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Oscar Maldonado

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Awesome Brooks!!!!

Mickeetwo Quote:
Originally Posted by 1BADK9
Thanks Alan...was good to get a few love bugs in the ears.
It's a Florida thing those pests are thick these days!

I know what you mean Brooks. Some of the bugs here in southern Arkansas are so big and swarms are so large they wear colors with 3 rockers
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bearman

Active Member
Does that sound about right to you guys?
No, that’s way too cheap for a top end rebuild plus a throttle cable. You got a steal with that price.

Is it typical to do both cylinders?
Yes, while not absolutely necessary, it’s better for the engine for both cylinders to be freshened up at the same time. I don’t know anyone who would just do one.
And just doing one would probably cost at least 75% of doing both, and then you would need to do the other one real soon anyway.
 

1BADK9

Limited Edition Member
Thanks guys damn glad to have L.E.#78 rolling again........and as my luck would have it...... got the bike back in action.......then it rained for a week.....and then I got sent to North Dakota for five weeks.

WHAT HAVE I DONE TO ANGER THE MOTORCYCLE GODS. :bang:

At least I got off relatively cheap and the rainy weekend before being banished to the North allowed me plenty of polish and scrub time. #78 be looking good for my return in a month.

In the meanwhile lots of hotel BDB time! :2thumbs:
 
Brooks,
I had both exhaust valve guides wear out on mine at 7000 mi. one of the exhaust valves was even bent. I got lucky and pulled it apart before the valve broke and wrecked the whole thing. At the time I had TP rocker boxes, my ridgeback started ticking loud from about 1500 miles and I new it wasnt a valve adjustment.

I did all the R&R and my machine work was around $500.00 (with a gasket set, two new valves, guides, and seals. I think they really hooked you up and thats great. I'm curious as to which rocker boxes you have?
 
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