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  1. Danno12
    Just joined. Been riding since grammar school and still going. I like to ride off and on-road "toys" and I don't care if it's import or domestic, if I like it, I ride it. I'm also factory trained tech for H-D and Suzuki. I currently work for a Chinese powersports dealership and there is little to no support from the makers and that includes any manuals or diagrams.
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  2. shorty
    I lived in Daytona for two years. I got a ticket riding in the dunes south of town. Nobody was around so I thought it was ok. This was in the 70's
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  3. Gwbarm
    Im not sure how well it holds up over the years but it sure is nice on your hands and strong.
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  4. Gwbarm
    Oreileys sells WIX
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  5. Gwbarm
    It is built into the exhaust system and removable to be able to clean it.
    1 point
  6. jen
    How about Keimoto ATV bags anyone use those instead of ridged rear containers w seat??? Picture shows Coca Cola ...Cannot wait for the new Cane Sugar Coke...in Guatemala last year the Coke was so much better using cane sugar. And the Oreo cookies ..Unbelievably good..except they do not keep fresh long.
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  7. shorty
    Winter oil should be thinner viscosity I think wix and napa are the same filter. Both excellent
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  8. Martin82
    And what brand of air filter is good to nuy ?
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  9. jen
    Gooood morning Red neck bar patrons of America…..Wow Friends and new friends last night The bar played all the great songs: …”When I pass by all the people will say,….Just another Guy on the Lost Highway.” H. Williams Sr. Great dance music ; BTW I can do the Vulgar Two Step…”With a broken wing she carries her Dreams .” M. McBride And of course the end of the night anthem...“But nobody wants to get Drunk and get loud, And all my Rowdy friends have Rowdied on down.” H. Wm Jr…AKA “Bocephus” (Playmate of the Gods , ancient Mesopotamia Archeology.)
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  10. jen
    I have seen the 305 Scrambler...high pipes for off road ...
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  11. WeeBee
    My first Bike was a 1965 Honda 305 Scrambler Basket case for $50. My Last was a 100th Anniversary HD Low Rider! In between I've had 2 Triumphs, 2 Honda Gold Wings, Honda 750, Yamaha DT250! Ridden since I was16 !
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  12. jen
    Yes the Kaw 1000 is too heavy for me. I have the suspension all the way down as the road is too far away from my seat...LOL
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  13. shorty
    Those are big touring bikes sunn. I had a 4-cylinder shaft driven yammy-hammy. It was really really quiet and being a 4-cylinder it was totally vibration free. Eventually I decided it was too heavy. That's when I bought the suzy-Q 650 Street bike. Half the weight and could cruise the highway all day with the throttle just cracked open My dad had a little Honda scooter. 1966 I think. Displacement was around 60-75cc but not sure. Definitely for pavement. I think he bought it from a neighbor for $50
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  14. jen
    The new ATV has braid polycable...I like that as if it breaks it will not fly back and cut me.....I have enough scars..
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  15. Danno12
    My first bike i could ride on the street was a Honda Trail 90. I banged it up pretty good
    1 point
  16. sunn
    Yes, the angles do improve tongue stability. I used 1" x 2" steel tubing, not sure of the gauge. I'm sure there are professional welders in our group who would offer advice. the winch was an inexpensive $79 Harbor Freight but I really like the wired/wireless feature.
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  17. shorty
    FYI: I used a volt meter to test the stator/rotor output. Pulled the plug on the rectifier/regulator to access the 3 wires coming from the stator. The other 2 wires are 12v pos and negative so easy to identify the 3 stator wires, which are yellow on my Kowhockey. You should see around 30v AC not DC coming from the engine stator. Test all three wires to EACH OTHER not ground. Remember the stator puts out AC like an alternator. The rectifier converts the AC into DC to charge the battery. On my case the rectifier/regulator was bad, obvious because the 3 stator wires showed 30v AC
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  18. Gwbarm
    You should see about 14.5 volts at the battery with it running if charging correctly. Thats assuming regulator and rectifier is working correctly, if higher than that regulator is bad.
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  19. jen
    my dads friend owns three Honda dearlerships . He had an old scrambler . But the one i liked was his Kawasakii 700 cc (two cycle ) triple , OMG it was a rocket ship. That Scrambler was tough. My Grandpa had a Jawa 250 cc . dont uou hate that you sold those bikes and cars.
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