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Runningdog
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« Reply #30 on: December 04, 2012, 07:32:11 PM »

Not today, but yesterday, finally got the ownership sorted on the RT...slowed to a glacial pace because of ICBC doin' the old work to rule routine.....three months, good thing I'm patient.....or am a patient, or something.....now I can really start work on it...goody...... Cool
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Past:  '82 Suzuki GS400E; '82 Suzuki GS750E; '81 Yamaha Virago 750; '82 Suzuki GS650GL; '77 Yamaha DT250; '80 GS 850; '86 Kawasaki ZG1000; '78 XS400; 1971 Motobecane Mobylette; 1980 Yamaha SR250; various parts/project bikes, 2004 ZRX 1200; 1977 CB750K; '73 Triumph TR5T (Vintage Plate) .
Present: ; '75 Honda XL250 (Collector Plate);  '04 Wee-Strom;  1973 Honda CB350 6-million Dollar Project;   1979 GS750E
Tired Iron
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« Reply #31 on: December 04, 2012, 08:10:35 PM »




   ....I "pondered"... 

   ...no..   

   ...I "mulled"..   

   ....yah, I "mulled" cleaning the bugs that I acquired on my last ride of the year off of my windshield today..


    ....and then I got to thinkin.. 

   ..hey..

   ...if the Mayan calender is right...   

   ....who really gives a shet.

   ..so I'm back to just lookin at it again.


  God I Love that bike..
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« Reply #32 on: December 04, 2012, 08:49:29 PM »

Gerry, look again at the translation for the Mayan calendar thingy.......it does not say the end of the world, it says the end of the work week...it is on a Friday, after all..... Grin
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Past:  '82 Suzuki GS400E; '82 Suzuki GS750E; '81 Yamaha Virago 750; '82 Suzuki GS650GL; '77 Yamaha DT250; '80 GS 850; '86 Kawasaki ZG1000; '78 XS400; 1971 Motobecane Mobylette; 1980 Yamaha SR250; various parts/project bikes, 2004 ZRX 1200; 1977 CB750K; '73 Triumph TR5T (Vintage Plate) .
Present: ; '75 Honda XL250 (Collector Plate);  '04 Wee-Strom;  1973 Honda CB350 6-million Dollar Project;   1979 GS750E
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« Reply #33 on: December 04, 2012, 10:19:18 PM »

Got to do some sanding on the 93 Katana 750 fairing.  Not one of my favorite pass times but it will get done a little at a time till completed.
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« Reply #34 on: December 05, 2012, 06:46:21 PM »

How many of our group have thought of this?Ditch the idea of going out and murdering a tree for Christmas and bring your favorite bike into your living room.Decorate it up like a riendeer,the handle bars are ready made antlers.Use your imagination to make the face over the headlight and a tail at the taillight end.Re install the battery and turn the key on to impress the children.Red eyes or nose the choice is yours.Plenty of room underneath for gifts(CAUTION)Do not attempt this with any British motorcycles unless the gifts are topped of with an oil tray.The benifits are obvious.Your bike gets to spend a bit of time languishing where it should be,nice and warm,there is no falling needles and you won't have look for a place to dump the dead tree off.Bobbles(Which Evil-K Wood is fond of )can be hung from footpegs,side covers etc.Or,wrap your spokes in minilites.Great idea eh gang?Huh?
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« Reply #35 on: December 05, 2012, 07:12:23 PM »

A bike in the house, maybe if I wanted to become single Evil
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« Reply #36 on: December 05, 2012, 09:37:57 PM »

I stuffed the rd in the basement and i'm still married. Give it a try?
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« Reply #37 on: December 05, 2012, 11:16:16 PM »


If I were to be foolish enough to stuff myy bike iin the basement she would promptly re-stuff it "where the sun don't shine" Tongue
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Tired Iron
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« Reply #38 on: December 06, 2012, 05:59:47 AM »




   Back to Bikes. Paul, you are GENIUS !!


   ....AND WE COULD CALL IT "OLIVE" !!!    THE "OTHER" REINDEER !!!
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« Reply #39 on: December 06, 2012, 06:44:45 AM »

bike in living  room just have too decorate now
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« Reply #40 on: December 06, 2012, 07:16:23 AM »

Oil change two days ago and yup, road to work again.  Sure hope the snow stays away until AFTER I get homw.  If not i put on the winter tires. Grin
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« Reply #41 on: December 06, 2012, 11:32:48 PM »

Some of the guys from the club came by this evening.  Shawn, Gord, Peter, and Rob.  Removed the head from the kz1000 donor motor and loosened the cylinders. Gord then used his valve spring compressor to remove the springs and valves from both the 1000 and 900 heads.  Peter checked the valve stem diameter and seals to see if anything would be interchangeable with his motors.

Had a couple of beers and a few laughs.  All in all a good evening.
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80 Suzuki TS250
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73 Z1 900
76 Kz900 A1
77 Kz1000 A1
78 Kz1000 B2 Ltd
79 Kz1000 B3 Ltd
80 Kz1000 C
99 Triumph Tiger 900
84 Honda VF750 Interceptor
77 Honda CB750


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1975 Honda CB750K5
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« Reply #42 on: December 07, 2012, 12:41:02 AM »

Some of the guys from the club came by this evening.  Shawn, Gord, Peter, and Rob.  Removed the head from the kz1000 donor motor and loosened the cylinders. Gord then used his valve spring compressor to remove the springs and valves from both the 1000 and 900 heads.  Peter checked the valve stem diameter and seals to see if anything would be interchangeable with his motors.

Had a couple of beers and a few laughs.  All in all a good evening.

Sounds like a great time.  Reminds me of these guys. http://www.garagenight.tv/2008/02/

But wait.  Gord touched a Kawi???  I thought he gave up the dark side of the force. Smiley
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« Reply #43 on: December 07, 2012, 02:02:25 AM »

Ross, I would have liked to join the group tonight but needed to be with Mrs Wheels to attend a Christmas function at the seniors home.
Might have to invite you and the others over in January to help me pull the head off the blue Z1R as it has started to develop  a British personality this year.  I have to wipe a streak of oil from the fins after every ride,  fine when its warm but seems to weep during initial startup and ride.  Was going to take the easy route and run it up to Burnaby Kawasaki initially but probably fairly simple to do it here plus plenty of support from talking to everyone so should be a breeze.
Hope to see you all at coffee this Sunday and if you are all not tired of Kawasakis yet I hope to lean on you a bit.

John
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« Reply #44 on: December 07, 2012, 08:46:21 AM »

I'd have you guys over to help work on my bikes but...

They're Hondas..

 Grin
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