Recent content by Juan_Banjovy

It's a Parabellum tall screen with 4 holes in the bottom. 24" tall.

That's what I was afraid of. Nobody makes nut plates.

This will keep a 24" screen in place? If so that's great, I can get those locally.

Is anyone making these still? If so I need to buy a pair. If not is there another way to mount the screen? It's 24" tall.

SOLD

Yes I raised the forks about 20mm. I didn't notice a change in handling.

Might have a buyer, just spoke with him & he's coming to look at it tomorrow. Nothing definite yet, just letting y'all know for now.

Thanks.

It was posted April 19.

New leftover I bought in 2019 with zero miles, paid $6,717.07 out the door. Got the papers. I don't ride it enough to justify keeping it. My riding days are over. Manual transmission. Kept in garage always & never dropped. Replaced original tires in 2020. Replaced brake lines with Spiegler...

Same here. The new brake line for the rear was easy once I got the new pads in. I pumped the rear brake a few times & it filled up.

I fixed it! Finally. Here's what didn't work: 1. Pouring brake fluid into the reservoir, backing out the bleed nipple & pumping the brake handle. 2. Using a syringe to squirt brake fluid into a plastic tube attached to the bleed nipple with the top removed from the reservoir. 3. Squirting fluid...

It's empty. I put on a new brake line & it's acting like it's blocked.

It just keeps getting more fun. Installed the Speigler steel brake line & EBC HH pads on front, poured brake fluid into the reservoir, backed out the drain thingy 1/2 turn & started pumping the front brake lever. And nothing happened. I expected the brake fluid to get pulled into the brake line...

I learned something. The 14mm bolt won't thread in unless you remove the brake pads. After putting in the 14mm bolt I put in the new brake pads. Now I have another problem. I replaced the brake hoses with stainless steal ones & installed Speed Bleeders to help with putting in brake fluid. Didn't...