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dendron
234 posts recovered 5 threads started First seen 22 Jul 2008 Last seen 29 Jan 2012
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5 in the archive- Stuck 6th Gen Oil Filter dendron · 21 Feb 2011 – 31 Jul 2012
- Brand New Honda NR750 and RC30 Stashed in Sweden dendron · 5 Jun 2010 – 15 Jun 2010
- 6th gen Stuck Oil Filter dendron · 19 Nov 2009 – 20 Nov 2009
- Update From The New V4 Video dendron · 6 Sep 2009 – 11 Sep 2009
- 30 Second Tire Repair? dendron · 6 Jun 2009 – 6 Jun 2009
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Last 50 of 234- Sport riding while staying seated [image: View Post]Monk, on 29 January 2012 - 02:04 AM, said: [image: View Post]dendron, on 29 January 2012 - 12:49 AM, said: I like and use conedodger's "kiss the mirror" technique which involves some seat movement…
- Then and Now Images Work is hard. Distractions are plentiful. And, time is short. Very nice juxtapositioning of one era to another, Mr. Farson. Bravo! :wheel:
- Sport riding while staying seated I like and use conedodger's "kiss the mirror" technique which involves some seat movement without necessarily knee dragging. I remember attending a CSB school some years back where Mr. Code made a statement that you…
- What Do I See In The March Issue of Motorcyclist? Good eye, YF. There's also a cherry looking vintage CBX in classic root beer livery on the right side of the next page. Excellent.
- redslut Ride to hell Absolutely fascinating, Dutchy. It's hard to imagine the massive loss of life that occurred in WW's I and II, but particularly WW I with the huge losses of humanity required just to advance the front line 100 yards in…
- Six weeks a tent and a vfr updated november 12th traffic with a capitol t hollywood and the score wind 1 olive 0 day 4148 :lurk: Sigh...absolutely fascinating! :lurk:
- My new 1200 vs. my 800's [image: View Post]SeeMeDo, on 09 June 2011 - 04:50 PM, said: I don't have anything to compare it to it's just the best bike I've owned. I was thinking of keeping my Harley but sold it because I just didn't care to ride…
- 1st time tmac attendees please read [image: View Post]BaileyRock, on 10 May 2011 - 11:49 AM, said: Size of chicken strips is helpful, but not necessarily spot on depending on riding style. :biggrin: Especially, if you live in StraightandFlatistan…
- Leo Vince Exhaust (Pics) I have a dilemma, I can't decide between the aluminum or carbon fiber ones. The aluminum ones are 570 while the CF ones are 770. I have the 08 so i am thinking the al cans would match the bike pretty well, but the cf…
- not a zombie..yet... [image: View Post]Veefer800Canuck, on 14 May 2011 - 10:24 PM, said: [image: View Post]dendron, on 14 May 2011 - 10:18 PM, said: Just...WOW, gll429, hope your recovery goes well, but...STEP AWAY FROM THE KEYBOARD, MOUSE…
- not a zombie..yet... Just...WOW, gll429, hope your recovery goes well, but...STEP AWAY FROM THE KEYBOARD, MOUSE AND/OR TOUCHPAD at least until you heal. Just my cheap advice. Posted Image Sure, we'll miss you for a while, but you'll be…
- Does anyone do long rides with stock seat? [image: View Post]AZTraveler, on 08 May 2011 - 08:28 PM, said: I bought a set of BeadRiders for my Spyder, but my wife didn't like hers and I transferred it to my VFR. For me, it has completely changed the stock into an…
- Tire Repair Equip "Stop n Go" tire plugger w/ C02. Just in case of no cell service. Reminds me to pull up a Youtube tutorial before my next long ride. Beats walkin'. Ditto on the Stop 'n Go kit + carry the Slime Powersport compressor…
- Tinted shield or sunglasses I use the Bell silver mirror shield on my Bell Apex. It probably looks optically the same for the Star. It's all you'll need on a bright sunny day and provides great sun block with an excellent view, but it's a PITA to…
- Going VFR1200F to VFR1200 DCT??? Somebody has to do it. Posted Image We'd love to hear your feedback.
- wheels I remember the white wheels on my RWB 2nd gen were a bear to clean. I finally settled on S-100 which worked pretty well, but required a little elbow grease, and, of course, it ain't cheap! Nonetheless white wheels DO…
- Stuck 6th Gen Oil Filter Thanks everybody for your input. This was a good learning experience for me. Hopefully, the LISLE tool will be something you add to your garage repertoire, 'cause it damn sure works. I appreciate all of the input, and…
- Lost My &*%$^#@ Key [image: View Post]Rice, on 04 March 2011 - 11:57 PM, said: Oh, my son? I still have him :happy: You, sir, are a lucky man, indeed.
- Stuck 6th Gen Oil Filter Belfry Congratulations on winning the battle! Perseverance pays off again. I've had a few tough car and bike filters, but nothing like this epic battle. Thanks for posting your solution--could you post a pic of the…
- Stuck 6th Gen Oil Filter And the new champion oil filter removal tool is...(envelope please)... The LISLE 63600 Import Car Filter Wrench!! Yea, IT WORKED, IT WORKED! :cheerleader: :cheerleader: At last, this bad boy is off and on the…
- VFR special Hey, I recognize that switchgear!
- Stuck 6th Gen Oil Filter Good advice, all. I'm going to wait on the arrival of the Lisle tool from Amazon while there is still something left for it to grab onto. Failing that, the gloves are off, baby, it's the studs-on-baseplate method, then…
- Stuck 6th Gen Oil Filter joneill dendron This filter (Wally World Super Tech ST7317 made by Champion) was installed and torqued to spec (20 ft.lbs -- this just HAS to be wrong Honda!) per the VFR service manual on the last oil change. Just…
- Does anybody know what color this is? Pretty sure that is R157 Italian Red. The "Interceptor" lettering on the side of the cowl was black on the '05 Winning Red and red on the '02 Italian Red, like the fleabay photos in your link. Unless some owner along…
- Does anybody know what color this is? That does appear to be an incomplete part no. It's either '02 R-157 Italian Red or '05 R-258 Winning Red like you say. They are very close in the red spectrum, but different, obviously. I'd e-mail the fleabay poster for…
- Stuck 6th Gen Oil Filter Monk I'll back off as well, I have been using the manual torque value, but have been using a tight fitting(Honda) oil filter socket, so I've had no problems, but I could tell it's tighter than my hand tightening methods…
- Stuck 6th Gen Oil Filter soichiro It could be a mistake. We find errors in honda manuals, parts books all the time. I tighten the filter by hand and then snug it up with socket. I put mine on pretty tight but my socket fits perfect, so I have…
- Stuck 6th Gen Oil Filter soichiro You need to purchse an oil folter socket that fits perfectly on to the oil filter you are using. That and a long extension are ideal. At work when I get an oil filter that jiffy lube put on at 4000ft,lb's I use…
- Stuck 6th Gen Oil Filter mello dude dendron This filter (Wally World Super Tech ST7317 made by Champion) was installed and torqued to spec (20 ft.lbs -- this just HAS to be wrong Honda!) per the VFR service manual on the last oil change. Just…
- Stuck 6th Gen Oil Filter Synaptic Misfire dendron Jack for that confirmation. Yeah, I'm thinking this is the way to try. I did apply a thin coating to the filter gasket on installation, but maybe it was too thin, or, maybe...Honda's torque spec…
- Stuck 6th Gen Oil Filter KPerham Well, screwdriver was my best idea! Must be a misprint in a manual somewhere, I swear that's the second time I heard that number. No good way to do it now, just keep working at it. Big channel locks or…
- Stuck 6th Gen Oil Filter This filter (Wally World Super Tech ST7317 made by Champion) was installed and torqued to spec (20 ft.lbs -- this just HAS to be wrong Honda!) per the VFR service manual on the last oil change. Just before reaching the…
- Should I be concerned? [image: View Post]SEBSPEED, on 19 February 2011 - 07:52 PM, said: Sounds like a case of "over-exuberance of the right hand", caused by withered habits. Enjoy it before common sense and self-presevation kick back in.…
- Good websites for VFR parts? Ron Ayers and Service Honda both have good online fiche sites to keep your local dealer honest...and are often slightly discounted. http://www.ronayersm...ycles&mfg=Honda http://www.servicehonda.com/parts.html
- 1 gear clunk Standard operating procedure. It's just the nature of the gearbox. I know it sounds alarming, but it's normal.
- Best/Cheapest place to buy a chain Short of a gift, it's pretty hard to beat $48.00 + shipping and tax for a quality Tsubaki 530 QR Pro Gold Chain. On special from CG... http://www.cyclegear...m=CGC_25-2620_G
- Windshield screws Sweet Jesus, no wonder I belong to this discussion board. :biggrin:
- Go with a plan, or wing it? I try to have a rough plan and leave open the possibility of going off on tangents as the mood may or may not strike. Motorcycle journeys have a way of creating secret destinations of which the rider is unaware. After…
- New Mirrors for my VFR Umm, you're just joshin' us...right?
- What's the best Riding Music? If you can ever find an early 80's album, Doot-Doot by a long defunct Welsh band named Freur , swoop on it. I once traversed the entire BRP listening to this, Wall of Voodoo's Mexican Radio , Ultravox, The Skids and…
- 1981 cb900f supersport rebuildupgrade Erm, Seb, your wife must be an absolute saint. Rock on, bro! :beer:
- Ohlins 'Lite" shocks Hmmm, Ohlins Lite, truly a sign that The Recession yet lingers, and may be with us indefinitely. Crap.
- Pics of Crossrunner Me kinda' likey, but why is it called a "Cross" runner? Does it do "adventure" stuff, too? Looks pretty street oriented at first glance.
- Just Hunting for Sympathy monkeyspanner, that just blows giant chunks of sputum. Sorry for your loss, I hope the reprobate is roasted if he's ever caught. Something tells me the way the justice system has become, that won't happen. Best of luck…
- vtec v ninja 1000 test ride The new Ninj looks and describes like it's a superb bike...but, IT'S NOT A VEE FOUR! Ahem, sorry. :ohmy:
- PAIR valve removal. Worth it? The Pair Valve is a pollution control "Pulsed Air Injection" device, designed to "wash out" the purposely rich exhaust of metric bikes in order to pass U.S. EPA restrictions for import in the United States and other…
- Twists and Leans: Trusting your Tires... How did you do it? Track days, track schools (no dogs, kids, driveways or cars coming the other way) will definitely help you discover the limits of adhesion. Keith Code's books and California Superbike School are both excellent as…
- Z chain cleaner / oiler for your chain I use the "Grime Minister" plus kerosene: [image: Posted Image] It just requires a little elbow grease. I'm sure your method is equally effective, it's simply a different way to skin the same kitty.
- Suzuki BKing Dittoes on the OEM cartoon cans, Ewwww. MAJOR improvements are available, though, from Yosh for one... [image: Posted Image] [image: Posted Image]
- The Official Oil Thread BaileyRock I'm a long time Mobil 1 advocate and it has always tested at or new the top of every category, but I recently made the switch to Shell Rotella T Synthetic based on it's test results(always right up there with…
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