etcswjoe

I was checking my tire once and the valve came apart shot across my garage, I use metal ones now.

Do you have a link? Also please post pics on how it turns out.

I have a lift adapter but when I do not want to jack up the bike in the air I put two 2X4s together and routed out a slot in the top one so the kickstand fits right in then I put a 20 pound weight on the left floorboard to make sure it does not fall over. Probably not the safest method but for quick items like checking oil in the sight glass it is quick ,easy and of course cheap.

I just cut the connector off and soldered directly to it.

Thanks for the story it put things in perspective this morning and most of all I am glad you are still here to tell about it.

Great pics reminds me of home, well actually that is my home turf. Glad you are having fun.

2030 I guess I can stay up for a few minutes of it.

I usally google what I am looking for using "what I am looking for SITE:venturerider.org" and if I want to narrow it down I will put first generation or second generation after it. 9 times out of 10 I will find what I am looking for.

Could always do both http://www.nationalstandardparts.com/multilink.html I would say most of the connections our techs make are crimped but the crimp tools we use are several hundred dollars to several thousand depending on the tyoe of connector.

I am not a big fan of crimp on connectors I would much rather solder or use solder sleeves if you can.

Sweet You want to double your money real fast

Thanks for the update and all your hard work on this.

I checked mine on both bikes around 48K and had a total of eight between the two bikes that were out.

Thanks for the tip

I am just lost now..

Was not talking about the bikes or was I? I can't remember.

But can you ??? I know I had to slow down and enjoy life so I got a 2nd gen..

I have a couple of dam pics but not with the bike http://i760.photobucket.com/albums/xx248/etcswjoe/IMG_4209_zps708e7343.jpg http://i760.photobucket.com/albums/xx248/etcswjoe/IMG_4206_zps36fedd33.jpg

Looks like yall had a good time, thanks for sharing.

Cool Thanks.

Guess I must have trikes on my mind, I went ahead and corrected so not to confuse anyone later. Thanks!

5/8 is the correct fule line size I don't know about the NOS lines.

I like it So what is the boating forum going to be called?

Very carefully. You can put a liner in line however it is not legal to do so. A 100 watt would get you a long way and I would not want to be riding in a group with you when it was on. They make smaller ones but I would try new antennas or at least get your SWR set before I got an amp.

The OEM shock is not rebuildable, choices are limited Works, Hagon, YSS or OEM none are cheap.