I understand about revenue and all but what has been popping up lately is ridiculous.
Google has been inserting advertisements every sentence or two in news articles where in the not too recent past it was every paragraph or two.
Does Google have a huge fine coming?

These advertisements are crazy huge and many.

After nearly a month of riding I can faithfully say, I LIKE IT! :P Probably the worst truck to follow at highway speeds are those 'Portable Parking Lots', they throw a lot of multi-directional vortexes. I can say even those trucks have minimal affect. Side wind gusts are still a treasure to endure b...

"Patent Infringement" Can you imagine if someone patented the letter O and everything that even remotely looks like it. :shock: I received my Blackwing Brace recently and I agree with WingAdmin, WOW! HUGE DIFFERENCE. Two things I noticed was in long sweeping turns with speed bumps the Wing...

Sounds like you need a couple "Gremlin Bells".

If the lower pressure has no results, alternator bumpers or one cylinder is weak thus causing a consistent RPM vibration. I have found a situation on other forums where spark plug boot one or some resistor(s) go weak causing in the grips vibration. One rider found a loose screw inside the plug boot,...

Hi Wingers, I really appreciate all of the comments and suggestions with my vibration issue. No, the new front wheel bearings did not fix the problem. Since the vibration is more pronounced in the grips, I keep leaning toward front wheel. So I tried putting 46lbs. of air in the front tire. No help ...

HOBBY LOBBY has a bin of short metal rods & tubes, I bought an 1/8 inch rod. Cut a 4 inch long piece and bent it around the bolt with equal tail ends. Snugged the bold down then bent those tails around the hose. Be sure to leave space for your wrench to complete the bolts torque. I ground round ...

Corkster, does a riding buddy hear the sounds? If so possible to he can ride around yours and pinpoint its location?

I had an incident today of my Wing dying while riding. Stopped at a quick-mart for a soda, was not more than 10 minutes then left. 5 miles down the road my Wing just cut off. Did a quick pull over and went through the last startup routine, key and side stand and tried restarting, nothing. Battery go...

After just completing a 2100 mile trip with friends, including hundreds of miles in the twisties of southern Ohio and West Virginia, I was finally able to narrow down the rattle or chatter that my old girl has always had for me. In any gear or speed, at less than 2500 rpm it makes a noise that I am...

Elmobile wrote: ↑Sun Jul 26, 2020 6:12 pm I would make sure that your anti dive system is not locked engaged. That would keep your forks from working the way they should.

How does one unlock that? I have never opened up that system and online pictures are vague.

Have you tried flushing the front right brake?

Figured that is what I read on your bike, trike. I inserted 2 wheels for mine, just to clarify. About 2 weeks ago I hit a series of expansion strips in the roadway, felt almost like potholes, rattles the whole bike badly. Since then the front springs bottom out on the mildest of bumps. I look throug...

I know that running ethanol is bad for the carbs(not sure about fuel injection) and always run 91 octane in all our vehicles. On my '82 GL I've been trying really hard to avoid ethanol but its difficult since not all the 91 will specifically say its ethanol free. I've starting asking the store mana...

Joneszy, I know your dilemma. There are always a rotten apple or three in the bunch, regretfully. Asking for 'just facts' and the early posters offer rather stupid snide remarks. As the thread progresses it gets out of hand and when you try to defend yourself you are the one being banned. When I had...

I was not sure if other manufactures were making these springs.
My wheels is that of 2, not 3.
Thank you.

Are there different kinds of front progressive springs for the 2000-SE GL1500?
If so, which gives to softest ride?
Same question for the rear.
Thanks

I have to agree. My wife's Burgman is a bit of a nightmare to take apart, but nothing touches the PC800 Pacific Coast, which had an entire CHAPTER in the service manual dedicated to how to remove (and in what order) various body panels. It literally had "item you want to work on" and then...

I was looking for the date, April 1 . . . . none found.

As they say, JUST SAYING.

tamathumper wrote: ↑Sat Feb 29, 2020 5:30 pm Mine from the teardown to fix the Reverse Actuator, somewhere near Lexington, Kentucky in 2018.

Looks like those critters were building you a prefilter.

Clutch level never changes, forgot to add that to the main post. GOOD CATCH.

Tho the bike does run rich, just might be a high float.
I know that if there is a rich mixture the extra droplets do slide past the rings.
Since the oil goes bad slowly that is a high possibility.

Viable answers only please. I have no interest in immature, sarcastic and pointless rhetoric. Is it possible for fuel to get into the crankcase other than intake to cylinders then past the rings? My issue is the oil is only lasting 1500 to 2000 miles. I have used 4 different manufactures of oil and...