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Richard W
Richard W
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Joined: 03/05/2016 16:59
Last seen: 12/17/2025 04:56
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RE: 1967 R69s oil recommendation

1) The first thing to look at is the SAE "service level". Originally the service was to start with "S" for gasoline engines and "C" for diesel. Then t...

2 months ago
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RE: Bing troubles R75/5

Stop ! I have rebuilt dozens of Bings without ever having to remove those 2 screws. If fuel is coming out that shaft, then removing the shaft is NO...

2 months ago
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RE: Hey Asheville folks!

Welcome aboard from GA. More basic "get your Airhead going" type tips here...

2 months ago
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RE: New member from Bolingbrook, Illinois

NE corner, equidistant from NC and SC.  

2 months ago
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RE: New member from Bolingbrook, Illinois

Welcome from GA !! Here's a hopefully helpful list of items to look at if your Airhead hasn't been on the road in awhile. Some secrets on the Bings ...

2 months ago
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RE: Intermittent Rapidly Blinking Turn Signals

Such a change could have been introduced by simply changing spark plugs. 99% of all spark plugs are used in cars, which since (about) year 2000 have a...

2 months ago
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RE: R80ST Headlight Gasket Installation

John - Now that you mention it, both ! Glass shouldn't rest directly against any metals.  

2 months ago
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RE: R80ST Headlight Gasket Installation

It's to keep the glass from physically coming into contact with the steel HL rim. In a high vibration environment, this could conceivably crack or des...

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RE: Intermittent Rapidly Blinking Turn Signals

Ideas... > There are 2 types of flasher modules: Bimetal (resistance operated) [~$4] and Timing circuit (with a small circuit board and timing ch...

2 months ago
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RE: Both Bings leaking

Step 2: Check the float level on both sides.    

2 months ago
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RE: drive-train lash

I bow to your superior knowledge of R65's.  

2 months ago
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RE: Both Bings leaking

Craig - Sorry for the delayed response. To answer... pulling the pins and dropping the floats CAN be done with the carbs in-situ. But what is the...

2 months ago
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RE: drive-train lash

Single rear shock absorber (mono-shock) vs. the older models (/2, /5, /6 & /7) with double (L & R) rear shocks. I was thinking the R65 came ...

3 months ago
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RE: drive-train lash

I had a R100 single-sided with 80K miles in which the large rear wheel bearing had gone bad. (This would be the same physical set up as your R65.) The...

3 months ago
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