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  1. hi 05 silver
    welcome, look again bowls have drains ,allen head, good luck.
  2. hi 05 silver
    No way, lifes to short to ride ugly motorcycles.
  3. hi 05 silver
    The mv85b-15 is listed in alpha sizing . The 150/90-15 is listed in metric sizing, the E3 is the correct size for our bikes.
  4. hi 05 silver
    One '05 RSV 22,000 puked it's oil ,didn't even try to get it under warranty. Installed Works shock much better.
  5. hi 05 silver
    Have stayed there , great , good BBQ.
  6. hi 05 silver
    Wow, I wonder what the penalty for bootlegging seafoam across the border is.
  7. hi 05 silver
    I agree SeaFoam is a great product. Don't know what you're paying for it, or how much you use it . But we use in our bikes, and our customers bikes. we sell it for $6.99 only use 1 can per bike per year . One can treats 8-25 gallons, Two times a season we run a tank thru them, then when we put them up for the winter, we use the last third of the can to a tank as fuel stabilizer. We have found this to work very well for the people who ride alot, if your bike sits more, you would have to treat a little more offen. So use this as an excuse to ride more. :clap2:
  8. hi 05 silver
    D404... oem 150/90 HB-15 , D404... aftermarket 150/90 H-15 . The aftermarket D404 is not a belted tire, that's what the B stands for. 150/90 HB-15 can only be bought thru Yamaha. Dunlop lists the aftermarket D404 as high value/bias, sounds better than cheap. Look at your rear tire, for a B, if you want to run D404's buy the one with a B for belted for the rear, but there are better choices for our bikes,Metzeler,Avon, E3.
  9. hi 05 silver
    The 170 has a lower load rating than the 150, i would stay with the 150 . I have went thought 2 sets of Metzelers on my Venture and love them ,tried other brands,came back to the Metzelers.
  10. hi 05 silver
    I have sold and installed hundreds of tires for motorcycles. RSV & RSTD are heavy bikes and carry heavy loads . Dunlop D404 are not the best choice for our bikes. Metzeler 880, Avon, Dunlop E3, really are the only choices we have, and they are ,all in all, fairly equal, in ride and mileage. I know some will disagree with this simply because some people like Chevy trucks better than Ford trucks. My sales and service records show that my customers who keep the correct air pressure in their tires enjoy a safe ride with great mileage, those who don't, don't. I have 5 street bikes including my baby, '05 silver RSV, they all have Metzelers . Not that I haven't tried all the brands, I have, and my customers have, and like me, they come back to the Metzelers..... winner by a nose.
  11. hi 05 silver
    Correct
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