Auburn
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No problem. Do you have the drill jig and coblat drill bit to drill out the key switch bolts? If not could be difficult task.
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No problem. Do you have the drill jig and coblat drill bit to drill out the key switch bolts? If not could be difficult task.
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On my schedule if at all possible. Think I still have address and map from last fall, if I do not I will PM. Jim
sportsguy
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OK, I have drill bits in hand.
Brian - you you have a torque wrench? I'm guessing yes.
Next up, IIRC, I think you also have a drill press... am I close?
...and (perhaps I asked this before) should I look at replacing my head bearings as well. I know they only have 2800 mile son them, just wondering if they are reusable in this operation, or if, to be safe, I should snag new ones just in case. I could always use them down the road...
IIRC, I think I bought a fuse block at the MC show, too. May bring that along, too. I can't believe I'm going to say this, but Marcus, I might get your guidance on this install. Just need to run a wire, though - one wire - not trying to wrap the whole bike in copper and turn it into an electro-magnet...
Brian - you you have a torque wrench? I'm guessing yes.
Next up, IIRC, I think you also have a drill press... am I close?
...and (perhaps I asked this before) should I look at replacing my head bearings as well. I know they only have 2800 mile son them, just wondering if they are reusable in this operation, or if, to be safe, I should snag new ones just in case. I could always use them down the road...
IIRC, I think I bought a fuse block at the MC show, too. May bring that along, too. I can't believe I'm going to say this, but Marcus, I might get your guidance on this install. Just need to run a wire, though - one wire - not trying to wrap the whole bike in copper and turn it into an electro-magnet...
Barabus
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I will attend. Thanks for hosting. I have so much delayed maintance that I cannot even begin to start working on my bike. Maybe I will just watch and have a beer. HaHa.
sportsguy
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Last time a bunch of us met in Redmond and rode down together.
I EXPECT the same top-level treatment form the gang around here this time, Barb, so I think you'd be a happy addition to the crowd.
Many of those on this side of Seattle are very friendly... :clapping:
Kewl, let me know when and where you guys are hooking upLast time a bunch of us met in Redmond and rode down together.
I EXPECT the same top-level treatment form the gang around here this time, Barb, so I think you'd be a happy addition to the crowd.
Many of those on this side of Seattle are very friendly... :clapping:
happyPuppy
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A lot of us are North of Seattle in Snohomish and Skagit Counties. It will be no problem to hook up with a group. I am sure as it gets closer the planning will begin.
Panman
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Barb, I'm most likly the farthest North, be glad to take you to down if the weather is cool we can take the back roads.Kewl, let me know when and where you guys are hooking upLast time a bunch of us met in Redmond and rode down together.
I EXPECT the same top-level treatment form the gang around here this time, Barb, so I think you'd be a happy addition to the crowd.
Many of those on this side of Seattle are very friendly... :clapping:
Auburn
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yep on the torque wrench, drill press. I would not be worried about steering bearings yet. No problem on the fuze blockOK, I have drill bits in hand.
Brian - you you have a torque wrench? I'm guessing yes.
Next up, IIRC, I think you also have a drill press... am I close?
...and (perhaps I asked this before) should I look at replacing my head bearings as well. I know they only have 2800 mile son them, just wondering if they are reusable in this operation, or if, to be safe, I should snag new ones just in case. I could always use them down the road...
IIRC, I think I bought a fuse block at the MC show, too. May bring that along, too. I can't believe I'm going to say this, but Marcus, I might get your guidance on this install. Just need to run a wire, though - one wire - not trying to wrap the whole bike in copper and turn it into an electro-magnet...
sportsguy
searchgeek - author
Sweet - I'll grab some 10/12 gauge wire and other items as needed.yep on the torque wrench, drill press. I would not be worried about steering bearings yet. No problem on the fuze blockOK, I have drill bits in hand.
Brian - you you have a torque wrench? I'm guessing yes.
Next up, IIRC, I think you also have a drill press... am I close?
...and (perhaps I asked this before) should I look at replacing my head bearings as well. I know they only have 2800 mile son them, just wondering if they are reusable in this operation, or if, to be safe, I should snag new ones just in case. I could always use them down the road...
IIRC, I think I bought a fuse block at the MC show, too. May bring that along, too. I can't believe I'm going to say this, but Marcus, I might get your guidance on this install. Just need to run a wire, though - one wire - not trying to wrap the whole bike in copper and turn it into an electro-magnet...
Oh yeah, out fo curiosity, is anyone coming to this event vegetarian by chance?
[SIZE=18pt]AuburnFJR - check your PMs...
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Auburn
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Will tonight, work is getting in the way...Sweet - I'll grab some 10/12 gauge wire and other items as needed.yep on the torque wrench, drill press. I would not be worried about steering bearings yet. No problem on the fuze blockOK, I have drill bits in hand.
Brian - you you have a torque wrench? I'm guessing yes.
Next up, IIRC, I think you also have a drill press... am I close?
...and (perhaps I asked this before) should I look at replacing my head bearings as well. I know they only have 2800 mile son them, just wondering if they are reusable in this operation, or if, to be safe, I should snag new ones just in case. I could always use them down the road...
IIRC, I think I bought a fuse block at the MC show, too. May bring that along, too. I can't believe I'm going to say this, but Marcus, I might get your guidance on this install. Just need to run a wire, though - one wire - not trying to wrap the whole bike in copper and turn it into an electro-magnet...
Oh yeah, out fo curiosity, is anyone coming to this event vegetarian by chance?
[SIZE=18pt]AuburnFJR - check your PMs...
ahchiu
FJR Commander
Duane,OK, I have drill bits in hand.
Brian - you you have a torque wrench? I'm guessing yes.
Next up, IIRC, I think you also have a drill press... am I close?
...and (perhaps I asked this before) should I look at replacing my head bearings as well. I know they only have 2800 mile son them, just wondering if they are reusable in this operation, or if, to be safe, I should snag new ones just in case. I could always use them down the road...
IIRC, I think I bought a fuse block at the MC show, too. May bring that along, too. I can't believe I'm going to say this, but Marcus, I might get your guidance on this install. Just need to run a wire, though - one wire - not trying to wrap the whole bike in copper and turn it into an electro-magnet...
It always start with just ONE WIRE!...LOL
Auburn
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Niehart
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ummmm, pie :fan_1:
Niehart
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Yes, please!
escapefjrtist
Searching for Dry Roads
...I'm thinking more like beer and pizza with a pie chaser!
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Auburn
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