When I was messing with it yesterday it got hung up spinning the bike over. Even when I let go of the button, and shut the handle bar switch off. Switched the key off and still kept turning over, had to disconnect the battery to get it to stop.
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Hope you get the bike sorted out. Sounds like you got it narrowed down.
Got my bike back on the road Saturday. Went for a 60 mile shake down ride. The reworked front end is like night and day. Clutch is working great. Need to either do a valve job or install a catch can on the breather lines. I'm marking my territory everywhere I go. Now that the front end is like butter I need to freshen up the rear suspension. I also want a new muffler. |
Ordered my starter relay Thursday online after getting a $87 quote from the dealer. Got less than $20 in it. Installed it today and she fires right up now.
Also ordered me a set of leather over pants and a vest today since we are trying to get a VRA chapter setup (Vulcan riders association) Good deal on getting your bike sorted out James! |
With the new starter relay on the bike is turning over better than ever! Use to it would "kick back" when cranking. So far it has not done that since the new relay.
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Its always nice when they're running well. Glad you got it fixed.
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Yes it is! Glad to be able to put some miles on it.
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Well we are bout to put some miles on the bikes, wife has been nagging me that she hasn't rode in 2 weeks then this morning it was doing a little raining and she wasn't sure about riding. So now it's my turn to return the favor haha
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Might soon be in the market for two, older, running, 4-wheelers. Real basic for the kids in the woods. something I wont have to wrench on every time they ride.
While i was looking I found an old big-red three wheeler for sale for cheap. Looks like fun too. Something for me to haul crap around the woods or ride to deer stands. My friend had one when I was younger. I remember it was fine for putting around but was down right dangerous to ride fast. |
I had one of those 3 wheelers as a kid it was fun to cut up on.
I wouldn't mind having a little 3 or 4 wheeler now to cut up on at the house. |
Originally Posted by ncheavymetal
(Post 14808003)
Might soon be in the market for two, older, running, 4-wheelers. Real basic for the kids in the woods. something I wont have to wrench on every time they ride.
While i was looking I found an old big-red three wheeler for sale for cheap. Looks like fun too. Something for me to haul crap around the woods or ride to deer stands. My friend had one when I was younger. I remember it was fine for putting around but was down right dangerous to ride fast. |
Crazy question... thinking bout going ahead and getting my license. About how far apart are the cones in the weave test?
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And yet another great thread! :)
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Originally Posted by 77mud
(Post 14838148)
Crazy question... thinking bout going ahead and getting my license. About how far apart are the cones in the weave test?
Close enough that my saddlebags hit one of them during the test. You will need to practice tight turns before you take it. Good news is most of the instructors want you to pass, so they are easy to get along with.:-X22 |
That's what I'm kinda worried about my bike being a 1500 isn't real small...
What is your bike again wp? |
Test. What test? :-hair
I was riding before there was a NC motorcycle endorsement. Needed to sign an affidavit stating how many years of riding experience I had and the endorsement went on my license...:-X18 Good luck with your test, Larry..:-X22 |
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