i'LL GIVE IT A SHOT
I think hwere I went wrong was when I cut the "ears" out, I didn't get quite the angle right. It needed to be opened up. I rode a bit tiday and...
funny you say that yeah its leather, I was just thinking about trying thatI may do it on a scrap piece first tosee what kind of shrinkage it gets
first off squirrelman.. arent we a little bit committed on the military front right now? It cost moneye to use a navy ship , it cost money to land...
yeah , the seaats a little out of my monetary reach right now. this one was the right price for the leather.... Free ...apreciate the link
you are the all wise advisor, and besides I cant afford a new one .... Do they make a sargent seat for the old ones?
ok so I have this old seat and it needs a neww cover...as some of you guys say at SLOIII it was'nt all that good as a matter of fact it sucked...
I need a new switch. you saw that. cool I'll look for one ...what year on the later model fits?
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okay so heres my [problem, I have an 86 vfr700 that I just got on the road, rode her to reggies everthing was great no problems. rode her...
anybody else have a saint for a wife?
carbs swapping. 87 will fit. I think there are a few others that will work.. and Squirrel, the two sets of carbs Ive gone thru both have had...
its that nature is saddened about his return to the great northern reaches, and the skiy weeps as he leaves our fair country behind..But in the...
give the youngster a cookie......your right
2nd gen....nuff said. besides its quality not quantity
the tiger will never die...that is what you non believes just don't understand. the tiger once it leaves the material world only becomes...
do you have the twin disc set up? I have the whole set up top down to the bottom...its off of an 86 700 maybe its the same?check it oput and...
the dancing birds name was Crusty.......the bird acctually dances better. Peace
single swing arm freaks!!!!!!!!!!! two are better than one.......one is un safe!!!!!!! Oh yeah, 2nd gen 86 VFR 700
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