Recent content by Ebola Monkey

Man could I use some new rims!

Oh yeah, and I have this hanging in my garage...

How'd I miss this thread? I've got some stickers for all of you on eBay :) My Zombie Stickers Needless to say, I watch the walking dead too. Travis, no need to worry about spoilers in the comics. The series is completely different, timeline, characters, etc. Main characters are the same, but...

Lockport.

I have to agree on this one. Fiberglass is great, but that's a really ambitious project. Oh BTW.... Your cat looks like it has a case of the Dingies. Bust out the hose.

It's on the right side mounted to the horizontal cross brace, under the side cover. Mine's also an 80 special.

First thing to check is "did the cable break?". Make sure the cable is pulling at the carb. With no change in RPMs, and no return it sounds like the cable is broke, or disconnected.

I rubber mounted a sporty tank to my wife's xs400 a while back, and happened upon a sportster 48 seat a while later. The 48 seat fits the frame rails almost perfectly right where she's comfortable. The problem is the seat is made to sit lower than the tank, and right against it. On the 400...

I did the radio shack one with the connections soldered, and heat shrinked.... works great, but when I rewire the bike I will be doing blade fuses.

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I agree on replacing the float valve. But while you're at it.... buy this o-ring kit, and replace every o-ring in the carbs. There are surely others that are worn.

They were suzuki ls650 shocks. Fair warning though, they are stiff as fuck. My 290lb neighbor even commented on how stiff they were. My 110lb wife can't even move them. Might as well be a rigid.

OK, I have the same year, same rim, etc etc. I run a 120/90-16, Kenda Challenger on the rear. I have: 1/4" to 3/8" on either side to the swingarm about 1/4" to the chain 1/8" to the brake stay/tension bar. I DON'T HAVE A CHAIN GUARD ON CURRENTLY, SO IT MIGHT BE TIGHT THERE. I would say...

Maybe I should add that to the instructions.

Here's my instructions, hope they help. How to apply decals: Apply to a clean, dry, cool, hard surface. Dust on the surface will leave bumps in the vinyl, and hot surfaces promote bubbles. We recommend using rubbing alcohol to clean the surface. Ammonia based window cleaners can weaken...