Trevor...you might just have too much time on your hands....
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Originally posted by bonanzadave View Post
Trevor...you might just have too much time on your hands....Bob T. ~~ Play the GSR weekly photo game: Pic of Week Game
'83 GS1100E ~ '24 Triumph Speed 400 ~ '01 TRIUMPH TT600 ~ '67 HONDA CUB
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Originally posted by 7981GS View PostThe major difference between Trevor and the many, many members here with nice bikes is ...
HE ACTUALLY RIDES THEM! AND OFTEN!
WTG!!!
Eric
Oh yeah the GOAT has roared. Its been 8 years, but and oil change, a little primeing and "ITS ALIVE" There's a whole lot of work to do before it back on the road, buts it a start. You should have seen my 16 year old boys face. It looked alot like this>.:cool:GSRick
No God, no peace. Know God, know peace.
Eric Bang RIP 9/5/2018
Have some bikes ready for us when we meet up.
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Originally posted by Baatfam View PostAgreed....very nice...
Trevor...you might just have too much time on your hands....
PS don't tell the wife I have too much time on my hands.No signature :(
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Monty
Originally posted by trevor View PostHehe..lol I'm a little obsessed with it. Just ask my wife. If you need any tips or product info just ask.
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7981GS
Is the tag a pic of some old dead tractor?
I can find one or two I would think.
Valve adjustment on the new GK basket case first though.
And, I have members here waiting on parts.
Must get to shipping parts before fun. People are counting on me so that they can ride.
Must take care of them first.
Eric
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Originally posted by Monty View PostAny tips you want to give, I will be grateful for. Mine just has a lot of grease and grime. I've been afraid to just take a pressure washer on a low setting to it though.
S-100 total cycle cleaner for heavy duty grease and grim. Spray it on a wet engine then scrub with brush than be sure to rinse off thoroughly as it will leave a nasty residue.
For a more regular maintenance (every 4th or 5th washing) I use the Simple Green. I dilute it with water about 10to1. Again with a wet bike I spray this stuff all over the bike (engine, frame, wheels, etc..) scrub then thoroughly rinse (not quite as much residue).
I have an air compressor and use it after washing to get rid of any excess water (again residue).
Lastly the Blue Magic Metal Polish Cream. This stuff works great on my wheels and pipes and any chrome on my bike.
And I also like to leave a "mist" of WD-40 on my bike make it easier to maintain and wash off the grim.
Hope this might help someone.
No signature :(
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Originally posted by 7981GS View PostIs the tag a pic of some old dead tractor?
I can find one or two I would think.
Valve adjustment on the new GK basket case first though.
And, I have members here waiting on parts.
Must get to shipping parts before fun. People are counting on me so that they can ride.
Must take care of them first.
EricNo signature :(
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Originally posted by 7981GS View PostIs the tag a pic of some old dead tractor?
I can find one or two I would think.
Valve adjustment on the new GK basket case first though.
And, I have members here waiting on parts.
Must get to shipping parts before fun. People are counting on me so that they can ride.
Must take care of them first.
Eric:cool:GSRick
No God, no peace. Know God, know peace.
Eric Bang RIP 9/5/2018
Have some bikes ready for us when we meet up.
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Guess I'll have to wait for the next one. Not too many tractors around here.
Old age and treachery will beat youth and skill every time1983 GS 750
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Monty
I rode into town for work, the opposite way of old tractors. I'll take the long way home and get the tag if its still up in a few hours.
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DanTheMan
Originally posted by gsrick View PostWell if you plan on getting this tag you better hurry up. I get off at 3:00 and I should have it by 3:30. Tick Tock.
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DanTheMan
OK, here are some old, possibly antique tractors (no steel wheels though)
Next tag, since we're on old or antique, is a fire engine in that category. This is Pine River's first fire engine, horse drawn.
And, a closer up pict so you can see it better, the glass reflects a lot.
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Very creative. Showing the tractor up close, and the bike in the reflection. Nice shot.Old age and treachery will beat youth and skill every time1983 GS 750
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Monty
Nice tag.
What is that throttle lock you have? I'm wanting to get one. I got a cramp buster or whatever, but it doesn't work that well with my stiffer throttle.
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DanTheMan
Originally posted by Monty View PostNice tag.
What is that throttle lock you have? I'm wanting to get one. I got a cramp buster or whatever, but it doesn't work that well with my stiffer throttle.
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