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is one filter for oil and the other for water? are the filters different sizes? does the plumping match the drawing/ one above the other? the pressure should be equal through both pathes.

i used to ride my bicycle everywhere as a kid, so riding a motorcycle was easy for the first time, can't remember the first week, took to it like, water off a ducks back, a piece of cake, no pedaling.

use a screw driver and jump the two posts on the solenoid, if the engine turns over and starts, with the key on and you don't get a click at the soleniod by pushing the button, you need to check the wires comming from the button to the solenoid, you may need a new solenoid. check the amp draw...

it will sound so good through the trees around the twisty bits of the credit, light it up hard when you come up the hill by the general store.

what a dirt bag, finally some justice.

you should be ready to buy a spare clutch soon!

you got to try it out , up at the forks of the credit, make sure you red line it alot.

tell your mom that, motorcycling is cheaper than a car, you will take a course and that it's safer than skydiving.

thats right, you must do both tests, road signs and visual as well.

where's the story, bro?

mid life crisis ? doesn't matter, carey on, remember to keep the rubber side down.

did it back in 1997...toronto to key west on my kz650/78. stopped in at daytona for bike week.

too much information for the average person, no one wants to get sued for malpractice.

old school thinking... if you've got a 10$ head you'll wear a 10$ helmut, do what you want, if it makes you happy.

lanny don't do it, just leave the bike stock, it's too hard on the charging system in the long run.

the machanics at kahuna are paid flat rate. they get 1/3 of the of the shop rate at 28$ a hour. you would think that you should get your money's worth, but they don't get paid until the work is released and to customer has paid for the repairs, if the bike sits for a year the machanic doesn't...

what shop do you work for?

the fiat came in for service......Fix It Again Tony ha ha

boosting my post count to say hi. this is better than posting in the fallen rider tread. you will see want i mean.

i ride my triumph in the city and my bmw/lt for the hyway. i sold my beater bike kz650 to make room in the garage. after 20 years with the kz it was hard to sell, the best of both worlds, having more than one bike was great for varity. now the 79 cbx i bought new at the age of 22 is the greatest...