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Hijackinging the other hijack of this thread originally for roscoes's Lol
Steve It really isnt difficult to do it yourselff if your mechanically inclined. Its either you got the cash or the time. Since I'm slow at work, Ive got little cash and more time
Not at all mechanicly inclinde. But Iam going to try to be. Guess I need to start buying some tools
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#1 back on topic for a bit, due to the fact that I was so busy with midnight conference calls to asia this week after full day at the office I think I have to bail on the Roscoes [plus my dayghter does not want to wake up to go with me(frikken lazy teenagers).
Steve I will be doing the oils/maint on my bike today if you want you can come over and I will show you how to do the maintenance. Bring 5 qts of 20/50 and a filter (Mobil 1 V preferrably hehe).
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#1 back on topic for a bit, due to the fact that I was so busy with midnight conference calls to asia this week after full day at the office I think I have to bail on the Roscoes [plus my dayghter does not want to wake up to go with me(frikken lazy teenagers).
Steve I will be doing the oils/maint on my bike today if you want you can come over and I will show you how to do the maintenance. Bring 5 qts of 20/50 and a filter (Mobil 1 V preferrably hehe).
Shoot !!! I would have taken you up on this in a heart beat. But I just finished telling my wife to get ready to ride. We are going to head to Everglades City. We have been arguing a little lately, so it would reallyu be bad if I bailed on her.
I just finished installing my new tour pak and took it for a test ride down 27... it was like adding a rudder to a boat, the bike seems steadier at 80.
Dude, your just the guy I'm looking for. Ya see, I've got this bridge for sale...............
Bah, I cant really, see, I just bought this house in the eveglades on stilts. So all my finances are tied up for now. Yeah, never really saw the savings but for 5 bucks/tire I couldnt see it hurting anything. I'll say it keeps pressure better than plain air however.
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Bah, I cant really, see, I just bought this house in the eveglades on stilts. So all my finances are tied up for now. Yeah, never really saw the savings but for 5 bucks/tire I couldnt see it hurting anything. I'll say it keeps pressure better than plain air however.
Nope, won't hurt a thing. After all, regular ole air is 78% nitrogen.
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Damn, great minds think alike. I'll be pulling my rear wheel this afternoon and mounting a 160 E3 tomorrow. It's not supposed to fit a Sporty, but I've checked all the dimensions 6 ways to Sunday and think it will go. I do have the BFH ready just in case. If it doesn't go on, I'm really screwed.
I can't believe I mounted a new Metz 880 the first of April before heading to the Maggie Valley trip and here I am replacing it again, 7 months & 14,000 miles later.
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Well, it looks like my measurements were on spot. The Dunlop 160/80-16 Elite 3 slid right in there where only a 150 is supposed to go. Now the test begins. I sure hope this E3 lives up to its reputation, cause I was awful happy with the Metzlers.
Sounds good, cHarley, I mean, Person With The Other Great Mind. Hope it works out.
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The worst thing (OK the only BAD thing) about it is needing the maintenance everytime I turn around. I am so sick and tired of giving H-D nearly 400 bucks every 5,000 miles (and I've only done it twice). There is no way it is worth that much. I knowa guy that works on Honda's... he used to work on Harleys. He's thinking of doing extra work (non Honda's so as not to interfer with his company) on the side. I may start using him if he does.
A service manual, and Fix My HOG DVDs are a great combo if you're new to servicing your bike. Money well spent, and an ROI over and over again. I highly recommend it.
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16,535 miles in 5 months, but who keeps track...
You suck. I'm sick with envy. I'd rather suck.
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Nope, won't hurt a thing. After all, regular ole air is 78% nitrogen.
After all of my tests, I find that 78% nitrogen is the exact right percentage to run. But, then again, I'm a Rokit Sientits.
A service manual, and Fix My HOG DVDs are a great combo if you're new to servicing your bike. Money well spent, and an ROI over and over again. I highly recommend it.
2Beers
+1 - I'm a real advocate for the Fix My Hog DVD & Service Manual combo. It's called "service made easy", even Kimbo could do it.
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damn I tune in here to see some pics of the painted tater contest entrants at Roscoe's from today and all I see is a tire maintenance clinic going on.Maybe I misread the post heading.
Guess I need to start buying some tools
I'd rather suck.
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