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21667
the only compound I can think of that may work would be JB weld It can take heat is as strong in some ways like metal can be used to patch a valve cover a fuel...
Lyman K Robertson
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Aug 1, 2004
12:56 pm
21668
Hi As far as I can see abd from the basis of the front mount on the down tube I'd say it was a strider side car It is the only one I have seen that takes a...
Lyman K Robertson
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Aug 1, 2004
12:57 pm
21669
... cover. That sounds like work to me. To get the rear wheel off, I either park the bike with the rear wheel hanging off the curb, or, in a combat situation...
Brett Mitchell
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Aug 1, 2004
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21670
Hank, If you still have the points - put them back in and see how the bike performs. Unless you're running dual plugs you don't need the faster edge of an...
John Falconer
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Aug 1, 2004
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21671
The springs at the carbs provide the restorative power to the throttle control. BTW - it would be helpful if you'd let us know what kind of bike you're talking...
John Falconer
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Aug 1, 2004
1:07 pm
21672
John, Restoring the points is a good way to test the system but electronic ignition is not used only if the bike has dual plugs or is hopped up. I went with...
Joe Abrahamson
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Aug 1, 2004
9:37 pm
21673
RestoMotive Labs (makers of POR products) sells a compound used for patching cast iron exhaust manifolds. It can take the heat but like other stuff, unsure how...
Brent Schapansky
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Aug 1, 2004
9:37 pm
21674
I usually remove the front axle and slide the wheel out. The bike can be gently rocked forward and supported on the forks. This gives plenty of clearance for...
Mark Weiss
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Aug 1, 2004
9:38 pm
21675
... The springs at the carb make it return, but other things to check include the pivot down by the spring and the cable itself. The cable might need...
Mike Bergstrom
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Aug 1, 2004
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21676
Hi Slashers I took Red out By the Rock store here in California Old Topanga canyon to Muhulland Hwy Lot of bikes no room so I went to a area above it a few...
Lyman K Robertson
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Aug 2, 2004
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21677
Hi folks, Would anyone happen to know what the approximate redline speeds are for the 72 slash 5 in the various gears? i'm breaking in new pistons without the...
nait_civil
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Aug 2, 2004
2:34 pm
21678
I just completed a 9500 mile CCW circumnavigation of the United States on my 1973 R75/5. The bike performed flawlessly except for the occasional off-idle...
Bradley
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Aug 2, 2004
2:36 pm
21679
Good morning, ladies and gentlemen, Before posting to the list, there are things you need to know. The first thing is : there are 850 people on the list. If...
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Aug 2, 2004
5:37 pm
21680
Just drive it "normally" without lugging or extreme conditions and it should break in fine, presuming it was assembled properly. The answers to some of your...
John Falconer
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Aug 2, 2004
6:03 pm
21681
Hi Joe, All (almost) agreed with. Actually it is the current which is materially reduced across the points in most aftermarket electronic systems that retain...
John Falconer
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Aug 2, 2004
6:03 pm
21682
Hi folks, The new clutch I installed just last month seems to have failed and I'm totally baffled. I replaced the clutch, since the old one had worn down to...
nait_civil
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Aug 2, 2004
6:04 pm
21683
Slashers, The following ad was in the local (Rochester NY) want ads. I have no personal or financial interest in this bike. If anyone wants me to look at it...
Bob Barrett
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Aug 2, 2004
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21684
Bummer. The kind of use you're giving the bike is nothing exceptional and will NOT make the clutch fail unless something else is wrong. A couple of questions: ...
John Falconer
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Aug 2, 2004
11:27 pm
21685
sudden clutch loss with new plates? not likely and redline burst are not going to touch it. first thought would be oil but you say it's dry. must not be...
postaldave
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Aug 2, 2004
11:31 pm
21686
... unnecessary. ************* The points are EASY to get to?!? Well, I suppose if you have the bike up on a workbench, or you enjoy standing on your head. My...
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Aug 3, 2004
12:21 pm
21687
I like the points & condensor set-up. Isn't hard to adjust once you've done it a few times plus carrying spares takes up little room and don't cost much. BTW...
William Wilson
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Aug 3, 2004
12:22 pm
21688
Need volunteers or ideas to rescue my Bike(not an airheaded BMW) that went so. on me in Yakima Wa. as I was headed back from the MOA! Hogged out metal found in...
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Aug 3, 2004
12:24 pm
21689
At 51K my clutch began to slip at higher speeds. Couldn't go faster than 70 mph. I ordered up a new friction disc, diaphram spring & clutch rod/felt. Once all...
William Wilson
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Aug 3, 2004
12:24 pm
21690
Way to go, dude! Very kool, so when to we see some pic's? If you're a MOA member you should do a trip report on the forum site or if you are on another forum...
RocketMan
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Aug 3, 2004
12:26 pm
21691
A few weeks ago I posted some parts up for sale, and got a great response. Thanks everyone that helped me raise money for a new clutch! Below is what is left....
berkhoferg
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Aug 3, 2004
12:33 pm
21692
I must thank everone for their feedback on my clutch problem. I must also apologize though, since I'm now quite sure that the clutch had nothing to do with...
nait_civil
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Aug 3, 2004
6:48 pm
21693
I have the following items for sale on ebay, with the early /6 tank being interchangeable with any small tank (cap & colour differeces only): /7 Police Tank &...
beemerrich
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Aug 4, 2004
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21694
Ok, I took a little fall last night while making some hard turns in a parking lot and found the ONLY patch of gravel in the whole lot! Pretty good sized dent...
arctec
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Aug 4, 2004
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21695
Group, A grocery-getting mini-van, dirver with cell phone in hand and ankle biters in tow, almost left-turned into me yesterday. The driver claims 'not to...
Shouse, Corey
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Aug 4, 2004
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21696
This coming Sunday is the vintage bike show hosted by the Chicago Norton Club at the College of Dupage in Glen Ellen. This show gets better every year and is...
Trig Haroldson
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Aug 4, 2004
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