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A lot of RSV riders use Seafoam. There are a few who use harsher chemicals, but I've found Seafaom to usually help. Start with a heavy dose. run the engine for a few minutes to get the Seafoam in the carbs, then let it sit overnight. Then take the bike out and run it. Also make sure you're keeping the revs up on the engine, the RSV doesn't lug at low rpm's like most vtwins do. You might want to join the forum, the dues are minimal.

You'll need to supply more information. There are 2 types of Yamaha driving lights and dozens of 3rd party lights.

Puc buddy. Thanks. was this the hat you found?

Its a private FB, at least to me. Lets see if Annie or Quickstep post an update here?

I recall seeing a number like 40,000 Harley's sold in Europe last year. That high of a number surprised me. But good for H-D if true.

what picture? Asking me to imagine what Puc might be up to can lead to trouble.

Good one Puc. !

ahem ???? H-D announced over a year ago that they were ramping up overseas manufacturing for the non-US market didn't they?

rawhide chew bones are your friend. Cute pup !

Duane Betts.

Looks good Lewis !!

Interesting. I have been musing over getting a new car, and noticed that one model I was interested in, a KIA SUV was made in Georgia. I wonder if they are at the plant that Ford used to have near Atlanta? btw, My Mercury Marquis was made in Canada, and I'd buy another new one if they were still made.

taken from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harley-Davidson

ouch !!!

The article says "Out of US" not "to Europe". Actually, Harley has -already- ramped up production in India for the non-US market.

I good youtube, imo. sportbike comparison at a racetrack by a professional team.

If the tire was bought with a credit card like I use for 90% of all purchases, I'd give the original seller a week to make things right, then file a request to have the payment reversed with the credit card company. It sounds like they gave you a return shipping ticket so you're not out any $$$ for that.

I just thought about this again so took a look. It appears that the chicks are growing up but still hanging around the nest.

Yes. I picked up on that. Makes me wonder about the hand-off of duties between old and new manager, or if the old manager was hostile, why the 2nd level manager didn't make sure that the new 1st level manager had the tools to review staff and pending actions, like a contract termination. It could be that the old manager deliberately didn't renew the contract, Maybe having been demoted/fired over the performance of the employee now spinning this story. But.. Its still a humorous story and one that I suspect is all too possible where companies use 'least cost' programs and outsourcing to manage their business systems.

BBC news article. It would be humorous if it wasn't true. https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-44561838

Here's a utube of Ness and the accessories.

https://giant.gfycat.com/EntireGraciousBlackwidowspider.webm

Some enterprising young engineering student got a PhD for that, no doubt.