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  1. Rick Haywood
    Gotta keep the right air pressure in any tire
  2. Rick Haywood
    Must be set about right then cause mine doesn't slam into first.
  3. Rick Haywood
    Thanks Guys, I kinda thought that was what it was for.
  4. Rick Haywood
    Nope, this one isn't an over flow it is very small and has a little knob on the end that you can rotate left or right
  5. Rick Haywood
    I was changing the plugs and putting in new air filters and noticed something I had bever seen and was wondering what it might be. On the right side of the bike right behind the rear carb there is a small tube that runs from right side torwards the left side. It is moounted on the back side of the carb and has a little knob on it that you can rotate. Does anyone know what it is for?
  6. Rick Haywood
    It is amazing how many non-riders think we own and ride bikes for the gas mileage. It's sort of like my daughter working at Menards while going to college, I figured I might save a little money with her discount but soon found out I spend lots and lots more because she works there.
  7. Rick Haywood
    Don the punch that is missing just might be because yopu ride that 1800 goldwing more now.
  8. Rick Haywood
    That was nice. (was she watching when you replied:cool10:) Just joking
  9. Rick Haywood
    Don give me a call, I use a guy that I trust very much and has always taken great care of my bikes for reasonable money. I wouldn't take mine anyplace else And he is only about 10 miles from me out by Congerville
  10. Rick Haywood
    WOW man I worry about you.........Daisy Duke and those shorts and you like the car
  11. Rick Haywood
    $3.36 for 87 octane here in central Illinois
  12. Rick Haywood
    Hey Monty, We are looking at Houseboats in your part of the world. My wife and I are going to retire and live on it in about 6 years. Will try and buy one in the next 3/4 years. Such a great area down there.
  13. Rick Haywood
    Hey how did you get in my garage and take my bike:mytruck1: Mine came out of Florida, it was a bank repo
  14. Rick Haywood
    Some Pictures of the bike and a few other things http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2071739&id=1063337614&l=804f8222ca
  15. Rick Haywood
    I must be older I got 19 of them right
  16. Rick Haywood
    I didn't know the NJ Pike was 180 miles long
  17. Rick Haywood
    I ran an Avon and when it got down to the wear bars it was like a week later it was bald/ I only got about 8000 miles out of the rear so decided to switch to another brand. I went with the Dunlap E3"s and i love the way the bike handles better plus I have 11,000 miles on them and should get another 6000 to 7000 miles more. One bad thing is they are a little noisy
  18. Rick Haywood
    enjoy [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hgGj8kbuRk&feature=related]YouTube - Little Shrunken Sings The Blues[/ame]
  19. Rick Haywood
    I did the same thing but I did it originally so I could blow up a air mattress when we go camping. In case people haven't found out yet the fuse blows if you use the one on the fairing with the new one the problem is solved. I like the idea of the maintainer plugged in there also so will get the male end so I can do that and remove the other wire.
  20. Rick Haywood
    Guess I'm poor or my BB's are really old cause they are steel.
  21. Rick Haywood
    WOW are people that poor that they can't afford a few bucks for the real thing? And anyways BB's will rust in the tire.
  22. Rick Haywood
    I just taped mine off and painted them I have a MM edition and I used Gold paint and it looks greats.
  23. Rick Haywood
    Nothing
  24. Rick Haywood
    \ I drained some out of mine the first time I changed it. I left it on the side stand and pulled the plug (got oil all over my hand) and then quickly put it back in. In fact I had to do it twice to get enough out. If you drain to much just buy a quart and pour some in till it is where you want it. Or just buy 4 quarts and drain it all and refill. Cheaper than running it over full. Creates small air bubbles and that is good on cam bearings or rod and main bearing. If you us synthetic it costs you $40 if not then it's about $16. Pretty cheap for piece of mind.
  25. Rick Haywood
    Doesn't work on my 2000 MM Edition
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