kiki
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Just a small donation from us here in little Belgium Europe. We hope the amount will be raised really fast. That way Cliffon350's son can start to use the bike very soon. Keep up the good work Freebird. Kiki
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Thanks guys, Apparantly so far nothing seems to be damaged on the forks. He asked me if someone knows what thet ideal pressure is for both sides. Front and rear suspension. So it would work perfect in the curvy roads they do when cruising with the motor. Now he has put 0.5kg/mm in it. Maybe he can replace his suspension. Rick,u were talking about some suspension. U don't happen to know what that would be like in price perhaps? Greetz Kiki
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Well today he went and bought a Progressive suspension pump, he filled up the forks with enough air. He'll try it out over the weekend,if that's working out fine now. If not,he'll try the oil part. Thanks again for all the advice. Greetz Kiki xxx
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yes he's put air in,and he's used a high pressure air hose for it. So that might be the problem. We don't really have such a pump yet. But seems it's a good idea to purchase one,never a bad buy anyway. I'll let him know...Just in case that wouldn't solve the problem,does any of u know what type of oil goes in there. We have the manual,but as usual,nothing is mentioned on what type of oil it takes.Typical of course. Thanks for the quick replies already :-) Greetz Kiki
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I have a slight problem,the front fork of my husband's Royal Star Venture is to soft. He wants to take off the oil from it,and put new oil in. My question,where do u let the oil pour out,and where does he put the new one in. In one word,complete oil change on the front fork of his motor. Also,what type of oil does it take? Hope i can hear something soon. Thanks already Greetz Kiki
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Thank you for the advice. I'll tell him in the morning. Hopefully it'll work,if not you'll hear me again on here. Either way,working or not i'll keep you posted how things develop with his plans. Thanks again Kiki
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He wants to have continues power. He asks me if it would be possible to start within the fuse box? He's got a spare fuse in there,or atleast that's what he thinks:whistling:. I guess he will be certain about the spare fuse,once he's discovered the fuse box of course:rotf:. Kiki
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My husband drives a Royal Star Venture 2001 European model. He wants to install a MP3 player onto his motor. But where would he get the power to make it work? Since he's not very good with English:Laugh:,he leaves it up to me to ask the questions. All tips are welcome Thanks Kiki