Maintnence questions...
cutter:
Glad you have the bike back on the road.
DrewDanube:
and we made 4 pages :)
TY all.
I'm going to do a tech write-up and post it somewhere when I do this again once I have O-rings...Changing the rear tire for dummies (like me)...
Drew
HayHauler:
Quote from: DrewDanube on April 27, 2008, 12:42:04 PM
Final update, I think...
Its done...the fenders modified to hold the tire (should have gone to a 205/60 instead of 55 if i had known that I was going to have to modify the fenders for sure...but oh well).
Initial rides...rear braking is WAY better, bike feels more solid taking off...both obvious with more contact. however, I did a bunch of turns and aside from a little firmer hand, it did everything I asked, including almost peg scraping.
Now that its running...my box of buttons for radio and clock aren't working. I wiggled alot of parts in the process of doing this so I'm going to open up the right side cover and check connections. wish me luck...at least i am running.
Drew
EDIT: I'll admit that I hadn't read my manual yet, specifically the audio control section. There is an ON button! It worked onced I hit the ON button. Funny how that works... (Battery died while waiting for the tow)
hehe, I did the same thing with the radio... Who would have thunk that there would be an ON and OFF button on this thing~!? Mine was after taking my ham radio back off after supporting a bicycle ride down in Manvel a few weeks ago. I thought I had unplugged something under the gas tank while pulling the wire back off of the bike.
Hay 8)
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