I need one of those…FML. What a pain in the ass that was. But the chain is good and my noise is gone…so…win?I think you deserve a patch.
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I need one of those…FML. What a pain in the ass that was. But the chain is good and my noise is gone…so…win?I think you deserve a patch.
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hahaha valve adjustment...When I did the valve adjustment i accidently dropped a shim and was going to tear the engine apart to find the fker. lucky God listened to my prayers and i was able to pick it up with a magnet. When i heard that click, i was so happy.This is my plan. If I get into that I’ll start a new thread on how to do a valve adjustment / clearance check.
Then I guess spark plugs at that time also….
I think I need a Haynes repair manual.
Fellow dirt rider gave me a great deal on it. Since baby #2 is coming in Nov we aren't spending as much on sledding this season. New motor and really nice track plus lots of extras so I'm happy and wife likes the colour and the optional comfy seat that came with it. Other than a $50 idler wheel and the usual going over for the season it's ready to go. Gives me something else to tinker with in the garageThat’s cheap? Compared to what?
Probably more expensive than my car!
Isn't this a coping saw and it's used for trim and moulding?FWIW, I dont like that style of hack saw. I just hand hold a blade or use a mini hacksaw. Mini hacksaw are great for bolts too.
Similar but different. Stiffer than a coping saw amd less throat depth. Different blades too. Mine is a little different but similar concept. The key is it uses blades much smaller than a conventional hacksaw.Isn't this a coping saw and it's used for trim and moulding?
Congrats on the the gas baby and squishy baby too.Fellow dirt rider gave me a great deal on it. Since baby #2 is coming in Nov we aren't spending as much on sledding this season. New motor and really nice track plus lots of extras so I'm happy and wife likes the colour and the optional comfy seat that came with it. Other than a $50 idler wheel and the usual going over for the season it's ready to go. Gives me something else to tinker with in the garage
I have an on/off switch on the handlebar. When the bike is running they are on low (50%).i bought the "datadim" switch that switches the d4's to 100% when i turn the high beams on.What sort of switching arrangement did you employ?
just use this next time ¯\_(ツ)_/¯So I spent 4 hours on my back in the garage today, scrubbing all the rust off the headers:
My wife owns three motorcycles but never rides the F650GS any more. She told me if I can sell that bike for a good price, I can buy myself another motorcycle.
So I spent 4 hours on my back in the garage today, scrubbing all the rust off the headers:
Gonna get this mothafocka sold this weekend!
So whatcha gonna buy is the more important question @Lightcycle
just use this next time ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
nothing motivates like a new bike