tugla
Well-Known Member
haha no prob RO. phils gonna be the death of my wallet. i'm going to see him tonight actually!
making a list of what i need next..... i think my own p/c machine unk:
haha no prob RO. phils gonna be the death of my wallet. i'm going to see him tonight actually!
Yeah, it sucks having to pay a ticket but it was worth it for me. I haven't had much time to ride this year so I needed a good day out. I started at our shop which is north of Pittsburgh, PA. From there I went south to Wheeling, WV and Oglebay Park right outside of town. From Wheeling I went south to Moundsville, WV and beyond. Then, across the river and south to Powhaten Point, OH.
On another note:
While I was sitting there waiting for my ticket I notice there was a bit of oil on the engine. It was down where the stator cover bolts to the block. So, I check the stator cover bolts and they were loose. Middle gear cover bolts were just a touch loose. Clutch cover bolts and water pump bolts all seemed OK. I guess this is what happens when you put in solid motor mounts?
Any other bolts that are prone to working loose once you install the solid mounts?
hopefully mine is gone! I wiped it off after tightening everything up and haven't seen any more signs of leakage. Guess I will need to check valve covers too.
me? nothing just some seafoam as i won't be back on her fo ra week or so, going to orlando for a week.
however we're moving our buildings and today infront of our new building guess what I saw!:
got my swingarm and wheel back from the coater. top notch work as usual.
went to drive the brake side rear bearing in and it went in wonky. wanting to tap it out and do it right i got a long punch and drove it out. unfortunately i slipped and nicked the seal (its a doubly sealed bearing) and once i got it out, when rotating it felt really notchy.
ordered a couple new bearings for spares (think i got a really really cheap connection for them) by just ordering the size (20x52x15) from all balls via bikebandit.
i think got thinking maybe i should just try taking the seal off and did so and i think that was just binding on some of the balls. not sure but i guess the right thing to do, is to wait for a new bearing.
another few days. oh well got enough on my plate right now.
mike, got ur wheel back. as usual the coater did great work on it.
got my swingarm and wheel back from the coater. top notch work as usual.
went to drive the brake side rear bearing in and it went in wonky. wanting
Me Happy, thanks again Garrett. Looks like it's the start to the winter mod season for me!
Mike
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