Prestone and Recochem vehicle-specific coolants are all identical except for the colour. That's the only difference
I'm NOT saying that's the only difference in the OEM coolants...
A Hindle full exhaust system I bought some years ago came with this awesome welded steel hook thingy for installing the springs. I used it all kinds of spring pulling for years, then I broke it I think using it trying to remove some crusty springs off a drum brake. Oops
The "problem" is that regular off the shelf "green" coolant today is different than it was 20 years ago. Today, you can put Prestone "All Vehicles" coolant into pretty much anything. I happily use it in my bikes.
I rode a ZX-11 from North Carolina back to Toronto without using the front brake at all after it developed a wicked vibration. That said, I GUESS older and wiser me wouldn't recommend it.
Have you gotten any quotes for a flatbed tow? Won't be cheap, but maybe still feasible
No friends or...
I normally resist the urge to repost stuff from Facebook, but this time I can't help it. Does anybody recognize what's going on here?
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1357624429184302
I use Rider's Plus as a broker, CAA for my car, Economical/Definity for one bike, Echelon for the other. I call around every year but it hasn't paid off to switch for a while now
I had a feeling it was something like that! Not impossible they were non-DOT tires or they had 3 digit date codes (or no date codes)... but those are all still serious problems
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