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Here is a good place to start--- HITEC RCD USA They have a LARGE selection of servo's. Also go to-- RCGroups.com: The ABCs of Radio Control - Aircraft, Boats, and Cars! for ways to actuate the servo, lot of reading but you should be able to find what you are looking for. Jerry

Mark, I have a CarbTune your welcome to use to balance your throttle bodies, also have pit stand if you need it. Let me know. Jerry

Well, I was 16 or 17 and in those days no one was to worried about liability and my dad and I were free to roam around the yards and the only one really worried about me climbing on top of the locos was my mom:D The year was 1961 or 62 and we also went to Durango to see the narrow gauge loco's...

There were quite a few of the 4000 series that day and most of them went under the cutting torch in the not to distant future:( Not sure how many other than the 4014 were preserved. Here are a few more pictures from that day. Jerry

24,000 indicates the amount of water the tender holds.

It is and probably will be coal or they might convert to oil. The cylinders on the tender are most likely air tanks for the brake system as the air cylinders on the loco need to be re-certified to hold pressure. Notice the red air lines from front to back, these are for the air brakes when they...

Went out today to find this locomotive, a Big Boy 4-8-8-4 articulated, one of if not the largest steam locomotive built. This one was made in Sept. 1941 and must have served during WWII hauling supplies and troops for the war effort. Union Pacific is moving her to Cheyenne Wyoming to put her...

HAPPY BIRTHDAY :cheer::cheer::cheer::cheer::cheer::cheer: Jerry

Me too, been over 2 years since I sold my Fizzer but because of the great riding friends I've made here I will stay no matter what bike I own.:thumbup: So stick around, you know you want to:D Jerry

That was the first thing I checked just to make sure I could find a matching front. Must mean adventure bikes are the "in" thing now, ha ha When we riding again, not this week I hope, as the weather here is crappy and cold with lots of wind and possibility of snow, burrrrrrrr. Saturday may be...

It is a Bridgestone BW501 with a few miles left to go, will be putting a T30 on the front when this one wears out. Doesn't seem to affect the handling but need to put on a few more miles to really tell.

Ten years younger than what? DIRT:rolleyes::D :rof::rof::rof::rof::rof::rof:

Motorcycle Closeouts had these for 90 bucks and I've wanted to try a dual sport style helmet so bam I bought one. I like it, very little in the way of lift or wind deflection when turning your head, YMMV with a naked or low windscreen but I did stand up at 65 mph and my head didn't get snapped...

Put on a new T30 rear on my Tiger and so far so good, only have 50 miles on so far but it felt great. Jerry

HAPPY BIRTHDAY :cheer::cheer::cheer::cheer::cheer::cheer: Jerry

HAPPY BIRTHDAY :cheer::cheer::cheer::cheer::cheer::cheer: Jerry

HAPPY BIRTHDAY :cheer::cheer::cheer::cheer::cheer::cheer: Jerry

HAPPY BIRTHDAY JOE :cheer::cheer::cheer::cheer::cheer::cheer: Jerry

Darn that CRS, wish I could find a cure:rolleyes: Jerry

Yes the new windscreen has really cut down on the wind noise, I just put the mic inside my coat and it worked great. NO new mufflers, you'll ruin the music your bike makes.:D Jerry