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Richard W
Richard W
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Joined: 03/05/2016 17:59
Last seen: 10/28/2026 06:24
Topics: 92 / Replies: 2716
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RE: R65 LS not charging

The Airhead Police will be around shortly to impound all your electrical test equipment.  

2 months ago
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RE: New member from Long Beach, CA

A little music to help express your true feelings..../p>  

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RE: 1977 R75/7 Piston Oversize

This is almost correct. Due to the immense heat in the combustion chamber, pistons are tapered in shape, with the largest portion (the portion to me...

2 months ago
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RE: Question about 1978 R100s frame damage

I have a slightly different view... The crack at the head post MAY be the result of a serious crash, in which case the frame may hold other hidden f...

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RE: Question about 1978 R100s frame damage

The strap under the seat is of low consequence. It can be re-welded in place once all the plastic is removed from the area. Probably the weight of the...

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RE: Speedometer Went Whack For a Minute

► If the cable was at fault, you'd be getting zero from the instrument head (broken cable), or squalling noises from the sheath (lack of lubrication)....

3 months ago
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RE: R65 LS not charging

I believe in Wind... which I cannot see. I believe in Electricity... which I cannot see. I also believe in micro-corrosion on 50 year-old connecto...

3 months ago
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RE: R65 LS not charging

IMHO, the steel frame is actually the wrong physical place, but the idea/thought/intent is correct. > The major current draw is to the starter mo...

3 months ago
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RE: R65 LS not charging

We talk about an "electrical circuit". The word "circuit" means "circle". ALL electricity MUST travel in a circle and return to the point where it sta...

3 months ago
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RE: Looking for a machinist who repairs cracked aluminum engine castings (engineering question)

I worked on nearly every make of motorcycle (except Harley) professionally before receiving my ME degree. So I am having a very hard time picturing wh...

3 months ago
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RE: Looking for a machinist who repairs cracked aluminum engine castings (engineering question)

The root issue here is the tapered thread, which will always exert radial pressure the moment it is returned to this unsupported position in the case....

3 months ago
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RE: valve adjustment after R&R cylinders

  * Yes, that is a good way to proceed. * Expect a lot of smoke/ oil burning for the first 50 miles. Install fresh 20w50 engine oil. When the...

3 months ago
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RE: Clutch slippage

If you end up disassembling to install new clutch parts... a lot of knowledgeable people contend that the pressure plate assembly is balanced as an as...

3 months ago
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RE: Clutch slippage

First make sure that your actuation lever on the rear of the gearbox has some "free play". There MUST be an air gap on that lever, or the clutch cable...

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