Well yeah - its def a slick idea, or you could just use the no fail, kung fu grip oil filter wrench from the Amazon link. post #5.
I have the same thing on my '98. I thought it had something to go that mine is a CA model. For me it was a pain in the ass for fill up and I ended...
I heard awhile back that covertibars makes longer cables you can buy. Dunno if that is still true. :cool:
I like your bar job there. Would love to try a ride on something like that . Looks like there's 25 ideas for a RAM mount. Probly do something...
If you have time on a '93, you'll have no problem with an 800 any year.
$3200 is pretty fair depending on mileage. -- Didya get miles on the bike?
Looks like a good bike. -- But if the guy dont wanna reply, there's not much you can do. Chances are he sold it.
I'm kinda nut on if I see an interesting tool and that includes a filter wrench, I'll try it out. ---- Well I bought this guy..... Lisle 63600...
Dude - go out and buy a digital multimeter. They can be had near anywhere. Autoparts stores, Sears, Harbor Freight, Radio Shack. Then go crack...
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IMHO - We have seen multiple times from many burnt bikes that the wire harness in general is just undersized for the duty cycle it is being asked...
http://vfrworld.com/forums/5th-generation-1998-2001/39277-how-fix-common-regulator-stator-failures.html...
A basic load tester does a roughly 10 second load and the battery is rated good/bad based on output amperage. Usually the voltage will drop a volt...
I have to really pound my '98 to get the wheel off the ground at all. Usually it will skim the pavement a few inches, but that's about it....
http://vfrworld.com/forums/5th-generation-1998-2001/39277-how-fix-common-regulator-stator-failures.html
- Do a load test on the battery - off bike. Confirm that its good or bad and go from there. - Go to battery's plus or an auto part store to do it....
^^^ You work for Dynojet? :cool:
+1 - that's the best feature on carbon fibre cans, they dont get hot to the touch. Also of course, they are light, light. My old Kerker...
Dudeski - check http://vfrworld.com/forums/5th-generation-1998-2001/39277-how-fix-common-regulator-stator-failures.html...
http://vfrworld.com/forums/5th-generation-1998-2001/39277-how-fix-common-regulator-stator-failures.html Dead Battery?
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