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A Motorcycle isnt anything more than a 2 wheeled hemroids... unknown

Well I narrowed down the problem to the taillight, I opened up the light and it looks like the red wire came out of its solder.

So i've been running an led taillight on my 81 650 for the last 5 months, its been working fine, but now all of a sudden my running light works but my brake light indicator isnt working anymore. The tail light I have has 3 wires, if i switch the red wire with the yellow wire, then the brake...

Bs34's, pod filters (mikes xs pods), U.S. needles, 45 pilot jet. It idles fine, but just above idle it begins to backfire out of the exhaust, and then runs fine after that. Is this a lean problem?

I have stock ignition and brand new rubber intake boots. Im about to make a manometer to get the sync right.

Wow i thought the raging was being caused by a rich bowl fuel level. thanks for the heads up on that, I'll adjust them back to how I had them. I definitely didnt have the nylon bushing set correctly into the hole. I'll do some adjusting and tweaks and get back to you guys Thanks

BS34...sorry ::Pictures right side up:: I have pod filters (thats all), I live at sea level (virginia beach,virginia), Stock main jet, bumped up 2 on my pilot jet, running canadian needles on the leanest clip position. Spark plugs show the results of this set up. I'm planning on...

Just want to throw some pics by you guys to get your educated opinion. ::Can you tell me if the order of assembly looks correct on the canadian needles. (I'm concerned about the little tab hanging down on the orange/brown bushing) ::Float bowl levels (I had them set to 22mm height but...

Well, The shifting issue has worked itself out, I dont know how I fixed it other than just taking the right side case off a few different times. it was still pretty finicky to shift but it has slowly gotten better. Even with the new vesrah clutch springs, it still feels like at wide open...

Yeah I just used my little punch a few times and they ended up coming out. But that tool is genius, I wish I would have found that before I punched them out, the tool is a much safer way to remove those pins for sure.

I went ahead and reluctantly (im lazy) took apart my rear wheel and got into my drumb, sanded my pads that sorta looked to be glazed over a bit. Now the squeaking all gone thanks fellas

I had to take a little metal punch to it, and it eventually came out