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when going by the timing marks where are your valve lobes?

which screws? not a lot of screws on the carbs that have the room to go up the next size.

or my last tire change, guy had supermoto wheels he bought of someone else who had glued the tube valve stems into the hole. ugh.

this is why...

is it at the bead? could make a cheap bead breaker or a big c-clamp, break the bead, run some scotch brite pads along, clean any debri and re-inflate.

even that is pushing it, but do-able.

do you need the bulb size or a new headlight assembly? I also may have a spare assembly.

i bet as they get older i'll be able to, but mine are 2.5 and .5 right now.

corbin seat made it do-able for me along with somewhere to put my legs out up front to be able to stretch, otherwise its a great bike for it.

i thought the same thing. then i had kids.

do not put a 120 radial on a stock rim, it squeezes it way too much, i tried with a shinko verge and would not recommend it at all.

looks 100% more modern and newer. good work!

There was on mine but I've never done any others. And I used a big screwdriver, but in the future that chisel could help. -garrett

it shouldnt' be glued in unless it leaked and the acid kind of glued it together? i dunno i know its a pain to take it out though theres always a cable or something holding up a corner andi need 6 pairs of hands to get it out. but it should wiggle in the plastic, if its not maybe its oversized?

gotcha. I picked up a really good size one from my grandfather when he had to downsize his tools. 16" and the shaft is gotta be 1/2" x 1/2". anyways, just had another thought too, since i've used these wheel bearing removers with incredible results: what i could have done is used...

nice writeup! next time someone does this i want to see if the tool i made helps at all. i got one of these: then ground the 'lips' down to 1mm x 1mm. put it above the bearing and had to brace the inside of the two semi-circles (used a spacer and a chisel to take up the remaining slack)...

you really hit the nail on the head here Rusty. I'm one of those middle of the roaders a lot of times and everytime someone in the GOP makes sense and talks about fiscal responsibility and starts to draw me in i take 2 steps back when the next guy gets on a rant about social...

i'm impressed you could do it without pulling carbs!

thats fair, it makes a big difference but its def a commitment.

what wheels do you have?