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27798
Ok, so I went with this to start because I'm still waiting on the tools and books. The only servicable parts I found after removing the gas tank were the...
mydogozzy
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Dec 1, 2003
12:10 pm
27799
Good advice. I've noted that several times on my 650. Does great when cruising but it doesn't take long in urban stop-and-go, idle at lights type of riding...
Lester Johnson
ben_nighthaw...
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Dec 1, 2003
3:38 pm
27800
I've noticed the same thing. My bike's engine seems quieter using 20W50 and my Honda mechanic recommended it. Seems to hold up better at the end of an oil...
Lester Johnson
ben_nighthaw...
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Dec 1, 2003
3:43 pm
27801
ok... i am plannin to put a 700s front end on my 550 nh... so far i have the forks, axle /w spacer, both tripples, and the front and rear wheels... now for my...
cmil6199
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Dec 1, 2003
3:54 pm
27802
You have dismantled the tops of the carbs and removed the vacuum diaphragms and main jet needles. Be careful not to scratch or bend the needles, and not to...
Reid McTaggart
reidmct2002
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Dec 1, 2003
3:55 pm
27803
Yep, nothing wrong with using 20W50, except in really cold weather. However, the engine will run a little faster and a little cooler with 10W40. -Reid ... ...
Reid McTaggart
reidmct2002
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Dec 1, 2003
4:00 pm
27804
... concerned ... the ... me ... Mine does it too. It's just the primary gears (gears that drive the clutch/transmission off the crank). No problem. Lotta...
rayvan4
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Dec 1, 2003
5:15 pm
27805
... Has the bike ever had silicon sealer used on it perhaps? If so, stay away. Don't use this stuff. As a MC mech I've seen many motors toasted because of...
rayvan4
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Dec 1, 2003
5:22 pm
27806
You can remove the oil sending unit and screw in a pressure gauge. The manual says 71psi/7,000 rpm is standard. The oil pressure switch is inside the pulse...
Kirk, Ben
ahondanut
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Dec 1, 2003
5:57 pm
27807
resist the impatience - or you may end up with more problems, or worse, 500 some odd pounds of rubber and steel that holds the floor down in your garage. just...
RP
nitechicken
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Dec 1, 2003
6:36 pm
27808
On my late model NH750 I've noticed that some fluid collects in the airbox drain tube. IT seems to be mostly water but has a bit of gas smell to it. I drove a...
rolavine@...
rolavine
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Dec 1, 2003
6:39 pm
27809
On the 700, all this stuff is under the LEFT side crankshaft cover. And, from the left side, the engine should be turned clockwise. An even easier approach...
Reid McTaggart
reidmct2002
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Dec 1, 2003
7:11 pm
27810
Yes, it's normal. The fluid is condensation from the crankcase breather. There was a lot of it after your recent ride because you were riding in very high ...
Reid McTaggart
reidmct2002
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Dec 1, 2003
7:15 pm
27811
eyup - it's totally normal, esp. after riding in high humidity. Remove the plug from the end of the tube, drain and dispose the gunk (like old engine oil),...
RP
nitechicken
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Dec 1, 2003
7:18 pm
27812
I've said before this is my first owned bike. I have never worked on them before. So I still need to learn tendencies. Right now I am having a problem...
Sean Lyle
kandekilla
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Dec 1, 2003
7:36 pm
27813
FWIW, I tried the Greenlight product and it made no noticable difference around Winston-Salem, NC. If there ain't other traffic on the road, I ain't gonna get...
dslice00
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Dec 1, 2003
7:44 pm
27814
... on them ... having a ... Clutch ... or stop ... 2nd gear ... will pop ... like that it ... speed, then ... this be ... tranny ... baffled. My 650 does this...
rayvan4
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Dec 1, 2003
7:49 pm
27815
I think maybe your clutch is not disengaging as well as you think it is. Your riding, stopping, waiting description tells me the problem happens after heat has...
Reid McTaggart
reidmct2002
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Dec 1, 2003
7:51 pm
27816
AIght that sonds about right then. I bled the clutch a little bit but I didn't do a flush on it. As for the other email its has fresh oil in it. I need to...
kandekilla@...
kandekilla
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Dec 1, 2003
10:47 pm
27817
Well, oops, too late. When I bought the bike, I was afraid that the engine was frozen, so I asked him to crank it over before I picked it up. He threw a...
mydogozzy
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Dec 1, 2003
11:26 pm
27818
Subject: The Nigerian con game... ... piece ... unavailable ... this ... con ... request ... with ... front...
Drummer
drumwoulf
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Dec 1, 2003
11:35 pm
27819
Are you feeling lucky? it could just be the wrong kind of oil - make sure to use motorcycle oil or automotive oil WITHOUT any friction reducing additives....
Andrew T. Schnable
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Dec 1, 2003
11:37 pm
27820
Ah Well - then it's probably fine. I err'd on the side of caution, but since it's cranking I reckon my last line of advice is moot. I gotta hand it to Reid...
RP
nitechicken
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Dec 1, 2003
11:52 pm
27821
Ok - just thought I'd add this to the fray. Check out: http://the-nighthawk.home.att.net/ then, http://www.oftm.com/chupa.html The Nighthawk VS. El Chupacabra...
RP
nitechicken
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Dec 2, 2003
12:11 am
27822
I'm seeing a rubber chicken dressed up in leathers....
rolavine@...
rolavine
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Dec 2, 2003
1:03 am
27823
On the news a couple of weeks ago, apparently emergency services use the light changers, and the Govt is concerned about private citizens getting hold of them,...
charlie_c500
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Dec 2, 2003
1:32 am
27824
My take on these traffic signal changers is this: They look quite bulky/visible and therefore will be impractical for a bike and a cop magnet in a cage. Also...
charlie_c500
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Dec 2, 2003
1:55 am
27825
That should be interesting! Let us know when its done and post some pics. Can't wait to see it! Doc 83 650 Streetfighter ... wheel...
Doc
doctr07
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Dec 2, 2003
2:50 am
27826
Whoa Dude! Sounds cool - but wait... Doesn't the 550 only have one brake disc?? If you're going for the whole 700s front end and have the requisite front...
RP
nitechicken
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Dec 2, 2003
5:29 am
27827
no more talking about choppers etc. I don't have a garage and this just makes me al frustrated. ;) I need a garage or a storage unit that will alow me to...
tek
kandekilla
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Dec 2, 2003
6:13 am
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