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Noddy (Gord and Laura) from Brandon copied these photos to a disk for a couple folks and asked me to download them here. http://s45.photobucket.com/home/sarges46/recentuploads
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gaskets for 1984 xvz12 and is there an easy way to change them thanks Gord
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Well, it was bound to happen. With a sigh I pulled into the driveway after playing ball tonight and there was an empty space where the midnight was parked. The new owner came while we were gone and took her away. Good news...its our best buds bike now. Gord (noddy) has bought it and has almost definately sold his 90 to his cousin. The joy just keeps spreading. I will still get to hang around my midnight. Thanks to John (midnightspook) who parted with it a little over two years ago....its a great bike and will be well looked after by Gord. Now to start getting more goodies for my beautiful blue! Folks.....if anyone has a set of risers they are getting rid of let me know. I need them for sure as Gord wanted the ones I had on the midnight left on. I cant afford new bars and cables so the risers will have to do.
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gonna try to post a link.http://gordsaluminumpolish.com/index.html. this stuff is the "cat's meow", for aluminum, chrome, LEXAN, and most other polishing jobs. i don't know this fella , gord, but i have used his product, and it DOES work. just thought i'd throw this up for whomever might be interested. just jt:happy34:
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Hi, I have been having a lot of trouble with the bike since having a tire installed in the spring. I took the wheel off again to replace the back tire and discovered what I think might be a missing part. I have the axle bolt, and a washer that goes on just before the crown nut. Am i right in thinking that there should be a spacer/washer between the swing arm and the caliper housing, ? let me know , or if you have a picture/ drawing of the back wheel components it would be a big help. Thanks Gord
