Recent content by blue900

really nice! i like that color

My cordless tool choice is the Milwaukee 12v, compact and lighter , I have several tools and am very happy. no ratchet yet, but its on my list.

I took mine to a key shop and they made me a couple from blanks they had in stock.

lucky you, that one is on my list

does your voltage hold up when cranking the starter?

Interfaces will keep changing, everywhere. I know Its a lot of work keeping things up to date. Thanks Travis We will all get use to it. Looks like its time for a new avatar

I am needing a new helmet and wanted to upgrade, and was wanting bluetooth somehow. I think my current helmet is noisy and was wanting a quieter higher quality one with a removable liner. I sometimes wear earplugs when -- I remember to put them in. I will be very interested in your review

very nice! and the pictures Thanks

nice! That opens some possibility's

I have found the quality of the original parts to be excellent compared to the replacement china Stuff. I went back to the stock petcock after trying a on/off replacement from mikes. as Gary said " If you still have the original parts, compare the length of the small shaft of the diaphragm." My...

I got this 1980sg parts bike for $100 a few years back. it sat outside in the owners back yard and the irrigation pivot gave it a nice wet bath every week all summer for 6 years:(. it was mostly complete and not as bad as i would have first thought and stock, looks the same as my 1981sh.

no title Really lowers the price because that makes it a parts bike in my book. People do go though the hassle of getting a title after the sale? that may or may not be a pain, better do some home work to figure if its worth it. Call your Department of Motor Vehicles for strait up info first.

I replace all my bikes 168 bulb with replacement LEDs https://www.superbrightleds.com/moreinfo/miniature-wedge-base/194-led-bulb-5-smd-led-tower-miniature-wedge-retrofit-car/206/ They are a great upgrade

the vibs get very tolerable if the bike is in tune and in good shape-proper timing, jetting, and having the carbs synced. Wheels balanced and good chain and sprockets are important also. Good tires and proper inflation. the more perfect all these systems are the better the bike will ride...

i pumped the grease into the zirks that loosed things up for me