What did you do to your bike today?

[motoman]

You'll know when she shows up ready to go......wearing leathers, and Ohh....a new tattoo.

[3Phase]

Good thing you were on a Yamaha and not...well,u know, or you coulda' been surrounded with gals wrapped in leather,etc......hmmm....had the oppertuinity......better getcha' one of those Glides or Dueces.

And tattoos, don't forget the tats! AAAAAARRRRRR!

No, I'm not bringing her to Colorado, I least I don't think I am. She left a little while ago and said she'll be back in a few days so who knows!

[motoman]

Good thing you were on a Yamaha and not...well,u know, or you coulda' been surrounded with gals wrapped in leather,etc......hmmm....had the oppertuinity......better getcha' one of those Glides or Dueces.

[Bonz]

Maybe he's bringing her to Colorado with him...

[3Phase]

you meet the nicest folks !

Exactly!

[donebysunday]

Yamaha

you meet the nicest folks !

[DiverRay]

she's back this morning so I got to put a girl on my bike and go riding again today.

So your going to break her heart? Does she know you'll be gone next week??

[3Phase]

My guess is the cream of mushroom soup you had for lunch!

It turned out it wasn't the food and my heart's fine, she's back this morning so I got to put a girl on my bike and go riding again today.
(ear-to-ear-grin-installed)

[DiverRay]

My guess is the cream of mushroom soup you had for lunch!

[3Phase]

Always Bring A Spare Helmet!

I rode to the. pharmacy and was flagged down by a young lady that wanted a ride to the next town down the freeway.

Of course I gave her a ride but we had to go by the house to grab a spare helmet That i[I]usually[I] keep on the bike.


Picture or it didn't happen!

https://1drv.ms/i/s!AlA_igDQ6Lzjg9Jv1hil0e3fyskj1A

OneDrive link is best I can do from my phone at the moment, I'm having my food checked for hallucinogens.

Happy 4th of July!

[motoman]

See ya' in a few weeks at the rally Ty.

[tcoop]

Getting the bike ready for the Rally. New back tire, changed the oil and filter, Valve shims, put the faring back on.

Things I still need to do:
Replace the front tire
Fix the saddle bag doors
Put the trunk on
Align the front forks
Check the sync on the carbs
Change out the special tank to standard (if time permits) for better range. the seat is made for a standard tank.


...then pack up everything to make sure it fits on the bike

[Bergman16]

Master fuse

I finally ran the master fuse link to the TC spade fuse box. I never trusted that glass fuse. I bought a second used oem unit cheap and cut the fuse holder off, then used the connector to hook into the line. The old one is still in there so it can snap right back to original or be used as an emergency if I run out of 30 amp spade fuses.

Then had my first ride of the year of any length. Nice but still a bit boggy when it gets hot--mufflers get louder. Not the fuel vent. I'm going to test the coils next.

[3Phase]

One more thing to take your eyes off the road, lol. My voltmeter on my Triumph has me taking my eyes off the road quite a bit. The way I see it, if I'm losing oil pressure, damage is already done. But, I installed the same gauge on my GS850.

The distraction is why I got rid of the analog mechanical gauge, it was supposed to be for running oil pressure verification on the road, not just in the garage but tracking down the correct adapter turned into something like an old-fashion CB tee hunt.

I don't expect the warning LED to help if I lose pressure on the highway but hopefully it'll come on if the engine starts to wear and give me a little warning. If it starts flickering at idle the engine's too hot, the oil's toast, or the bearings are going out. Right now, it goes off during engine crank and it stays off full stop.

Plus, it gave me something to put in the hole that the P.O. drilled in the ignition switch cover for his Walt Disney headlight switch kluge.

I have an electric gauge from Glowshift that I'm going to install when I get a 'tuit but the sender is a little unwieldy and I need to put some thought into fitting the tee, sender, and switch under the carburetors.

Edit: Yes, Brant, I actually need a bigger one for the 2-gallon picnic jug I'm going to bring so I don't have to keep stopping for puny little 1 quart refills.

[motoman]

Nice work there! The drink holder is a good idea, as your gonna be needin' that going from west to east to Colo. in a few weeks!