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| Re: Fuel smell after riding ? • Posted in GL1500 Information & Questions by DannyB |
| Any gas sitting in the tray around the gas cap..= leaky petcock..??? No Sir....sometimes, when I overfill or spill, but that's expected. Tank could be 1/2 full, and after a ride, it smells up the garage. |
| Re: Fuel smell after riding ? • Posted in GL1500 Information & Questions by RBGERSON |
| Any gas sitting in the tray around the gas cap..= leaky petcock..??? |
| Re: Fuel Mileage • Posted in GL1500 Information & Questions by WingAdmin |
| Cold air is much more dense than warm air, which means wind resistance as you ride increases. Wind resistance (drag) increases as a square of the velocity, so the faster you go, the more the cold air will kill your mileage. |
| Re: fork brace and springs • Posted in GL1800 (2001-2017) Information & Questions by keithg64 |
| Actually the right fork does all the dampening, compression and rebound, the left just does the anti-dive. I agree on the springs but I would do both ends, not just the front. I never had a fork brace on an 1800, can't feel any flex as they are. |
| Re: GoldwingDocs is 10 • Posted in Goldwing Chat by WingAdmin |
| A Hearty Congrats on the milestone, Scott, from one IT guy to another! As a former SysOp of a BBS in the mid-late '80s (remember MS-DOS, 2400 baud modems and "RemoteAccess" BBS software?) I can appreciate the effort involved in moderation |
| Re: Fuel smell after riding ? • Posted in GL1500 Information & Questions by Erdeniz Umman |
| It can be a stuck or dirty valve in the gas cap, or a worn gasket in the gas cap. The tank will pressurize when it heat soaks from the engine after the bike is parked. If the gas cap lets pressure out too early, you will smell gas. |
| Re: What is this colour called • Posted in GL1100 Information & Questions by tfdeputydawg |
| I believe it to be Tempest Gray Metallic NH119MU Sorry. my bad! I was looking at 1982 colors. not 1983 |
| Re: GoldwingDocs is 10 • Posted in Goldwing Chat by keithg64 |
| Happy birthday GoldwingDocs and thank you Scott for a great site. I often send new wingers to this site or anyone who ask. I belonged to Saunders site for a long time and really enjoyed it until the take over. |
| Re: Cowl Accessory Lamps • Posted in GL1500 Information & Questions by GBKid |
| Thanks for the info keithg64! |
| Re: Fuel Mileage • Posted in GL1500 Information & Questions by GBKid |
| On second thought, I’ll leave well enough alone after seeing what it entails to replace it. The bike will be going into winter storage soon and the additional fuel consumption costs because of the lower mpg is worth it to avoid that project. |
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