Recent content by lunchboxer

Here are some pics of T-Rex sliders being "tested"

Totally. The manual said 22 ft.lb. In case someone else has this problem, jack the bike from the header (with wood/something in between) while it's on a center or swingarm stand. Steering still a bit off, so maybe I will try again tomorrow.

Nevermind! :P

Bike was knocked over and in my haste to fix it, the forks decompressed way out. Much appreciated!

Sent you a PM! Hope I'm not too late on this

No worries. Happens to everyone.

I think we can do the best we can to deter theft, but it's always possible two really big guys could just lift the bike into a truck. Here's a link about alarms and locks Motorcycle Alarms, Locks, Immobilisers - webBikeWorld What part of Pasadena are you located btw? (I'm not going to...

Glad I could help:thumbup:

The whine does the usual. The fuel level is 2-3 bars. I'll get gas tomorrow and see what happens.

Thanks. I tried searching... All I got was sometimes the bike has to build up pressure and sometimes not?:confused:

The whine is what I'm used to hearing. The sloshing caught me off guard.

This may be the first time I've noticed it, but is that normal? Thanks

Saw someone else post codes before, so enjoy. $5 off orders over $100: SU3V1171UO expires 10/23/2011 $20 off orders over $150: D91H07UKMI1 expires 10/31/2011

Congrats. The MSF course was way more helpful than the "serpentine and cones" at the DMV. The written stuff is easy enough, but I use the skills I learned at MSF 3 years ago, today.

Maybe leave out some details at least. BTW, I've always wondered how to kick in a door while riding.