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Got one on the way! Stay tuned...
Yes, still riding. Wife has "new" '16 Road Glide now. My TM should be here around 2 - 3 weeks. We ride with HOG Old Glory HD (Laurel MD) chapter.
How do you remove your air filter on the Keystone?????
I also have a TMCC 07 Keystone. I have the manual that someone sent me on PDF. Im trying to find out what the fork seals are and the rear drive belt size
I also have a TMCC 07 Keystone. I have the manual that someone sent me on PDF. Im trying to find out what the fork seals are and the rear drive belt size
It looks like not many TM riders are around anymore. Since my last visit a few years ago, I sold Jessica (2007 Firestone) but kept Rosy, 2006 Keystone). The Keystone is more comfortable but the SE103 doesn’t have nearly the torque that the Jim’s 120 had in the Firestone. I do love it though. I have a few small things to do such as remove the rear fender to have the paint fixed. While it’s off I’ll have the struts re chromed.
she just got new Shinko tires. I was skeptical of china tires but they have good reviews and for the type of riding I do, they should be fine. Rosy and Jessica Rosy gets all my attention now.
I received you owners manual, thanks again. Im removing my rear wheel and im perplexed on why there is an axel nut on both ends. How do i remove the wheel easily and without damaging anything? If you know please share.
Thanks so much
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