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Another newbie!

Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2009 7:58 pm
by nozzlegoblin
Hello everyone,
My name is Trevor and I am from Denver, Colorado. I just purchased my second motorcycle. The first one didn't really count because I was young and dumb. I never made a payment so it got repossessed. It was a brand new (at the time) 1997 Yamaha Virago 535. I loved it for the short time that it was mine. I am a tall skinny guy and the 535 fit me well. Soon I realized that a little more power would suit me better. A couple weeks ago I picked up a 1981 Yamaha XJ750 for $500 from a friend. I was a little intimidated by the size at first, but now I love it. Guess what, I've got carburetor problems. Hopefully you people are really nice like the introduction said you were. I need a lot of advice but I don't have much to offer at this point, unless someone has questions about electronic music, or recording audio, or plug-ins / computer stuff. If anyone needs advice on wiring their project studio or midi connections, I can help. If I can't, I know people. I can give advice about house painting or home improvement type stuff. I need to tune my freaking carbs BAD!!!! Sorry for the long winded bio, but hopefully I can meet someone who needs my advice for theirs in return. If your advice is "shut up", then please skip it, I will keep it shot & sweet after this.
Thanks,
Trevor....A.K.A. nozzlegoblin. www.myspace.com/nozzlegoblin

Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2009 10:02 pm
by jaskc78
howdy. i know more about automobile carbs than motorcycle carbs, and together i think they total almost a thimbleful. sorry.

Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2009 2:08 am
by Tennif Shoe
Welcome to TMW, enjoy the forum and post what is wrong with your bike in the troubleshooting forum and i am sure you will get responses, we are a very friendly community and try to help each other out..... hopefully you paid in full for this bike

Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2009 4:02 am
by fireguzzi
We don't often tell people to shut up here so post your question in the troubleshooting section and you will probably get a handful of answers. No payment necessary. Unless you just really want to, then you can send all the $ you want to my paypal. :mrgreen:

Welcome to TMW!

Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2009 6:33 am
by blues2cruise
:hithere:

Welcome to TMW.

Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2009 7:17 am
by Tennif Shoe
fireguzzi wrote:We don't often tell people to shut up here so post your question in the troubleshooting section and you will probably get a handful of answers. No payment necessary. Unless you just really want to, then you can send all the $ you want to my paypal. :mrgreen:

Welcome to TMW!

I was mearly informing him where he might get a better response to his troubleshooting issue. By no way did I intend it that way, and if came off that i apoligise.

Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2009 7:28 am
by PacificShot327
Tennif Shoe wrote:
fireguzzi wrote:We don't often tell people to shut up here so post your question in the troubleshooting section and you will probably get a handful of answers. No payment necessary. Unless you just really want to, then you can send all the $ you want to my paypal. :mrgreen:

Welcome to TMW!

I was mearly informing him where he might get a better response to his troubleshooting issue. By no way did I intend it that way, and if came off that i apoligise.
Fireguzzi was referring to the last sentence in OPs post.

Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2009 7:51 am
by Tennif Shoe
PacificShot327 wrote:
Tennif Shoe wrote:
fireguzzi wrote:We don't often tell people to shut up here so post your question in the troubleshooting section and you will probably get a handful of answers. No payment necessary. Unless you just really want to, then you can send all the $ you want to my paypal. :mrgreen:

Welcome to TMW!

I was mearly informing him where he might get a better response to his troubleshooting issue. By no way did I intend it that way, and if came off that i apoligise.
Fireguzzi was referring to the last sentence in OPs post.

oops!

Thanks for making me feel somewhat welcome.

Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2009 5:43 pm
by nozzlegoblin
Hell yes my junker seca was paid in full. Like I said, it was only $500. I think that's a pretty good deal and my credit sucks right now. One day I'll have that Triumph that I want, 'till then I'm gonna love my dinosaur Yamaha. I know that when I finally hop on a real bike, It's gonna feel like a magic freakin' carpet ride! I just need my carbs balanced, otherwise my Seca runs fine.
Happy with what I've got!

Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2009 7:03 pm
by Johnj