
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i believe its for diesel engines (blue rotella)no friction modifiers. been using it in my Triumph for several years now. great stuff,way cheaper than all the other oils and does much the same job. i usually pick up a jug or two at wally mart in WA. lastime i bought some it was $20 (US) for a jug and an oil filter (same filter for the RSV )
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Been using the 5W on my Triumph for years ,change every 6000 or so kms ,great stuff. havent had the RSV long enough to do my own oil change yet ,but i will be using the 5W for it also.
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Happy Thanksgiving All
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i have shipped quite a few items back to the UK, from Canada ofcourse. they usually are charged vat (17.5%tax) + duty on out of country items over 35 # s ,also charged more if shipped by UPS etc. best to use USPS.i have shipped back Triumph MC parts (chrome stuff nothing to big) without any problems,i just put on the shipping slip returning items,saves them tax and duty, these are shipped to mates not ebayers. what are you planning to ship over there.
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sounds interesting, not able to do August ,but any other time should be good. beautiful riding around Nelson i hear.
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7.99% is a decent rate up here in Canukland. i financed my 08RSV thru Yamaha at 7.99 for 60 months. bank rates are more as are credit unions, as far as i know. everthing is more expensive up here
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Just bought a 08 RSV S on the 13th of Aug, heavy bike ,especially coming off a Triumph America, but a great bike(specially in the twisties:sign woo hoo: ) . takes a bit of getting used to in slow speed situations ,such as parking lots etc but as has been said. friction zone clutch a bit of throttle and a bit of rear brake and your off, no problem . and if you havent seen that Ride Like a Pro dvd its well worth a watch . good luck .
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Images added to a gallery album owned by Celt in Member Albums
Variuos pics from a local HD dealer museum and a few with the recent snow