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3313
I am now finally ready to make the leap. I will not go back to stock pipes, so my good set is now up for sale. No dents, minimal scratches, no rust. These...
David
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Dec 4, 2007
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3314
I now have three sets of carbs, one from each year. Anyone know which give the best performance?...
David
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Dec 7, 2007
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3315
My wife says I can get a new Harley, so I won't riding the S anymore. I have one complete runner driver in pretty good shape with current tags and salvage...
David
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Dec 9, 2007
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I also found a set of crash bars in the box of parts. I think these are Kinda rare. Also I have found the gauges are in great shape, but the plastic needs to...
David
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Dec 11, 2007
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I am selling a 1984 Red/Black Nighthawk S. The bike is in excellent condition with under 13,000 original miles. I had stored this bike for several years after...
instantly_ron
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Dec 15, 2007
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3318
HI everyone. I'm looking to see if anyone has made or knows of a solution to my issue. I love Air forks, as being a big guy at 6'4" and about 400 lbs, making...
Richard
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Dec 20, 2007
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3319
Rich, Galfer makes a braided stainless two-line front brake and clutch line set that works beautifully. In March '05 I paid $128.20 with S&H (during a "line...
doug banfelder
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Dec 20, 2007
2:54 am
3320
I bought a Galfer break line for my '81 Suzuki and it came with banjo bolts that did not have the correct threads and ended up ruining a caliper in the process...
Ian Cooper
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Dec 20, 2007
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3321
Where can I get a good set of heated grips for a good price? It was - 4 C all day today and the commute to/from work was a bit chilly! Also where can I get a...
Steven Winningham
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Dec 20, 2007
8:35 pm
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Heated grip kit: http://tinyurl.com/5ksu for the foam hand grips you're on your own. but I am sure you can find something under $20 at your local dealership. ...
Joey
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Dec 20, 2007
10:40 pm
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Joey's right, the Dual Star grip heaters are the shizz - solidly built, effective, and very reasonable at around $30.Doug BanfelderFastour Riders' Group ~...
doug banfelder
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Dec 20, 2007
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I bought these one for mine about a year ago: http://www.aerostich.com/product.php?productid=16539 Only recommendation I have is to insulate the left bar so...
Joshua Tootell
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Dec 21, 2007
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... Nice link, although I think you meant to say that if you found these at your local stealer they'd be double the price. :-) Greg == Chicago 'burbs mailto:...
Greg
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Dec 21, 2007
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... Nope..... I meant you could find the cheapy foam grips for under $20 (made in china for $3) Years ago, I went to a local yamaha dealership to inquire...
Joey
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Dec 21, 2007
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I don't know the brand, but I have standard metallic element grip heaters on my ZRX (the ones that wrap around the bar, then the grip slides over). It has two...
G Jones
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Dec 21, 2007
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3328
Very true, George. Suzuki V-Strom (DL-1000) handguards bolted right on to my FJR - the lever mounts for Yam and Suzy are made by the same company. The guards...
doug banfelder
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Dec 21, 2007
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3329
The discussion on BARF was saying the same thing. But to be honest, insulating the handlebar was stupid easy to do and very effective. Whether or not it is...
Joshua Tootell
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Dec 22, 2007
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Here is a link to my album: http://autos.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/ hondanighthawk700s/photos/browse/3095?c=...
Steven Winningham
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Dec 22, 2007
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3331
I see you too made Custom Fork Guards, like I did. Works fine, don't you agree? Mine is to be seen at ...
J.L.H. van Damme
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Dec 23, 2007
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3332
What is the largest or widest rear tire that will safely fit on my '85 Nighthawk S? I have always ran a 140/19-16 but was curious is anyone else ran a wider...
Sammy Safe Sex
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Dec 26, 2007
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I'm happy with the standard 130. Of course, it's a recommendation from the mid-80's but hey: we're riding a top-bike from that era: so why wouldn't it serve us...
J.L.H. van Damme
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Dec 26, 2007
10:57 pm
3334
Tire sizes have to be generic for the average person. It is the end user that needs to figure out what works best for thier own application, just like...
Joshua Tootell
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Dec 27, 2007
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3335
I think you are running the widest acceptable tire. Some will probably tell you stock is the widest acceptable. I run the stock on mine and don`t have any ...
Thomas Westby
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Dec 27, 2007
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3336
What size should I order as a 5'9'' 170lbs? Medium or Large? There are no happy endings JUST ENDINGS...
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Dec 28, 2007
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Does anyone have one for sale? I might bite the bullet and by one new. Where is the cheapest place to buy one, from their website or a distributor. Thanks ...
tanrush1962
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Dec 30, 2007
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3338
Be VERY CAREFUL buying a Corbin UNLESS you go to their store.To many horror stories of them not fitting properly on bikes that they supposedly aremade for.Pre...
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Dec 30, 2007
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3339
Hello Gentleman, Anyone have any experience with Timken Roller Bearings? My bike is nearing 40K and I am wondering weather it may be time to replace my...
Sanka
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Dec 30, 2007
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3340
Hi Sanka, I replaced a set of steering head bearings with Timken's on an '84 with amazing results. At the same time I also rebuilt the front forks replacing...
John McClain
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Jan 1, 2008
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3341
Hi, Replaced mine 1 1/2 year ago at 28000K with tapered roller bearings. I suppose that type lasts longer: load pushes on a line in stead of a point. I managed...
J.L.H. van Damme
vliedt
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Jan 1, 2008
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3342
Thanks Jan, definitely referring to the bottom bearing as it's the most difficult to deal with. Just be sure when tapping on the bottom that you tap on the...
John McClain
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