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$75 of material. $75 of labor. $80 of shipping. $40 shop supplies. $240 to your lawyer. $100 to the insurance carrier. $40 profit.Leave a comment:
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Did you follow the sequence of bleeding the break system?Leave a comment:
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Checking my paperwork, it was all covered by extended warranty. Was done at 49,683 miles in early 2020. The bike now has 75,000 miles. Parts used, 90351-mca003- o-ring. 91265-mca-003 oil seal (110x125x7)....Leave a comment:
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I rode mine an entire season. Then over the winter had Honda look at it under warranty. The dealership checked the rear end for excessive run out and felt it was ok and just replaced the seals. Knock...Leave a comment:
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And no tan lines to boot. Ya baby.Leave a comment:
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Welcome from Minnesota....Leave a comment:
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You pop it open and it becomes a beverage holder.Leave a comment:
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No rear break lights was a rather common problem after the last break recall. It didn’t get tightened or adjusted properly after the recall. If memory serves me the switch is behind the right side cover...Leave a comment:
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The only place I can see a advantage of the radar is on long interstate group riding. I’ve found that the leader sets theirs then everyone else is constantly adjusting theirs to match....Leave a comment:
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I would guess that what bike and year of bike would be helpful.Leave a comment:
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It’s not just checking your tire pressure that is important. I’m going to tattle on my self. For the last month or so I’ve checked tire pressure almost religiously before each ride. However I’d...Leave a comment:
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My question would be, does Avon list that tire as a listed replacement for a GL1800. Just because the “numbers” work/ are close, doesn’t mean that the tire is up to the job of supporting a Wing....Leave a comment:
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Do you have a ohm meter you can check the electrical circuit with?Leave a comment:
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Clutch side I believe has 2 switches. One for clutch one for cruise control. Remember if your testing the side stand it has to be in the up position or neutral. Have you pushed the clutch lever forward...Leave a comment:
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Some time ago my wife asked me why I “ needed” so many saws. I had 8 at the time. Then the advent of battery powered came along. I've now added another 4. I now have 2 battery powered drills and 2...Leave a comment:
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It’s the stop for the foot pegLeave a comment:
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A little elbow grease cleaning, you could flip it and double your money.Leave a comment:
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Did that when I bought my first F6B in October 2013. She wasn’t any more P—ssed with me than in general. Didn’t say a thing when I replaced the totaled 2013 with a 2014 F6B. When you’ve become...Leave a comment:
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That’s not bad. A friend with one of those BMW bikes that the headlight moves in unison with the fork took a direct hit from a turkey to the headlight. You have to buy the entire assembly. The assembly...Leave a comment:
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