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New member question we got via email:

don't mean to be a dummy ( kinda new at this), but were do you go to fill out the profile and what i have for a bike

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In: Non Motorcycle Topics, 8/2/2007, 248 replies Subject: What's your occupation Big Bear: Probably been asked before, but here goes, what do you do for work? Me first. I'm a driver/glorified gopher for a plumbing/fountain installation co. If you have seen the centennial park fountain, or ... Latest reply, 11/21/2009 kaisayson: Tabatha, we have one of the best Vet Schools here at KSU...What's your occupation 249 posts, last by: kaisayson In: Technical Discussions, 11/21/2009, 1 reply Subject: replacement Throttle Sleeve? Busta: Anyone know where I can buy a replacement throttle sleeve? I destroyed mine while removing the ISO grips. I am in the middle of changing over to 14 inch apes, with white coke bottle grips. Going for a ... Latest reply, 11/21/2009 Greysnake: Some independent cycle shops sell them. If Clifford is on here he might have one in stock.replacement Throttle Sleeve? 2 posts, last by: Greysnake In: Miscellaneous, 11/20/2009, 46 replies Subject: A new "Darkside" video... BigBoyinMS: This is one of the better ones. The guy is riding a Vulcan 2000 with a Goodyear Triple Tread. Latest reply, 11/21/2009 BISQUIT: I'm still trying to find a tire that will fit. i read on one of the threads that a 175-75-16 would fit, ...A new "Darkside" video... 47 posts, last by: BISQUIT In: Bike Talk, 11/21/2009, 4 replies Subject: Air Filter: A neat trick ZoomZoom: Hi: My air filter was dirty,greasy and looked very grey. Blowing air was not an option because the filter was clogged with a mixture of oil and gas. I called my Yamaha dealer but he did not have one in ... Latest reply, 11/21/2009 Greysnake: Cause he had it in a pillow case:laugh: :laugh:Air Filter: A neat trick 5 posts, last by: Greysnake In: Miscellaneous, 11/21/2009, 3 replies Subject: Changing look of the bags!!! CPORetired: Well with the prices of bags :ohmy: and the limited number in brown that I like, I finally decided to try to change the looks of an old set that I had laying around from an old bike. So thought I would ... Latest reply, 11/21/2009 Greysnake: Those will be some cool looking bags.;)Changing look of the bags!!! 4 posts, last by: Greysnake In: Maintenance, 11/11/2009, 14 replies Subject: Rocker Arm Adjustment Rayjay: Over the last weekend I installed my Hi-velocity ported heads with Singh Grooves, Wiseco HC pistons and new car lifters suggested here. The bike runs great and is noticeably faster to me. :woohoo: I ... Latest reply, 11/21/2009 Hotelfox: Just a quick two cents, when I had the competition valve spring installed on the CHICKEN the noise went ...Rocker Arm Adjustment 15 posts, last by: Hotelfox In: Bike Talk, 11/9/2009, 22 replies Subject: Another Ape Question Gerdes15: Alright, I am fairly new to the Roadstar scene, but have been around motorcycles for some time now. I would like to run a set of short ape hangers on the stock 2” risers (12”-13”). My question is what ... Latest reply, 11/21/2009 Roadkill1962: Dunno if this link to his PM works, but if not, just look down at the bottom of the screen where it lists ...Another Ape Question 23 posts, last by: Roadkill1962 In: Miscellaneous, 11/21/2009, 5 replies Subject: Winter in Chicago blue v twin: This is why I love living in the Midwest, Took my last ride of 2009 on it this morning... NOW IT'S ASLEEP TIL APRIL 2010ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ:laugh:laugh::laugh: Latest reply, 11/21/2009 kroyleahcim: I would probably be done (for the winter) too, but since my wife now has a v-star she wants to put 100 ...Winter in Chicago 6 posts, last by: kroyleahcim In: Introductions, 11/19/2009, 27 replies Subject: New to the Roadies Clinic Grizzly4444: Haven't been on a bike for better than 25 years....midlife crisis struck ....bit the bullet and bought a 03 Road Star and haven't looked back...next best thing was finding the Road Star Clinic....wow..I'm ... Latest reply, 11/21/2009 greyphart: :welcome: Grizz! looking forward to pics. greyphartNew to the Roadies Clinic 28 posts, last by: greyphart In: Bike Talk, 11/20/2009, 16 replies Subject: Effects of gasoline on ? greyphart: Looking to rig up an IV type of gas feed (for winter testing) using a stainless steel thermos bottle (aka cheap idea). My question is if I use a large cork with a valve in it and seal it well would the ... Latest reply, 11/21/2009 greyphart: Scootergirl is going to see about getting an IV bag. Gonna try a quart milk jug with some hardware. I'll ...Effects of gasoline on ? 17 posts, last by: greyphart In: Miscellaneous, 11/21/2009, 7 replies Subject: Full Circle thebru: I've owned a 73' Guzzi since 75'. I helped raise my niece since she was born. Used to ride her to pre-school on the Guze when she was 3. She has ridden on it since then. At eight she burned her leg on ... Latest reply, 11/21/2009 CPORetired: Cool story that is terrificFull Circle 8 posts, last by: CPORetired In: Bike Talk, 11/17/2009, 6 replies Subject: Tires Were the problem ZoomZoom: Last night, in desperation, I posted the poor handling of my new ride (R). Your responses hit the right diagnosis -Tire pressure. I first checked air pressure, which was barely 10 psi. After airing ... Latest reply, 11/21/2009 tinker: If you want a new road put down for you go for Metzlers, I'm on my third set, and, I'm sold.Tires Were the problem 7 posts, last by: tinker In: Bike Talk, 11/21/2009 Subject: Opinion on Rinehart exhaust nickgadman: Been doing some research for a couple months now and i think i have settled on rinehart pipes. Got a 06 roadie. anyone have these pipes or any insight into this product. My harley buddies love theres and ... Opinion on Rinehart exhaust new topic by: nickgadman In: Miscellaneous, 11/21/2009, 4 replies Subject: Stock mirrors Big Bear: Looking for a set for a buddy of mine. He is riding an old (83) Virago that we resurrected from dead. The Virago also uses the silly LHT mirror on the brake side too. This would be a budget friendly request ... Latest reply, 11/21/2009 DrumDon: Yeah I'm looking for a spare tricky air system anyone might have lying around... I can pay shipping. ...Stock mirrors 5 posts, last by: DrumDon In: Technical Discussions, 11/21/2009, 1 reply Subject: Problems pulling or holding the clutch lever? BigBoyinMS: I just stumbled on this website and knowing that some of us are "older" riders (or anyone with hand or arm issues) I thought it may be of some interest to some of the members that may be starting to have ... Latest reply, 11/21/2009 smhowse: Pretty cool but, when I get to the point I can't pull my clutch lever should I be riding?:P how much ...Problems pulling or holding the clutch lever? 2 posts, last by: smhowse In: Non Motorcycle Topics, 11/20/2009, 9 replies Subject: Chrome ... Gram: Its not what you think :) Just want to see who out there has tried Google's new Chrome browser and what you think of it. I have started using it a lot lately and once I got used to its very different ... Latest reply, 11/21/2009 Gram: I am running Hardy Heron (Ubuntu). And the developer release of Chrome is the one I am running. ...Chrome ... 10 posts, last by: Gram In: Miscellaneous, 11/21/2009, 2 replies Subject: bobby2407 ??? WUWU20: Anybody know this member?? he has some pipes for sale in the classifieds and I can't get a repley from the guy, I've sent him 2 pm's and he's read them but no return....any ideas?? Latest reply, 11/21/2009 WUWU20: the messages are "checked" that they've been read so I'm guessing he did.bobby2407 ??? 3 posts, last by: WUWU20 In: Maintenance, 10/28/2009, 79 replies Subject: Horrible Gas Milage??? HELP PLEASE!! CPORetired: With all the talk about the gas mileage you guys are getting with your scoots this has really been bothering me so for the last week I have been tracking my MPG and this is what I have come up with. 3 ... Latest reply, 11/21/2009 Rocketrod: Thanks so much Curt I just might take you up on that getting ready to go on vacation after turkey day ...Horrible Gas Milage??? HELP PLEASE!! 80 posts, last by: Rocketrod In: Tech Tips, 7/9/2009, 10 replies Subject: Passenger floorboards - be sure to lubricate Lumberjack: I picked up a set of used OEM passenger floorboards, seller claimed that one side didn't stay up. When I got them, I see that what keeps them locked in the up or down position is a small ball bearing that's ... Latest reply, 11/21/2009 Boatmark: Actually, it's a good idea to lube all pivot points on the bike before layup. Kickstand, levers, boards, ...Passenger floorboards - be sure to lubricate 11 posts, last by: Boatmark In: Technical Discussions, 8/24/2009, 60 replies Subject: Fuel pump removal (opinions) vwtech0: Thinking of removing the fuel pump, but I wanted opinions of Roadie owners that have done the different mods. The suzuki float change seems to be the same for all mods, so I don't think that will be an ... Latest reply, 11/21/2009 thebru: I paid $49.00 for the Suzuki set up. It's pretty steep but the best price I found. Wish it was here. ...Fuel pump removal (opinions) 61 posts, last by: thebru In: Bike Talk, 11/16/2009, 11 replies Subject: Spit, sputter, cough. Darn: I wasn't too cold for me this morning, but the bike had other ideas of staying in the nice semi-warm garage. I pulled out the choke, put her in neutral, and turned it over....Spit, sputter, cough? :angry: ... Latest reply, 11/21/2009 scottw: Darn,glad to hear it was jus fouledplugs from 2 quick starts with choke and such. Thats a great Yamaha ...Spit, sputter, cough. 12 posts, last by: scottw In: Bike Talk, 11/18/2009, 21 replies Subject: Lessons learned? Darn: OK, we often see or hear about new things we can do. Different MODS, a better Air Filter, BAK, AIS, Removing the fuel pump, venting gas caps, Plugs, Tires, Seats.... bla bla bla.... I would like to ... Latest reply, 11/21/2009 Bronson: A real knuckle saver I learned from reading here , while trying to remove anything put on at the factory ...Lessons learned? 22 posts, last by: Bronson In: Miscellaneous, 11/15/2009, 18 replies Subject: Cheap Winter Project. Jreed: My Nephew traded for a used 2000 Roadstar a couple months back. He has since been laid off from work and is needing to sell. When he traded a seadoo for it I had to ride it home for him, about 50 miles ... Latest reply, 11/21/2009 blue v twin: Nice Bike and Nice deal you got.........;)Cheap Winter Project. 19 posts, last by: blue v twin In: Miscellaneous, 7/16/2009, 49 replies Subject: Support the clinic Flashback: Help us keep the show going if you can, and to all that have contributed in the past.....Thanks...:) Latest reply, 11/21/2009 Flashback: :) It's me...:laugh: Just a weekend bump...you all have a good one and thanks........:)Support the clinic 50 posts, last by: Flashback In: Pics of My Ride, 11/19/2009, 17 replies Subject: Hi, just to say hi!!!!! ramon2: Just to let you know that we keep the good work!!! here some pics. Latest reply, 11/21/2009 ramon2: :woohoo: THE SHOP!!! SOon some pics of the Fire Star!! Hi, just to say hi!!!!! 18 posts, last by: ramon2 In: Maintenance, 11/20/2009, 3 replies Subject: Jet Kit Differences???? GJCARVING: Ok, there seems to be more than a few jet kit options for our bikes. Just wondering what some of the differences may be before I get one in the not so distant future! Thanks! Latest reply, 11/21/2009 Roadkill1962: I'm running the DJ kit, and at our elevation & the need to lean it waaay out, the 175 main, stock ...Jet Kit Differences???? 4 posts, last by: Roadkill1962 In: Article Requests, 11/20/2009, 7 replies Subject: sticky clutch red rain: I love my 07 Roadstar but there is an issue that has haunted me since the first day I owned it. When I park it for a while (over night or longer)and I start it up and first put it in gear the clutch plates ... Latest reply, 11/20/2009 Road_Hawg: Mine does it too. After sitting overnight, the oil drains off the plates. I work my clutch lever in and ...sticky clutch 8 posts, last by: Road_Hawg In: Technical Discussions, 11/20/2009, 10 replies Subject: Oil Pressure gauge - Mr. Tidy's Tips? Help! Shoshin: Hi everyone, I've decided to go with an oil pressure gauge as outlined in the Tech Articles by Mr. Tidy. I'm a bit stuck in that the shopping list calls for a 10 mm banjo fitting, but the bolt is an ... Latest reply, 11/20/2009 1700cc: I got RoadieDans last oil pressure guage kit and it's cool as hell to look down and see what kind of ...Oil Pressure gauge - Mr. Tidy's Tips? Help! 11 posts, last by: 1700cc In: Non Motorcycle Topics, 11/20/2009, 1 reply Subject: For all you Texans out there to laugh at us!!!!!!! CPORetired: Texas Chili Cookoff If you can read this whole story without laughing, then there's no hope for you. I was crying by the end. Note: Please take time to read this slowly. I've read this probably ... Latest reply, 11/20/2009 Roadkill1962: I was on a team that cooked in the Chilympiad back in the 90's...I think I met Sally. ;-) RKFor all you Texans out there to laugh at us!!!!!!! 2 posts, last by: Roadkill1962 In: Non Motorcycle Topics, 11/20/2009, 6 replies Subject: Another apology greyphart: Stuck my feet in my mouth ...again. I'd like to publicly apologize to chuckg for the "plastic" and "fake" comment I made concerning the biker wedding. In the video, to me, it was obvious that the gentleman ... Latest reply, 11/20/2009 scottw*: greyphart,i too aggree that " it takes a bigger man to apologize " and i too have had both of my 11"s ...Another apology 7 posts, last by: scottw

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In: Non Motorcycle Topics, 8/2/2007, 248 replies
Subject: What's your occupation
Big Bear: Probably been asked before, but here goes, what do you do for work? Me first. I'm a driver/glorified gopher for a plumbing/fountain installation co. If you have seen the centennial park fountain, or ...

Latest reply, 11/21/2009
kaisayson: Tabatha, we have one of the best Vet Schools here at KSU...What's your occupation

249 posts, last by:

kaisayson

In: Technical Discussions, 11/21/2009, 1 reply
Subject: replacement Throttle Sleeve?
Busta: Anyone know where I can buy a replacement throttle sleeve? I destroyed mine while removing the ISO grips. I am in the middle of changing over to 14 inch apes, with white coke bottle grips. Going for a ...

Latest reply, 11/21/2009
Greysnake: Some independent cycle shops sell them. If Clifford is on here he might have one in stock.replacement Throttle Sleeve?

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Greysnake

In: Miscellaneous, 11/20/2009, 46 replies
Subject: A new "Darkside" video...
BigBoyinMS: This is one of the better ones. The guy is riding a Vulcan 2000 with a Goodyear Triple Tread.

Latest reply, 11/21/2009
BISQUIT: I'm still trying to find a tire that will fit. i read on one of the threads that a 175-75-16 would fit, ...A new "Darkside" video...

47 posts, last by:

BISQUIT

In: Bike Talk, 11/21/2009, 4 replies
Subject: Air Filter: A neat trick
ZoomZoom: Hi: My air filter was dirty,greasy and looked very grey. Blowing air was not an option because the filter was clogged with a mixture of oil and gas. I called my Yamaha dealer but he did not have one in ...

Latest reply, 11/21/2009
Greysnake: Cause he had it in a pillow case:laugh: :laugh:Air Filter: A neat trick

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Greysnake

In: Miscellaneous, 11/21/2009, 3 replies
Subject: Changing look of the bags!!!
CPORetired: Well with the prices of bags :ohmy: and the limited number in brown that I like, I finally decided to try to change the looks of an old set that I had laying around from an old bike. So thought I would ...

Latest reply, 11/21/2009
Greysnake: Those will be some cool looking bags.;)Changing look of the bags!!!

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Greysnake

In: Maintenance, 11/11/2009, 14 replies
Subject: Rocker Arm Adjustment
Rayjay: Over the last weekend I installed my Hi-velocity ported heads with Singh Grooves, Wiseco HC pistons and new car lifters suggested here. The bike runs great and is noticeably faster to me. :woohoo: I ...

Latest reply, 11/21/2009
Hotelfox: Just a quick two cents, when I had the competition valve spring installed on the CHICKEN the noise went ...Rocker Arm Adjustment

15 posts, last by:

Hotelfox

In: Bike Talk, 11/9/2009, 22 replies
Subject: Another Ape Question
Gerdes15: Alright, I am fairly new to the Roadstar scene, but have been around motorcycles for some time now. I would like to run a set of short ape hangers on the stock 2” risers (12”-13”). My question is what ...

Latest reply, 11/21/2009
Roadkill1962: Dunno if this link to his PM works, but if not, just look down at the bottom of the screen where it lists ...Another Ape Question

23 posts, last by:

Roadkill1962

In: Miscellaneous, 11/21/2009, 5 replies
Subject: Winter in Chicago
blue v twin: This is why I love living in the Midwest, Took my last ride of 2009 on it this morning... NOW IT'S ASLEEP TIL APRIL 2010ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ:laugh:laugh::laugh:

Latest reply, 11/21/2009
kroyleahcim: I would probably be done (for the winter) too, but since my wife now has a v-star she wants to put 100 ...Winter in Chicago

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kroyleahcim

In: Introductions, 11/19/2009, 27 replies
Subject: New to the Roadies Clinic
Grizzly4444: Haven't been on a bike for better than 25 years....midlife crisis struck ....bit the bullet and bought a 03 Road Star and haven't looked back...next best thing was finding the Road Star Clinic....wow..I'm ...

Latest reply, 11/21/2009
greyphart: :welcome: Grizz! looking forward to pics. greyphartNew to the Roadies Clinic

28 posts, last by:

greyphart

In: Bike Talk, 11/20/2009, 16 replies
Subject: Effects of gasoline on ?
greyphart: Looking to rig up an IV type of gas feed (for winter testing) using a stainless steel thermos bottle (aka cheap idea). My question is if I use a large cork with a valve in it and seal it well would the ...

Latest reply, 11/21/2009
greyphart: Scootergirl is going to see about getting an IV bag. Gonna try a quart milk jug with some hardware. I'll ...Effects of gasoline on ?

17 posts, last by:

greyphart

In: Miscellaneous, 11/21/2009, 7 replies
Subject: Full Circle
thebru: I've owned a 73' Guzzi since 75'. I helped raise my niece since she was born. Used to ride her to pre-school on the Guze when she was 3. She has ridden on it since then. At eight she burned her leg on ...

Latest reply, 11/21/2009
CPORetired: Cool story that is terrificFull Circle

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CPORetired

In: Bike Talk, 11/17/2009, 6 replies
Subject: Tires Were the problem
ZoomZoom: Last night, in desperation, I posted the poor handling of my new ride (R*). Your responses hit the right diagnosis -Tire pressure. I first checked air pressure, which was barely 10 psi. After airing ...

Latest reply, 11/21/2009
tinker: If you want a new road put down for you go for Metzlers, I'm on my third set, and, I'm sold.Tires Were the problem

7 posts, last by:

tinker

In: Bike Talk, 11/21/2009
Subject: Opinion on Rinehart exhaust
nickgadman: Been doing some research for a couple months now and i think i have settled on rinehart pipes. Got a 06 roadie. anyone have these pipes or any insight into this product. My harley buddies love theres and ...
Opinion on Rinehart exhaust

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nickgadman

In: Miscellaneous, 11/21/2009, 4 replies
Subject: Stock mirrors
Big Bear: Looking for a set for a buddy of mine. He is riding an old (83) Virago that we resurrected from dead. The Virago also uses the silly LHT mirror on the brake side too. This would be a budget friendly request ...

Latest reply, 11/21/2009
DrumDon: Yeah I'm looking for a spare tricky air system anyone might have lying around... I can pay shipping. ...Stock mirrors

5 posts, last by:

DrumDon

In: Technical Discussions, 11/21/2009, 1 reply
Subject: Problems pulling or holding the clutch lever?
BigBoyinMS: I just stumbled on this website and knowing that some of us are "older" riders (or anyone with hand or arm issues) I thought it may be of some interest to some of the members that may be starting to have ...

Latest reply, 11/21/2009
smhowse: Pretty cool but, when I get to the point I can't pull my clutch lever should I be riding?:P how much ...Problems pulling or holding the clutch lever?

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smhowse

In: Non Motorcycle Topics, 11/20/2009, 9 replies
Subject: Chrome ...
Gram: Its not what you think :) Just want to see who out there has tried Google's new Chrome browser and what you think of it. I have started using it a lot lately and once I got used to its very different ...

Latest reply, 11/21/2009
Gram: I am running Hardy Heron (Ubuntu). And the developer release of Chrome is the one I am running. ...Chrome ...

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Gram

In: Miscellaneous, 11/21/2009, 2 replies
Subject: bobby2407 ???
WUWU20: Anybody know this member?? he has some pipes for sale in the classifieds and I can't get a repley from the guy, I've sent him 2 pm's and he's read them but no return....any ideas??

Latest reply, 11/21/2009
WUWU20: the messages are "checked" that they've been read so I'm guessing he did.bobby2407 ???

3 posts, last by:

WUWU20

In: Maintenance, 10/28/2009, 79 replies
Subject: Horrible Gas Milage??? HELP PLEASE!!
CPORetired: With all the talk about the gas mileage you guys are getting with your scoots this has really been bothering me so for the last week I have been tracking my MPG and this is what I have come up with. 3 ...

Latest reply, 11/21/2009
Rocketrod: Thanks so much Curt I just might take you up on that getting ready to go on vacation after turkey day ...Horrible Gas Milage??? HELP PLEASE!!

80 posts, last by:

Rocketrod

In: Tech Tips, 7/9/2009, 10 replies
Subject: Passenger floorboards - be sure to lubricate
Lumberjack: I picked up a set of used OEM passenger floorboards, seller claimed that one side didn't stay up. When I got them, I see that what keeps them locked in the up or down position is a small ball bearing that's ...

Latest reply, 11/21/2009
Boatmark: Actually, it's a good idea to lube all pivot points on the bike before layup. Kickstand, levers, boards, ...Passenger floorboards - be sure to lubricate

11 posts, last by:

Boatmark

In: Technical Discussions, 8/24/2009, 60 replies
Subject: Fuel pump removal (opinions)
vwtech0: Thinking of removing the fuel pump, but I wanted opinions of Roadie owners that have done the different mods. The suzuki float change seems to be the same for all mods, so I don't think that will be an ...

Latest reply, 11/21/2009
thebru: I paid $49.00 for the Suzuki set up. It's pretty steep but the best price I found. Wish it was here. ...Fuel pump removal (opinions)

61 posts, last by:

thebru

In: Bike Talk, 11/16/2009, 11 replies
Subject: Spit, sputter, cough.
Darn: I wasn't too cold for me this morning, but the bike had other ideas of staying in the nice semi-warm garage. I pulled out the choke, put her in neutral, and turned it over....Spit, sputter, cough? :angry: ...

Latest reply, 11/21/2009
scottw: Darn,glad to hear it was jus fouledplugs from 2 quick starts with choke and such. Thats a great Yamaha ...Spit, sputter, cough.

12 posts, last by:

scottw

In: Bike Talk, 11/18/2009, 21 replies
Subject: Lessons learned?
Darn: OK, we often see or hear about new things we can do. Different MODS, a better Air Filter, BAK, AIS, Removing the fuel pump, venting gas caps, Plugs, Tires, Seats.... bla bla bla.... I would like to ...

Latest reply, 11/21/2009
Bronson: A real knuckle saver I learned from reading here , while trying to remove anything put on at the factory ...Lessons learned?

22 posts, last by:

Bronson

In: Miscellaneous, 11/15/2009, 18 replies
Subject: Cheap Winter Project.
Jreed: My Nephew traded for a used 2000 Roadstar a couple months back. He has since been laid off from work and is needing to sell. When he traded a seadoo for it I had to ride it home for him, about 50 miles ...

Latest reply, 11/21/2009
blue v twin: Nice Bike and Nice deal you got.........;)Cheap Winter Project.

19 posts, last by:

blue v twin

In: Miscellaneous, 7/16/2009, 49 replies
Subject: Support the clinic
Flashback: Help us keep the show going if you can, and to all that have contributed in the past.....Thanks...:)

Latest reply, 11/21/2009
Flashback: :) It's me...:laugh: Just a weekend bump...you all have a good one and thanks........:)Support the clinic

50 posts, last by:

Flashback

In: Pics of My Ride, 11/19/2009, 17 replies
Subject: Hi, just to say hi!!!!!
ramon2: Just to let you know that we keep the good work!!! here some pics.

Latest reply, 11/21/2009
ramon2: :woohoo: THE SHOP!!! SOon some pics of the Fire Star!! Hi, just to say hi!!!!!

18 posts, last by:

ramon2

In: Maintenance, 11/20/2009, 3 replies
Subject: Jet Kit Differences????
GJCARVING: Ok, there seems to be more than a few jet kit options for our bikes. Just wondering what some of the differences may be before I get one in the not so distant future! Thanks!

Latest reply, 11/21/2009
Roadkill1962: I'm running the DJ kit, and at our elevation & the need to lean it waaay out, the 175 main, stock ...Jet Kit Differences????

4 posts, last by:

Roadkill1962

In: Article Requests, 11/20/2009, 7 replies
Subject: sticky clutch
red rain: I love my 07 Roadstar but there is an issue that has haunted me since the first day I owned it. When I park it for a while (over night or longer)and I start it up and first put it in gear the clutch plates ...

Latest reply, 11/20/2009
Road_Hawg: Mine does it too. After sitting overnight, the oil drains off the plates. I work my clutch lever in and ...sticky clutch

8 posts, last by:

Road_Hawg

In: Technical Discussions, 11/20/2009, 10 replies
Subject: Oil Pressure gauge - Mr. Tidy's Tips? Help!
Shoshin: Hi everyone, I've decided to go with an oil pressure gauge as outlined in the Tech Articles by Mr. Tidy. I'm a bit stuck in that the shopping list calls for a 10 mm banjo fitting, but the bolt is an ...

Latest reply, 11/20/2009
1700cc: I got RoadieDans last oil pressure guage kit and it's cool as hell to look down and see what kind of ...Oil Pressure gauge - Mr. Tidy's Tips? Help!

11 posts, last by:

1700cc

In: Non Motorcycle Topics, 11/20/2009, 1 reply
Subject: For all you Texans out there to laugh at us!!!!!!!
CPORetired: Texas Chili Cookoff If you can read this whole story without laughing, then there's no hope for you. I was crying by the end. Note: Please take time to read this slowly. I've read this probably ...

Latest reply, 11/20/2009
Roadkill1962: I was on a team that cooked in the Chilympiad back in the 90's...I think I met Sally. ;-) RKFor all you Texans out there to laugh at us!!!!!!!

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Roadkill1962

In: Non Motorcycle Topics, 11/20/2009, 6 replies
Subject: Another apology
greyphart: Stuck my feet in my mouth ...again. I'd like to publicly apologize to chuckg for the "plastic" and "fake" comment I made concerning the biker wedding. In the video, to me, it was obvious that the gentleman ...

Latest reply, 11/20/2009
scottw: greyphart,i too aggree that " it takes a bigger man to apologize " and i too have had both of my 11"s ...Another apology

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