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I did a TDY while with GEEIA at Chanute AFB, installing some equipment for training. Good to hear from another airman.

Yes, 3386 Student Sq. 304x4 ground radio communication equipment repairman.

Jim, back in1966 PG rated version was Biloxi beer rots our young guts but vodka goes well. I find my basic electronics training still handy today.

Fred if you look in your mirrors you'll will see me at age 72 not far behind. I find myself riding my sidecar outfit much more than my solos. It's threads like this which will make the decision easier when the time comes. Keep goin' and fly that wheel!

Yes still for sale but No to Ca. Sorry

Thanks my mild café still gets a lot of eyeballs when I ride it. Does your tank have vacuum petcock? Leave in prime position when troubleshooting. Fuel lines sound a bit wonky should be gravity feed into carbs.. If you truly have 78-79 carbs, stock configuration is 135 mains, 27.5, pilot about...

You say you have a #30 pilot but is it the appropriate type for your carbs there are two. See chart below.

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Rear 18" wheel only.

It would depend on the angle and distance the spoke holes are drilled at on the rim. I laced up an Akront with OEM spokes years ago but had to enlarge the holes to get the spokes to fit right. Maybe contact Warp9 technical.

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PRICE REDUCED New Genuine Yamaha OEM Spoke Set for XS with 18" spoked rear rim. Contains all spokes inner/outer and nipples. $75.00 +USPS Flat Rate Box, $50.00, US shipping included, payment via Paypal.

Red -Brake, Black -Tail. Run a seperate ground wire to a screw on the bracket.

Even with a working e-start I prefer to use my leg, so my batteries AGM last a long time. CCA is just a marketing ploy who's going to be riding at below 32 F anyway. However; we do have a large contingent of Canadians 0 C is probably quite balmy to them.

Glad you had a pleasant day blasting around suburban NYC. I find as I grow old, 69yo, top speed is no longer very important to me but I do enjoy twisties on two, three and four wheels.

Gary Is correct 6,000rpm is 90mph indicated with stock gearing. Tire size would make very little difference as it is close enough to stock. Incidentally if you check your speed against GPS your 85mph indicated translates to an actual 80mph or less. So much for the ton. Try it in fourth you might...