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    Its that time a year again, shaking the cob webs out of the beast and getting them road ready. I was watching some videos on youtube and came acrossed this one today thought it had a lot of good information. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y836ZPjvoMI

    There is a chart he uses also found here.
    http://home.everestkc.net/malsin/Mot...theory_101.htm

    Just passing it along.
    80 XS1100G Black Betty (Daily Driver)
    79 XS1100SF (Buddys Project)
    82 XJ750 Maxim (Fathers Bike)
    81 CB750F SS (Buddys Project)
    06 GSX600F Sold! (Was Mine)
    81 XS1100 Failed Bobber Project (Mine)
    81 XS1100 Parts (Mine)

    Grip it, Rip it, and Stick it!!!

  • #2
    Haven't watched the vid yet but the write up on the carb inner-workings is pretty cool for people that don't really understand how they work.
    Nate

    78 XS11 "Matilda" 2H7 000364

    2001 Raptor ACCT, T.C. Fuse Box, TC Bros Forward Controls
    Kuryakyn Iso Grips/Throttleboss/Bar End Mirror, Custom Covered Seat
    Shinko 712s, HID Headlight, RC Performance Exhaust
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    Barnett HD Clutch Springs, T.C. Spin On Filter Adapter
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    • #3
      That is a very nice write up!
      -- Clint
      1979 XS1100F - bought for $500 in 1989

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