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86 yam. venture
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An interesting new spray on chrome process from Germany
showmebob replied to Gary N.'s topic in General Tech Talk
There is a place in Calif. that has all this, Alsa paints -
Rear Tire Cuping
showmebob replied to showmebob's topic in Venture and Venture Royale Tech Talk ('83 - '93)
Yea little bit but i tought it was just the front end that i am getting ready to change out, bad fork seal on one side and need to tighten up and check the neck bearings, have not had much time to work on the Venture becaues i have been working on this XS1100 that i have been trying to get it going so i can ride it while i work on the Venture plus every thing elece i need to around here, whoever tought when you retire you retire is nuts, think i got more to do now that i had when i was working, only deference is now you can set whenever you want to, maybe i am setting to much ya think -
Rear Tire Cuping
showmebob replied to showmebob's topic in Venture and Venture Royale Tech Talk ('83 - '93)
you can bet that i will check it more offten now after this, its gona cost me another tire now becaus i am afraid of this one, when you run them low it can damage the side wall and besides that it is a metzler and they have had trouble with those tires comeing apart after they have been run low on air presure what i have read any way live and learn i gess. -
Rear Tire Cuping
showmebob replied to showmebob's topic in Venture and Venture Royale Tech Talk ('83 - '93)
I just went out and check the air presure, 18 lbs, and to tell you the truth i dont know how long it has been that low, have not checked it sence last summer, i regret to say. -
Dont know if this has been talked about allready but i have a rear tire that is cuping it only has about 2000 miles on it, just seen it today, any one have any ideas what can cause this ?
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I have an XS11 allso, so much easyer than the venture when i got to run to town and make several stops.
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I have three bikes that run, 1986 venture, 1979 yamaha Xs1100, 1981 goldwing and about 6 outher bikes i have not got to yet, mostly ol gold wings and old xs1100, if i find some left alone abused ol bike that i think i can fix or use some parts off of i will buy it if it is cheep.
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lots of jobs
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i knew we were in truble when wall mart starting selling gas, its all wall marts falt
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You hit it right on the head, they create a shortage and the price goes up, the oil co. create a shortage and the price goes up, the gov. takes kick backs and the monster stays in control, we have enought oil in this country to be free from all outher countrys imports, the baken oil field in South dakota has enought oil for this country for 40 years, oil under the rocky moutains, the oil field that is east of prudo bay in alaska, the EPA is in control along with the oil co. The EPA is full of S**T and backed buy the big oil producers to keep the market under control. its like a snow ball rolling down hill its to big to stop it just keeps getting biger and biger, untill it hits bottem, invest, buy guns, bullits, water and food.
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Posted onece, see if this works, got about100 miles in today, 70's AH ha, it worked
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Bench grinder, horse shoe rasp, course sanding wheel on a drill might take a little while but like i said i got more time than money, any solvent that will disolve the ABS plastic will work, asetone 100% can be bought at paint stores, home depo, auto parts stores, the asetone turns the ABS grindings to mush, just have to play with it and see how it works, if you dont want to mess with it buy some of that oats abs glue, when you glue it , it melts the plastic together welding, bonding it together, some epoxy does not bond it together jb weld will stick for a while but it will not melt the plastic together, i had to redo a fix on the fearing done by a PO, the jb weld was comeing louse.
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Just do it like they show on the plastix vid. put drop of solvent on(asetone) alittle ground up abs, and so on and so on untill it gets bulit up to where you want it, i am not no way going to pay that high price that plastix wants for there kit when i can go to hardware store for a small price of what they want for the same thing, but i have more time than money so this is the way i do things.