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2014 with serious problem
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Actually, as a fuel system cleaner fuel additive, Seafoam is surprisingly effective at dissolving spooge and varnish. It won't (at least...
Yesterday at 1:40 PM
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Missing Fastener
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If you are anything like me, you'll find it in the "safe" place you put the next spare after you finally give up looking and order...
Sunday at 8:46 AM
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Replacing the 'backwards' centerstand bolts
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The two pivot bolts? They are a hardened bolt with a large diameter shoulder and a non-standard head. They can be replaced with a...
Friday at 8:20 AM
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Recommended LED headlamp bulb for my 2013 Fjr1300a . Has anyone gone through the many different makes, and found one that's really compatible and de
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Fans are (or can be) about 10-20% brighter in total light output. Fanless can't run as hot. That said, the human eye probably won't...
Mar 5, 2025
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Recommended LED headlamp bulb for my 2013 Fjr1300a . Has anyone gone through the many different makes, and found one that's really compatible and de
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That's the same link TWO has in his description. Note: that link has 4 styles. He specifically refers to the last one, the fanless option.
Mar 3, 2025
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Error Codes on 2001 FJR
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New kill switch? Why? It should be a simple on-off switch, did you test it with an ohmmeter? Assuming it's a simple potentiometer you...
Feb 21, 2025
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Error Codes on 2001 FJR
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13, 15 and 21 will not prevent starting. 41 will prevent starting, so that has to be cleared at minimum. However, the two tip-over...
Feb 20, 2025
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Error Codes on 2001 FJR
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The 2001 is the first year of production, but the ECU and codes are the same as the 2002 (just minor differences elsewhere like the...
Feb 18, 2025
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Bare wheels balancing
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I assume "Thompson Shaft" is a brand name of precision ground shafting? As I noted, I did replace the OEM shaft with ground shafting...
Feb 16, 2025
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Bare wheels balancing
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In theory, there will be an oscillation of the heavy spot if the axle is off-level. In real-world terms it won't matter if it's slightly...
Feb 13, 2025
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Bare wheels balancing
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I should probably explain that a little better: EG: a wheel requires 1-1/4 oz of weight at the light spot. Mark the light spot for...
Feb 11, 2025
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Bare wheels balancing
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The best way to balance is not to cut the weight in an attempt to place exactly the right amount in one spot. Rather, go slightly...
Feb 11, 2025
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Bare wheels balancing
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If it's too far off level, then the shaft will slowly drift to the low side as it spins. Eventually the wheel will contact the support...
Feb 9, 2025
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Bare wheels balancing
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The brand is GRIP, from Princess Auto. And yes, I believe it is made from Chinesium. (To be fair, they probably all are made in China...
Feb 8, 2025
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Scuffing the piece of bodywork above the left foot peg
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Proof the bike has been enjoyed. A badge of honour, as it wear(s).
Feb 7, 2025
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