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Winter Project 1

Discussion in 'Projects' started by Lucifer, Dec 3, 2011.

  1. Lucifer

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    I like the "new" ellectronic"" bikes. 51,000 mi.s on mine with NO breakdowns,ever. I think the new systems are rock sollid. Also water proof.JMO.
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    Riding an '09 I certainly hope you haven't had any problems:)
    No one knocking the electronic sensored bikes...I put the EFI cop king through hell and back in weather you wouldn't put a dog out in,and it has never let me down or left me stranded....but, if a sensor did give up the ghost,there's no way to jury rig a sensor to get you home...it needs to be replaced:)
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    Yup, they are very good, and more reliable than in days gone by. They rarely go bonkers. But when they do, better hope it was just payday!
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    :confused:Wer'es CardBoard when I need him?:confused::roflmao:
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    I think he's getting his eyephone sensor replaced...
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    Nothing wrong with the carbs used to love'em, but now I like to turn the switch listen to the fuel pump hit the starter and drive away cold or hot engine.
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    im stayin outa this one.......................
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    i love my carb and choke...it's emp proof.
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    Started cleaning up the Heritage a bit,getting ready for re-assembly...
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    Right side...3 yrs of dust accumulated

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    Left side cleaned up some...
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    Was ready to put the new front wheel on,but apparently the dealer didn't put my original spacers in when I got them to true and install the bearings....Now I need to trim 5mm off the speedo drive spacer for it to fit:angry::witsend:

    Here's the new wheel...white wall needs a good cleaning too lol.....

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    Red neck Bud was on sale last week...;)

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    Lucifer Well-Known Member

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    Green boxes are the normal brand...this is why the garage is called the "Dawg House"

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    Nothing like having a well equipped shop!

    Sent From My Damn Droid!
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    Kinda tough to use yer grinder, eh?
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    what is the alcohol % on that stuff. hey you got my sandblaster box.
    gonna remove that plastic window, replace it with glass.
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    Using the grinder is easy! Just gotta work ya way to it. By the time you get to it, ya forget why you wanted to git to it! :roflmao:
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    Beer is 5%...Haven't used that blaster in a couple of years,couldn't get it to seal right around the lid,used to have to wear a mask and coat + it blew sand all over the garage...maybe a heavier glass lid would help:cool:
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    a bungie cord is your friend!!!!!!!:)
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    I did some sand blasting once and just did it in the yard - sand disappeared into the grass after a little raking!

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