wheatonFJR
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Took my daughter for an hourlong ride on the foothills.
She loved it.
She loved it.
Is this the first ride for you since fall?Rode it to work today...
Happy 4/1 Allen...but I will be seeing the doctor on Monday...hope to get his approval to get back on the bike. And yes I haven't ridden since before Halloween.Is this the first ride for you since fall?Rode it to work today...
Good for you Joe, I also rode to work today. The riding season has officialy started for me. Take it a step at a time.Rode it to work today...
Sheeez, some poeple believe everything they read on the innernet...happy 4-1 every body...Good for you Joe, I also rode to work today. The riding season has officialy started for me. Take it a step at a time.Rode it to work today...
Dave
Right?Sheeez, some poeple believe everything they read on the innernet...happy 4-1 every body...Good for you Joe, I also rode to work today. The riding season has officialy started for me. Take it a step at a time.Rode it to work today...
Dave
What "cap removal tool"I still need to change the fork oil (waiting for the cap removal tool), lube the steering stem bearings and install my aux tank, but that stuff will have to wait. I need to ride.
It has to be the springs, not the fork oil. Maybe you left out spacer or something.Some how, some way, I screwed up my front forks. Dunno know how...
Using this procedure and the FSM I replaced the my fork oil. 92 mm from the top of the inner tube to the top of the oil, with no spring in it and with the inner tube fully compressed in the outer. I made sure as well as I could that the inner tube remained as fully extended as possible while attaching the inside rod and cap.
So now, on the center stand with the front wheel just off the ground the measurement to a convenient arbitrary point from the ground is 28 1/4", i.e., forks fully extended. I let the front end down and wait a few. The distance measurement from the ground becomes 25 1/4". I'm using 3" of fork travel just sitting on the center stand? WTF?
I used 10w oil from my local Honda dealer.
Any ideas?
I have the GP 25mm cartridges which uses their cap. It requires an Ohlins-type cap socket.What "cap removal tool" :uhoh: ? It's a wrench. Or maybe a deep socket. I used the former.I still need to change the fork oil (waiting for the cap removal tool), lube the steering stem bearings and install my aux tank, but that stuff will have to wait. I need to ride.
I duplicated the post in this thread.@Rbentnail, you should move your post to the technical section do others will find it and hopefully help you! Today, I had my rear tire changed after only about 5k miles and riding in AR last weekend: I usually get 7.5k miles.
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