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Thats why he put it in the watering hole and not Second Gen and look who fell for it. HAHAHA It's probably as old as he is so I my suggestion is replace it. Brad
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Why worry about the back door the Last time I checked the front door here is open Brad
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I am no expert but what type of stereo is missing the right side. ? Brad
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Don I think you can really Brad
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We rent ours and it was acting up one night so I called for the service. First thing next morning they showed up and advised it was rusting bad so they would replace it. It was jsut over 10 years old. They were there the next day to do the work. Kichener has a bylaw that makes us install a temp restrictor valve which is suppose to be set at 120f. Had a member crank it to 131 which is max. They also had to change the venting as it was black ABS and the code is changed to a white plastic piping. Cost me 40 bucks and 1 dollar a month rental on the restrictor that I really did not want in the first place. Randy can not remember the make but it was 50 gal high eff. Most of my neighbours all had theirs changed as well. This was a new subdivision 10 yr ago. Brad
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Dave I am sure your goning the enjoy that. Ibelieve that is the one Hal has. I too also like that one it seems to be the lightest. Mr. Wells That is huge. That I could get used too. Brad
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Enjoy the Holiday. Can't wait to see it Brad
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You mean this post ? http://www.venturerider.org/forum/showthread.php?t=17406 Brad
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If they have the cracking issues tracked to 1/2% and they hit 1% in failures, I would bet she could give youthe dates the problems occured and when they corrected it. I would have asked for month when they feel the issue started and how long before they re-acted. It bet the answer could be real interesting ? Brad
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looks like a blown freeze plug - pics too
BradT replied to massey130's topic in Royal Star Venture Tech Talk ('99 - '13)
And I figured Vern lived far enough North to understand Brad -
I think they were the first ones to import it. Stick to the auto shops before CTC or Walmart in Canada. Brad
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You have it correct that the Small hole line up on the rear cylinders and the large holes for the front Cylinders. I can not remember how the cam lobes faced but it did look ackward. When reinstalling chain tensioner on the rear before attempting to install the front cams it will rotate the engine back away from the T1 Mark. Rotate the engine back to the T1 mark and then Remember to rotate the crank one full turn then an additional 70 degrees before lining up the T2 mark. Then line up the large holes. Careful to get the large and small holes correct. See pic as on one of the cams there was both large and small holes very close. Brad
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Here is our favorite but it is a bit longer than 5 hours it is a 460 mile day. A bit of super slab to get to the really nice roads but it is worth it Brad
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This probably has been asked 100 times Now 101 times Congrats on getting a set they are nice looking Pegs Brad
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Has anyone tried these?
BradT replied to Vanantwerp's topic in Royal Star Venture Tech Talk ('99 - '13)
The Shinko tread pattern looks alot like the Michelin Commanders or at least the fronts are close. Just for the the record I like the D404's mainly because of the white walls but I do get about 10-12,000 miles on the rear and replaced them yearly. These were replaced with at least 1/16" tread left but was going on a road trip and was not about to push it. The last twice as long as the rears. Brad -
Point number 2 is funny, and the rest of this is very true. Brad
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Bob, it was nice to stop by, had a good time and lunch was very good. Thank you Brad
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W Dells we went there a couple times when I was young (about 5 and 10), then I drove through about 15 years ago on Business, and I can not remember a thing except for the photos. Looked like it could be fun for the kids. Bu I like the roller coasters, bigger and faster the better. BRad
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The guys that like the Metzlers said the same thing. I'll Stick with my Dunlop White Walls Brad
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It was not I. Most other people can see my name come up on there phone, maybe it is just your phone Brad
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IS that the same bike that was painted many times before. Red I think and then went blueish ? Most of us only saw pieces painted up. Right Mr. Owl Brad
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Ouch Brad
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I agree with both these numbers compared to my GPS as well. Brad
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Suggest carrying a gas can with you as I would be surprised if you will make it at least on teh interstate. Brad