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Hoiler than thou attitude? I guess you are one of those that don't take internet sarcasm well. Guilty conscious maybe? :)

Hoof are you going to try for the mile race at the spaceport? That's not too far away from you is it?

Funny how 99.9% of the people on a 'racer' site don't race..... Anywho, I was paid and in for this month, was going to be doing MPS/TG-400/4 I had to pull my registration since I had a 'sure thing' work transfer out of state. Well of course the transfer didn't happen, so now I'm on the wait...

Sorry for the late reply. It's just the photo angle that makes it look odd. Fairing was from Airtech, don't remember the exact model. Had to be cut up quite a bit, but that's how fairings go.

Landspeed bike that doubles as a daily rider.

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At least pods filter out some dirt. Unless you are riding in a race once a week, you will want a filter.

For those of you in the NE Ohio area- I recently grabbed an upholstery machine to make my seat cover, and since I have no other projects the thing is just going to sit dormant. If anyone needs a cover/seat rigged up, shoot me a PM. I can do anything an upholstery shop can, and it will be...

XS400 with Aprilia RS125 forks, freshly anodized in my garage.

Finally got around to watching the episode with you guys. Fast forwarded through all the DCC junk. Was great to see they focused on the father son aspect of the build, but once again they failed to show any technical part of the build. Pretty standard for that show. But wanted to thank you guys...

That would make sense. One end goes on the plug, plug wire on other end. Signal and ground for the filter out of the 2 wires.

Some type of solenoid?

Re: Electronic tach issues still with dyna S Make sure the wire is wrapped around the plug wire as close to the coil as possible. Also, throwing a resistor and capacitor on in series isn't the proper way to filter. Unless you check the signal with a scope, you don't know what values/type of...

Can you access them from the inside of the hub? That's how I got mine out of my Yamaha hub. Cut up a socket to fit in the small space available, one push with the arbor press and they were out.

Bump before they go on eBay

These came off an 81 XS400 but will work on more Yami's. Located in Ohio, will ship anywhere with paypal payment, or local pickup with cash in hand. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Looking to get rid of my mag wheels. Have a fresh coat of black...

Start at your switch. One side of the switch goes to ground other side goes to solenoid. Other post on solenoid goes to 12v.

164 is about the best you'll get that's close to our area. Head south on 77, hit up 30 East. When you get to Lisbon, that's where the fun starts. 164 south. Plenty of twists and turns, hilly in some spots. Take it all the way to 212, and head back up to 77. Good 3 hour drive! Edit- Google maps...

Zwade, check Speedhut. They'll make you a combo gauge with whatever you want (or don't want).

It's actually a seat made by Ian from Twinline/HOFi. http://caferacerseatandtank.com/