Misadventures in wrenching and riding
- Skier
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The Carmy is doing well.
I've started my own blag on my web site, check it out in my signature.
I'm about climbing the walls wanting to go for a ride but it's dicey enough to drive the car around. Stupid ice on the roads.
I've started my own blag on my web site, check it out in my signature.
I'm about climbing the walls wanting to go for a ride but it's dicey enough to drive the car around. Stupid ice on the roads.
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- Skier
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ATF, gear oil or chocolate milk?

Poor Carmy.
Fluid still doesn't look all that great after putting a couple gallons of fresh ATF through but it will get a new filter kit in spring. Should help clean things up, combined with some more fresh ATF run through it.
Poor Carmy.

Fluid still doesn't look all that great after putting a couple gallons of fresh ATF through but it will get a new filter kit in spring. Should help clean things up, combined with some more fresh ATF run through it.
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- Skier
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This week has highs in the mid 40s (F) and almost all the snow and ice has melted. I need to clean the garage between the Hornet and the driveway.
A nice weekend ride should cure my restlessness. A ride before the weekend would be even better.
A nice weekend ride should cure my restlessness. A ride before the weekend would be even better.

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- Skier
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I got the bike out today. The top case sure is made it hard to get out of the garage without banging it up. A smarter person would have spent the five seconds removing it, but whatever.
Kim and I went for a chilly fifty mile ride and it was worth it.
Kim and I went for a chilly fifty mile ride and it was worth it.

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Silly Skier, that's not enough HP to go anywhere!
I assume you got the motor and tranny out? I wish you luck while searching for that con-rod bearing!
Wrider

I assume you got the motor and tranny out? I wish you luck while searching for that con-rod bearing!
Wrider
Have owned - 2001 Suzuki Volusia
Current bike - 2005 Kawasaki Z750S
MMI Graduation date January 9th, 2009. Factory Certifications in Suzuki and Yamaha
Current bike - 2005 Kawasaki Z750S
MMI Graduation date January 9th, 2009. Factory Certifications in Suzuki and Yamaha
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Dude... you're supposed to put an engine in there not a loon.
LoL, great picture though keep up the hard work. I don't envy you having to work on something like that.

LoL, great picture though keep up the hard work. I don't envy you having to work on something like that.
Of course I'm generalizing from a single example here, but everyone does that. At least I do.
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