Folks,
Can anyone confirm or deny that rumor?
If confirmed, how would I find out what's available and the terms and conditions for a tool loan.
Thanks in advance for the edumacation.
Best.
Brook Reams.
Arvada, CO.
What tool is it you hope to borrow ??
Owning an old Airhead is easy.
Keeping an old Airhead running great is the true test.
I'm not in need of any. I was trying to track down this rumor and determine if it is true, and it true, how our Colorado members might be able to take advantage of it.
If anyone in the northern NJ area has the rear main seal puller/installer for post-1970 airheads, could I borrow it? To reciprocate, I have many of the other special tools from Cycle Works, and would be happy to lend them out.
I previously replaced my rear main seal using "regular' tools, but it doesn't seem to be holding - there's a little bit of oil dripping off the rear shelf.
I previously replaced my rear main seal using "regular' tools, but it doesn't seem to be holding - there's a little bit of oil dripping off the rear shelf.
The oil pump cover can also leak causing this same result.
Owning an old Airhead is easy.
Keeping an old Airhead running great is the true test.
Thanks Wobbly. I just added the oil pump cover o-ring to my order from Max BMW.
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