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) i cant imagine however, the 4 200g air filters pulling on the carb so much, maybe over time, wear, and bumps in the road? Also i ordered new car boots for $10 a piece, god i love ebay!
hmm good point, well unfortunately i already shelled out the $40 so i might as well try them on, and the carb boots that are installed now are at least a few years old (and by few years im being quite modest, they are at least 2-3 years old...) , and theyre holding pretty well (of course i mean other than the cracks... but no major failure, thats the point im trying to make
couldnt you just take the easy way out and find some rubber tubing that matched the diameter? im certain you could find those at home depot if anything. Also its probably the cheaper solution as well
or is there some magical design in these carb boots that im missing? other than the lips on the ends of course...couldnt you just take the easy way out and find some rubber tubing that matched the diameter? im certain you could find those at home depot if anything. Also its probably the cheaper solution as well
had to get a new boot for my scooter last season, and yes you are correct part of it is metal and the rubber actually is molded around it. Mine cracked exactly where you specified aswell 
and im sure you can somehow do a make shift nipple on the boot if need be
Tires are my priority! ive been trying to source out a pair, every time i tried to order, they did not ship to canada. So im going local or from Canadasmotorcycle.ca
Thanks Just checked it out, after taxes and shipping its practically $300
i was really hopping for $250 at most im not cheap im just really tight because of insuring this guy :'( a penny saved is a penny earned! especially when spending money 
but they should be here first thing next week Checked out Cycle world today and they told me they could get me the tires and install for $415, a little to pricey for my taste considering i could install them at home... Also anyone know someone who can install fork seals for cheap? 1 of my forks has the slightest leak so i picked up a pair of seals for it, i just dont have the tools to do the installation any help will be appreciated
However dont be fooled by its size, its screen is very clear and easy to read while riding, the backlit display is absolutely marvelous, Real time bargraph could be a little more precise/responsive, the functions on this thing are great, im not going to take the time and write about each one seeing as there are dozens of specs sheets you can look up Peronally i had to glue magnets to my front wheel but this is due to my rotors being very large in radius (the bolts were too far out on the wheel to make the computer accurate) so i opted to glue rare earth magnets to my rim, no biggie So basically i took your generic back pack, tightened the shoulder straps, found a thick polyester strap with plastic buckles, threw the backpack over the tank, and clipped in the two shoulder straps with the belt. WORKED GREAT so far has withstood speeds of 145KM/h, hasnt even budged... its on there fairly tight and im sure with my chest pushing against the front of the pack, its not going anywhere! Give it a shot if your too cheap to afford the magnetic bags
) It actually shines! I was also able to get about 50-60 grams of old grime off the chain She rides like a cloud and yet corners like a cheetah! its such a marvelous feeling! Im shocked by the difference these tires and adjustments made... btw this was about 7 hours of work mostly fiddling around with the spray paint ;P
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