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In: Non Motorcycle Topics, 2/11/2012, 1 reply Subject: Lets go flying saab9k: This is the fun part http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=mMvLuUJFHYk Took me a couple of hours to master this in a cessna 152 Latest reply, 2/11/2012 professor8: If you're really wanting to relive the training, check out the smaller planes dealing with wind. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxoacmb7zxY&feature=related Crosswind ...Lets go flying 2 posts, last by: professor8 In: Maintenance, 2/11/2012, 1 reply Subject: What should I do? azbto: Ok, a little long but need to lay the ground work. Picked up an '05 1700 Midnight from a small dealership a couple months ago, only has 1500 miles on her. Well first thing I noticed was the tires were ... Latest reply, 2/11/2012 Questcap: An '05, with only 1500 miles on it? Good snag! Go ahead and change the transfer case gear oil. If ...What should I do? 2 posts, last by: Questcap In: Bike Talk, 2/10/2012, 9 replies Subject: Waht Tires do you ride??? ear3: Latest reply, 2/11/2012 MikelJay: Metzler ME880's front and rear Like ROADGRABBER said, made a world of difference in the handling of ...Waht Tires do you ride??? 10 posts, last by: MikelJay In: Non Motorcycle Topics, 2/11/2012 Subject: New family member greyphart: Names Reggie. 4 1/2 year old Golden ... New family member new topic by: greyphart In: Maintenance, 2/10/2012, 8 replies Subject: Throtle return rate espressodude: Hello All First sorry if this is a stupid question, I did do a search and couldn't find anything relative. When I used to ride a life time ago my throttle "sprang" back to the starting position. ... Latest reply, 2/11/2012 Jmac: I had the same result as JEastonjr. Loosened up the adjusters just a little bit at the carb and problem ...Throtle return rate 9 posts, last by: Jmac In: Miscellaneous, 2/10/2012, 3 replies Subject: selling my 07 cast wheels...help ajbonner: want to make money for a fairing. both have tires, only front good (oem bridgestone). 7k miles. rear doesn't have rotor. how much should i expect to get for them? Anyone in the market? Latest reply, 2/11/2012 stanag: I too am in search of wheels. send a photo and lets talk price Stanselling my 07 cast wheels...help 4 posts, last by: stanag In: Non Motorcycle Topics, 2/11/2012 Subject: Growing old, kicking and screaming mbk: Couple in their nineties are both having problems remembering things. During a checkup, the doctor tells them that they're physically okay, but they might want to start writing things down to help them ... Growing old, kicking and screaming new topic by: mbk In: Maintenance, 2/10/2012, 17 replies Subject: Ignition switch and battery ???? BEAMS123: So I took my bike to this harley guy that knows everything about bikes.....told him over the phone how to get the seat off yet after 1.5 hrs still no luck. So I drove out to his shop and took it off for ... Latest reply, 2/11/2012 BEAMS123: Is it any trouble replacing the staterIgnition switch and battery ???? 18 posts, last by: BEAMS123 In: Maintenance, 2/10/2012, 10 replies Subject: Lithium Soap? About_Time: A lot of the lubrication points shown in the service manual call for the application of lithium soap type lubricant. Specifically, I am about to repack my steering neck bearings. What do the members ... Latest reply, 2/11/2012 Erbman02: Lithium soap? I used it one time, but could never get that greasy feeling off my body no matter how ...Lithium Soap? 11 posts, last by: Erbman02 In: Bolt Ons, 2/10/2012, 3 replies Subject: Floorboard Extensions Roadstar_Rob: I'm looking to extend my driver boards out away from the bike. All of the extensions I've come across are for moving them forward. Anyone familiar with extension mod to set them out wider? Thanks, Rob Latest reply, 2/11/2012 Roadstar_Rob: Thanks Chris. No need for pics after taking a look at the mount I see what you did. That's a good idea ...Floorboard Extensions 4 posts, last by: Roadstar_Rob In: Electrical/Electronics, 2/10/2012, 5 replies Subject: Led turn signals fetasigma: I have an led taillight and was thinking of putting in led turn signals as well. Wich is better putting in load resistors or just changing out the flasher relay for one that is led compatible. Also is ... Latest reply, 2/11/2012 texasscott1: They should unless someone has changed something. You can test the self cancel function by turning ...Led turn signals 6 posts, last by: texasscott1 In: Bike Talk, 2/10/2012, 7 replies Subject: Fairing and tour trunk ideas Paintertom40: The wife gave me the go ahead to get fairing and tour trunk.so let me no what you have and how you like it. thanks Tom Latest reply, 2/11/2012 davej: I went with the HD fairing with no regrets. Like was already said you can install tunes and gauges and ...Fairing and tour trunk ideas 8 posts, last by: davej In: Electrical/Electronics, 2/1/2012, 11 replies Subject: starter problems Papa Bear: with a new battery installed, i get all lights and electronics functioning when I push the starter button, but only a click. No starter rotation at all. Prognosis please? Papa Bear Latest reply, 2/11/2012 rphazen: Now, with what you've saved on fixing it your self you are entitled to spend that on CHROME!!! :woohoo:starter problems 12 posts, last by: rphazen In: Bolt Ons, 2/10/2012, 7 replies Subject: Removing passing lights azbto: 1700 midnight star with yamaha passing lamps, i want to clean up the front a bit and am contemplating removing the passing light bar but see the front of the headlight is supported by the bar. Does anybody ... Latest reply, 2/11/2012 signal20k9: +1 on trading. I've got my original turn signal bar with the turn signals. Maybe we can work out a deal ...Removing passing lights 8 posts, last by: signal20k9 In: Miscellaneous, 2/10/2012, 7 replies Subject: Custom back patch... Unab8d_Ly4m: Was wondering if anyone knew where I could get a back patch done for a decent price. I would like to get my signature picture without the LSU or Saints logos, but with the colors reversed. Latest reply, 2/11/2012 Billmel: Try this place, I just ordered 50 custom patches and they were half what everyone else was. There sample ...Custom back patch... 8 posts, last by: Billmel In: Bike Talk, 2/11/2012, 1 reply Subject: LEVITRA No Script Fedex Zebramola: Mail Order Without Prescription ... Latest reply, 2/11/2012 roadiemort: :ohmy: :ohmy: :ohmy: :ohmy: :ohmy: :ohmy: :ohmy: :ohmy: :ohmy: spammer, modsLEVITRA No Script Fedex 2 posts, last by: roadiemort In: Bike Talk, 2/4/2012, 56 replies Subject: Is RoadStar S too Big For Me? Female Rider Asking azalearider: Hi, New to the site and this is my first thread. Looking for some advice. I'm a female rider - about 130 pounds and 5'5". My first purchase was 400cc bike - which I rode for 7 years. Then moved on ... Latest reply, 2/11/2012 HEAVY METAL NOISE 101: :welcome:I just bought a 03' 1600 in oct. and my wife and I love it.If you know any body who has one ...Is RoadStar S too Big For Me? Female Rider Asking 57 posts, last by: HEAVY METAL NOISE 101 In: Electrical/Electronics, 2/11/2012, 1 reply Subject: Extending wires for inside the bars... goodnamesaretook: Anyone out there have any idea how much length should need to be added to the stock wiring to be able to run the wires inside a set of 16" apes with stock risers. I've got the bars on order and would ... Latest reply, 2/11/2012 smokescreens: well, i know you can use the stock wiring for 10" apes and some narrow 12" without adding wire so add ...Extending wires for inside the bars... 2 posts, last by: smokescreens In: Bike Talk, 2/11/2012 Subject: Greate Website NorThai: Have a look... :) Greate Website new topic by: NorThai In: Bike Talk, 2/10/2012, 22 replies Subject: this road star is to cool!!! smokescreens: i ran accross this on photobucket and man is this bike cool to me. look at the rear brakes on this thing and the shift linkage. and it has a warrior motor in it:woohoo: forgive the first pic. http://s995.photobucket.com/albums/af76/Yzftx7500/roadstar%20custom/?albumview=slideshow Latest reply, 2/10/2012 Keeb: So........is that supposed to be a nitrous bottle for a shifter linkage? Very different, Idunno that ...this road star is to cool!!! 23 posts, last by: Keeb In: Miscellaneous, 2/9/2012, 6 replies Subject: Metric Magic Plumbwader: Anyone have a good email addy for metric magic. I keep getting mailer daemons. Im trying to get a price on some stainless cables for my new apes? B) ill take suggestions about other places to contact ... Latest reply, 2/10/2012 deadweight: Yes sir, Tim is fast and has good prices too.:)Metric Magic 7 posts, last by: deadweight In: Bolt Ons, 2/9/2012, 8 replies Subject: Front wheel ring signal20k9: Anybody have one of these laying around that they dont need? This one is from a Stratoliner, but looks like one from a V-Star 1100 will work as well by checking some part numbers. Latest reply, 2/10/2012 signal20k9: Eddie there is a Write up on the Raider rear wheel swap on the board here. Looks like it was pretty extensive, ...Front wheel ring 9 posts, last by: signal20k9 In: Introductions, 2/9/2012, 30 replies Subject: Hello from Virginia (NOVA) Azul Diablo: Im new to the Road Star Clinic but not new to riding. Ive been living on 2 wheels since 2005. My first bike was a Honda VTX 1300C it was a very good bike until I test rode a 2005 Yamaha Road Star Midnight ... Latest reply, 2/10/2012 JGR: :welcome: from MI. and thanks for your :tank: This sit is awesome!Hello from Virginia (NOVA) 31 posts, last by: JGR In: Bike Talk, 2/10/2012, 14 replies Subject: front springs Cody: Well i ordered the progessive.springs for the front . So i figured id get started on makeing the spacers. Can anyone tell me what size they need to be thickness amd how long thanks guys Latest reply, 2/10/2012 JGR: www.midnight-lightning.com/FrontLowering.html This is what i did and it was basically free and my bike ...front springs 15 posts, last by: JGR In: Non Motorcycle Topics, 2/10/2012, 4 replies Subject: Got my new boots! chrisxv1600al: Got my new boots! Milwaukee "Mechanics". $83.99 after Gold Club membership discount from J & P Cycles. Also ... Latest reply, 2/10/2012 OBMF: Nice boots. I'm almost afraid to admit it, but I wear a pair of Harley Davidson boots that I bought for ...Got my new boots! 5 posts, last by: OBMF In: Introductions, 2/10/2012, 28 replies Subject: hello all DON1989: I bought me a 2008 road star silverado 1700 on new years day road it home about 18 miles when it was about 35 outside and still loved it!!! also pretty excited about finding this site Latest reply, 2/10/2012 Paintertom40: hello from Ohio hello all 29 posts, last by: Paintertom40 In: Body/Frame, 2/8/2012, 18 replies Subject: shifter mod dvblair: Has anyone cut off the heel portion of the shifter? I never use it and would like to have the extra room. I would like to remove it but it looks like you would need a spacer on the shaft and I'm not sure ... Latest reply, 2/10/2012 Tug: Yup I did the same thing. It was my first mod actuallyshifter mod 19 posts, last by: Tug In: Miscellaneous, 2/10/2012, 2 replies Subject: Intake Manifold SaltyJack: :( I've been having thoughts of having a intake manifold modified and I saw one on ebay for $35, used. I enlarged the picture and it looked severely cracked to me so I asked "the" question. Why put something ... Latest reply, 2/10/2012 MS1700: I have one of Curts and of about 5, it was the only one that did not leak and worked like a charm. Practice ...Intake Manifold 3 posts, last by: MS1700 In: Bolt Ons, 2/9/2012, 7 replies Subject: WTB Royal Star Hard Saddlebag mounting brackets ajbonner: Let me know if you have the above. Dont want the trim brackets, just the mounting brackets. Thanks Latest reply, 2/10/2012 ajbonner: thanks scottoWTB Royal Star Hard Saddlebag mounting brackets 8 posts, last by: ajbonner In: Jetting, 2/9/2012, 10 replies Subject: RuNning rich Plumbwader: What r signs of running rich without reading the plugs? Latest reply, 2/10/2012 Curt: FI bikes are controlled by the ECU and the 02 sensors so they will be richer than a carb bike. Even a ...RuNning rich 11 posts, last by: Curt

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In: Non Motorcycle Topics, 2/11/2012, 1 reply
Subject: Lets go flying
saab9k: This is the fun part http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=mMvLuUJFHYk Took me a couple of hours to master this in a cessna 152

Latest reply, 2/11/2012
professor8: If you're really wanting to relive the training, check out the smaller planes dealing with wind. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxoacmb7zxY&feature=related Crosswind ...Lets go flying

2 posts, last by:

professor8

In: Maintenance, 2/11/2012, 1 reply
Subject: What should I do?
azbto: Ok, a little long but need to lay the ground work. Picked up an '05 1700 Midnight from a small dealership a couple months ago, only has 1500 miles on her. Well first thing I noticed was the tires were ...

Latest reply, 2/11/2012
Questcap: An '05, with only 1500 miles on it? Good snag! Go ahead and change the transfer case gear oil. If ...What should I do?

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Questcap

In: Bike Talk, 2/10/2012, 9 replies
Subject: Waht Tires do you ride???
ear3:

Latest reply, 2/11/2012
MikelJay: Metzler ME880's front and rear Like ROADGRABBER said, made a world of difference in the handling of ...Waht Tires do you ride???

10 posts, last by:

MikelJay

In: Non Motorcycle Topics, 2/11/2012
Subject: New family member
greyphart: Names Reggie. 4 1/2 year old Golden ...
New family member

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greyphart

In: Maintenance, 2/10/2012, 8 replies
Subject: Throtle return rate
espressodude: Hello All First sorry if this is a stupid question, I did do a search and couldn't find anything relative. When I used to ride a life time ago my throttle "sprang" back to the starting position. ...

Latest reply, 2/11/2012
Jmac: I had the same result as JEastonjr. Loosened up the adjusters just a little bit at the carb and problem ...Throtle return rate

9 posts, last by:

Jmac

In: Miscellaneous, 2/10/2012, 3 replies
Subject: selling my 07 cast wheels...help
ajbonner: want to make money for a fairing. both have tires, only front good (oem bridgestone). 7k miles. rear doesn't have rotor. how much should i expect to get for them? Anyone in the market?

Latest reply, 2/11/2012
stanag: I too am in search of wheels. send a photo and lets talk price Stanselling my 07 cast wheels...help

4 posts, last by:

stanag

In: Non Motorcycle Topics, 2/11/2012
Subject: Growing old, kicking and screaming
mbk: Couple in their nineties are both having problems remembering things. During a checkup, the doctor tells them that they're physically okay, but they might want to start writing things down to help them ...
Growing old, kicking and screaming

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mbk

In: Maintenance, 2/10/2012, 17 replies
Subject: Ignition switch and battery ????
BEAMS123: So I took my bike to this harley guy that knows everything about bikes.....told him over the phone how to get the seat off yet after 1.5 hrs still no luck. So I drove out to his shop and took it off for ...

Latest reply, 2/11/2012
BEAMS123: Is it any trouble replacing the staterIgnition switch and battery ????

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BEAMS123

In: Maintenance, 2/10/2012, 10 replies
Subject: Lithium Soap?
About_Time: A lot of the lubrication points shown in the service manual call for the application of lithium soap type lubricant. Specifically, I am about to repack my steering neck bearings. What do the members ...

Latest reply, 2/11/2012
Erbman02: Lithium soap? I used it one time, but could never get that greasy feeling off my body no matter how ...Lithium Soap?

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Erbman02

In: Bolt Ons, 2/10/2012, 3 replies
Subject: Floorboard Extensions
Roadstar_Rob: I'm looking to extend my driver boards out away from the bike. All of the extensions I've come across are for moving them forward. Anyone familiar with extension mod to set them out wider? Thanks, Rob

Latest reply, 2/11/2012
Roadstar_Rob: Thanks Chris. No need for pics after taking a look at the mount I see what you did. That's a good idea ...Floorboard Extensions

4 posts, last by:

Roadstar_Rob

In: Electrical/Electronics, 2/10/2012, 5 replies
Subject: Led turn signals
fetasigma: I have an led taillight and was thinking of putting in led turn signals as well. Wich is better putting in load resistors or just changing out the flasher relay for one that is led compatible. Also is ...

Latest reply, 2/11/2012
texasscott1: They should unless someone has changed something. You can test the self cancel function by turning ...Led turn signals

6 posts, last by:

texasscott1

In: Bike Talk, 2/10/2012, 7 replies
Subject: Fairing and tour trunk ideas
Paintertom40: The wife gave me the go ahead to get fairing and tour trunk.so let me no what you have and how you like it. thanks Tom

Latest reply, 2/11/2012
davej: I went with the HD fairing with no regrets. Like was already said you can install tunes and gauges and ...Fairing and tour trunk ideas

8 posts, last by:

davej

In: Electrical/Electronics, 2/1/2012, 11 replies
Subject: starter problems
Papa Bear: with a new battery installed, i get all lights and electronics functioning when I push the starter button, but only a click. No starter rotation at all. Prognosis please? Papa Bear

Latest reply, 2/11/2012
rphazen: Now, with what you've saved on fixing it your self you are entitled to spend that on CHROME!!! :woohoo:starter problems

12 posts, last by:

rphazen

In: Bolt Ons, 2/10/2012, 7 replies
Subject: Removing passing lights
azbto: 1700 midnight star with yamaha passing lamps, i want to clean up the front a bit and am contemplating removing the passing light bar but see the front of the headlight is supported by the bar. Does anybody ...

Latest reply, 2/11/2012
signal20k9: +1 on trading. I've got my original turn signal bar with the turn signals. Maybe we can work out a deal ...Removing passing lights

8 posts, last by:

signal20k9

In: Miscellaneous, 2/10/2012, 7 replies
Subject: Custom back patch...
Unab8d_Ly4m: Was wondering if anyone knew where I could get a back patch done for a decent price. I would like to get my signature picture without the LSU or Saints logos, but with the colors reversed.

Latest reply, 2/11/2012
Billmel: Try this place, I just ordered 50 custom patches and they were half what everyone else was. There sample ...Custom back patch...

8 posts, last by:

Billmel

In: Bike Talk, 2/11/2012, 1 reply
Subject: LEVITRA No Script Fedex
Zebramola: Mail Order Without Prescription ...

Latest reply, 2/11/2012
roadiemort: :ohmy: :ohmy: :ohmy: :ohmy: :ohmy: :ohmy: :ohmy: :ohmy: :ohmy: spammer, modsLEVITRA No Script Fedex

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roadiemort

In: Bike Talk, 2/4/2012, 56 replies
Subject: Is RoadStar S too Big For Me? Female Rider Asking
azalearider: Hi, New to the site and this is my first thread. Looking for some advice. I'm a female rider - about 130 pounds and 5'5". My first purchase was 400cc bike - which I rode for 7 years. Then moved on ...

Latest reply, 2/11/2012
HEAVY METAL NOISE 101: :welcome:I just bought a 03' 1600 in oct. and my wife and I love it.If you know any body who has one ...Is RoadStar S too Big For Me? Female Rider Asking

57 posts, last by:

HEAVY METAL NOISE 101

In: Electrical/Electronics, 2/11/2012, 1 reply
Subject: Extending wires for inside the bars...
goodnamesaretook: Anyone out there have any idea how much length should need to be added to the stock wiring to be able to run the wires inside a set of 16" apes with stock risers. I've got the bars on order and would ...

Latest reply, 2/11/2012
smokescreens: well, i know you can use the stock wiring for 10" apes and some narrow 12" without adding wire so add ...Extending wires for inside the bars...

2 posts, last by:

smokescreens

In: Bike Talk, 2/11/2012
Subject: Greate Website
NorThai: Have a look... :)
Greate Website

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NorThai

In: Bike Talk, 2/10/2012, 22 replies
Subject: this road star is to cool!!!
smokescreens: i ran accross this on photobucket and man is this bike cool to me. look at the rear brakes on this thing and the shift linkage. and it has a warrior motor in it:woohoo: forgive the first pic. http://s995.photobucket.com/albums/af76/Yzftx7500/roadstar%20custom/?albumview=slideshow

Latest reply, 2/10/2012
Keeb: So........is that supposed to be a nitrous bottle for a shifter linkage? Very different, Idunno that ...this road star is to cool!!!

23 posts, last by:

Keeb

In: Miscellaneous, 2/9/2012, 6 replies
Subject: Metric Magic
Plumbwader: Anyone have a good email addy for metric magic. I keep getting mailer daemons. Im trying to get a price on some stainless cables for my new apes? B) ill take suggestions about other places to contact ...

Latest reply, 2/10/2012
deadweight: Yes sir, Tim is fast and has good prices too.:)Metric Magic

7 posts, last by:

deadweight

In: Bolt Ons, 2/9/2012, 8 replies
Subject: Front wheel ring
signal20k9: Anybody have one of these laying around that they dont need? This one is from a Stratoliner, but looks like one from a V-Star 1100 will work as well by checking some part numbers.

Latest reply, 2/10/2012
signal20k9: Eddie there is a Write up on the Raider rear wheel swap on the board here. Looks like it was pretty extensive, ...Front wheel ring

9 posts, last by:

signal20k9

In: Introductions, 2/9/2012, 30 replies
Subject: Hello from Virginia (NOVA)
Azul Diablo: Im new to the Road Star Clinic but not new to riding. Ive been living on 2 wheels since 2005. My first bike was a Honda VTX 1300C it was a very good bike until I test rode a 2005 Yamaha Road Star Midnight ...

Latest reply, 2/10/2012
JGR: :welcome: from MI. and thanks for your :tank: This sit is awesome!Hello from Virginia (NOVA)

31 posts, last by:

JGR

In: Bike Talk, 2/10/2012, 14 replies
Subject: front springs
Cody: Well i ordered the progessive.springs for the front . So i figured id get started on makeing the spacers. Can anyone tell me what size they need to be thickness amd how long thanks guys

Latest reply, 2/10/2012
JGR: www.midnight-lightning.com/FrontLowering.html This is what i did and it was basically free and my bike ...front springs

15 posts, last by:

JGR

In: Non Motorcycle Topics, 2/10/2012, 4 replies
Subject: Got my new boots!
chrisxv1600al: Got my new boots! Milwaukee "Mechanics". $83.99 after Gold Club membership discount from J & P Cycles. Also ...

Latest reply, 2/10/2012
OBMF: Nice boots. I'm almost afraid to admit it, but I wear a pair of Harley Davidson boots that I bought for ...Got my new boots!

5 posts, last by:

OBMF

In: Introductions, 2/10/2012, 28 replies
Subject: hello all
DON1989: I bought me a 2008 road star silverado 1700 on new years day road it home about 18 miles when it was about 35 outside and still loved it!!! also pretty excited about finding this site

Latest reply, 2/10/2012
Paintertom40: hello from Ohio hello all

29 posts, last by:

Paintertom40

In: Body/Frame, 2/8/2012, 18 replies
Subject: shifter mod
dvblair: Has anyone cut off the heel portion of the shifter? I never use it and would like to have the extra room. I would like to remove it but it looks like you would need a spacer on the shaft and I'm not sure ...

Latest reply, 2/10/2012
Tug: Yup I did the same thing. It was my first mod actuallyshifter mod

19 posts, last by:

Tug

In: Miscellaneous, 2/10/2012, 2 replies
Subject: Intake Manifold
SaltyJack: :( I've been having thoughts of having a intake manifold modified and I saw one on ebay for $35, used. I enlarged the picture and it looked severely cracked to me so I asked "the" question. Why put something ...

Latest reply, 2/10/2012
MS1700: I have one of Curts and of about 5, it was the only one that did not leak and worked like a charm. Practice ...Intake Manifold

3 posts, last by:

MS1700

In: Bolt Ons, 2/9/2012, 7 replies
Subject: WTB Royal Star Hard Saddlebag mounting brackets
ajbonner: Let me know if you have the above. Dont want the trim brackets, just the mounting brackets. Thanks

Latest reply, 2/10/2012
ajbonner: thanks scottoWTB Royal Star Hard Saddlebag mounting brackets

8 posts, last by:

ajbonner

In: Jetting, 2/9/2012, 10 replies
Subject: RuNning rich
Plumbwader: What r signs of running rich without reading the plugs?

Latest reply, 2/10/2012
Curt: FI bikes are controlled by the ECU and the 02 sensors so they will be richer than a carb bike. Even a ...RuNning rich

11 posts, last by:

Curt

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