Recent content by zoomsplat

Funny, funny, stuff. .................................

As I've been through this myslf, I'd have to concur with the guys about the filter, especially the fine mesh screen at the fuel pump inlet.    

Maybe you just need to Re-jet your Carbs...............    might be time for a port and polish on the float-bowls!      

Frisbee, are you talking about how the back of her arm in the mirror looks like buddy has his "parts out". Or am I just a freak?  

I believe there's a time and a place for everything.  Clear roads, no traffic, I'm gonna give 'er. Road hazards and obstacles are a part of motorcycling.  If you know that and still speed when the opportunity presents itself, then you're probably like me, and just say, "come on baby, let's go"...

Hmmmm....I just noticed it after a couple of posters mentioned it. I was that blinded by her cans, that I never even noticed the plug.

Nice first post.  Word, dude.

It was sticking pistons, usually when I have an air problem at a banjo fitting, I'll reverse bleed the system.

Look up...look way, way up, and you'll see...Northwest Territories, Canada.  Just down the road from Santa Claus.  

QUOTE (zoomsplat @ Sep. 27 2006,23:24) QUOTE I really like the V-Rod, Night Rod.  The only thing I found with it was that, your feet had a tendancy to blow off the pegs when you got a good clip going.  The warrior and those bikes won't touch it, and with the right rider, it'll smoke a V-Max...

I pulled the calipers, and changed out the fluid.  There was one inner piston sticking on both calipers .  It's back to normal now .  Stainless is going to be my next mod, I think. Thanks for the reponses.

..almost misses the copper and platinum blur out of the corner of her eye, and turns her head, just in time to see a polar bear shaped license plate receding fast..wicked fast! So she....

i never noticed before but it looks like you can take that metal piece the front tire is in inside the crate and use it as a wheel chock, screw down to the floor of your trailer. a cheap version at least Yeah, it works out pretty good. Nice pics. The labour pains must have been fierce.

50,000 kms, and running as strong as ever.