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7 posts recovered 0 threads started First seen 13 Apr 2006 Last seen 13 Dec 2008

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  1. Self Installation 13 Dec 2008 17:01 my solution. took about 6 hours total to make it and have changed out 6 pairs of tire so far. about 30 bucks in material and I use a coats tire iron. [image: Posted Image]
  2. The High Mileage Thread... What Do You Have On Your Vfr? 5 Sep 2008 00:29 52500 no valve adjustments, toasted stator and did the usual wiring gremlin ejections. Otherwise flawless. 107hp to wheel with pcll and full 2bro system.
  3. Tips & Tricks To Help Your Charging System 20 Apr 2008 13:27 It is amazinq what upgrading the wiring did for my VFR. Now running heated grips, electric jacket liner and regular bike stuff I never run lower than 13.6. Oh the warmth! PS using a 35 dollar R1 reg from ebay. I think…
  4. The Official Oil Thread 27 Jan 2008 15:47 I scored enough M1 at wallyworld to keep me going for quite awhile. for some reason they were discontinuing the stuff and had it all on sale. Bought 5 or 6 5 liter jugs for half price and they had something like a dozen…
  5. Harbour Freight Tire Changer 23 Jun 2007 14:10 Its been awhile since I posted pics of the machine I built but here is one. This is substantially the unit except the bead breaker that is a piece of heavy threaded rod that attaches to the back side and is run by my…
  6. Stator Tests 28 Jan 2007 15:24 Had same problem; everything checked out but charging pattern was the same as yours. Finally pulled the side cover and found stator was cooked, very dark brown on some windings. Changed stator and all has been happy. I…
  7. Make Your Own O2 Sensor Eliminators 13 Apr 2006 14:40 Hmm, interesting, I am running PCll with full system; no cat, no o2 etc. All I did was take the o2 sensors and zip them to the bottom of the bike. Still plugged in just hanging basically from the bottom of the engine.…

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