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As my avatar shows, unicycling. That's me on a mountain unicycle on the Amasa Back Trail outside Moab. I haven't been on the mountain unicycle in years but I still ride a road unicycle with a 36" wheel. That and semi-weekly grandson duty which is a gas.

I removed the shock and took it to TBT Suspension. They found that a crush washer on the line to the remote reservoir had been over-tightened. That was where the leak was. No surprise. They are going to rebuild the shock as well.

You are doing your buddy and his wife a great service. Kudos to you.

You're a 3-1/2 hour ride from Russell Motorcycle products. Or, just buy a new motorcycle.

No, no, and no. Less than 1/2 tank, no appreciable temp change, no gas smell. I'm the second owner so I only know that the shock has less than 40k miles. And the shaft is the one on the remote reservoir, the little can where the compression setting is made, not the piston shaft of the main...

The ride before the leak and after the leak were both of order 20 miles.

I have an '08 with an Ohlins shock. I have had the bike parked in my garage for several days following a short ride. Two days ago my garage floor was dry. Yesterday there was a small wet patch maybe a foot in diameter directly under the rear brake caliper. It was on the wrong side to be final...

You guys must be cagers with reaction times like that. This thread was 14 years old.

Tell me about it. Finding good BBQ in the Pacific Northwest is like finding good sushi in Kansas City.

I go to Kansas City fairly frequently and when I do I restaurant hop at BBQ places with a friend of mine. We'll go to a half dozen places he's found in a variety of neighborhoods (several of them questionable) any time I'm there. The ones that became big recently were Jack's Stack, Oklahoma...

You can pick up the M3 x 5mm socket head cap screws at ACE Hardware for less than $0.50 each. Ross probably buys them at Canadian Tire.

Your next step is to write a thread title with some information in it. At least with the word "clutch" in it. I have found that reporting companies to the attorney general in the state where they do business is sometimes more effective than reporting them to the BBB. It doesn't matter if they...

I bought a bag of 100, M3 x 5mm SS button head Torx security screws from the UK for servicing the side case lock mechanisms. I think it's stupid to have these inside a locked compartment. A couple of the heads were rounded on my 2008 so, instead, I replaced all of them with SS button head allens...

She must have been carrying the good looking genes as well. Congrats, pops.

Installed passenger peg lowering brackets and cleaned, lubed, and loctited the screws on the side bag latches.

V-e-r-y mysterious indeed. NO LONGER looking for passenger peg lowering brackets. Thanks, justacrossthehill

I got the PM and I sent you a text. Thanks.

If you want to borrow one, the USPS flat rate small box is $10.40. It would cost $20.80 to ship mine both ways. I bought mine from Amazon for $30.00 but with tax and shipping from the UK it ended up being $50.00. The ones on eBay come from the UK as well. Send me a PM if you want to go that...

Let me know if you have a pair of passenger peg lowering brackets you're willing to part with.

You've unforked yourself.