What did you do to your Dyna today?
#5002
Thanks, Mike. That's in a pretty stripped down state. I've been thinking about picking up some scales to measure weights at the axles while fully assembled and filled, both laden and unladen. Mostly to satisfy my own curiosity. I used to have access to corner weighting scales when I was in a car club, but the club disbanded. It was always interesting to see and adjust vehicle balancing.
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I'm going to beat it into submission...lol
I'll make it work
I'll make it work
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I have soooo much on my list before addressing the rear fender. I'm also on the fence with the Voodoo or a WG (given our nany state road laws I might get hassled for the voodoo) either way more voodoo converts will help me decide.
I have soooo much on my list before addressing the rear fender. I'm also on the fence with the Voodoo or a WG (given our nany state road laws I might get hassled for the voodoo) either way more voodoo converts will help me decide.
#5005
Well that is a very interesting point the center of gravity, I will keep that in mind it will certainly be useful in the future.
#5006
Finally did some maintenance to the bike that I have been wanting to do for some time now. Yesterday I spent the day and changed my stock stator rotor cover to the required SE one need to install the Baker Comp Sprocket. While I was in there I changed out the chain tensioner with Baker's Attitude Adjuster. After I had the inner primary all back together, I replaced the clutch pack with Barnett's Extra Plate Carbon Fiber Clutch Kit and the Heavy Duty Diaphragm Clutch Spring (OMG does that make the lever hard to pull, need to work on my grip strength). After I had the primary all back together and serviced, I drained the engine oil, pulled the filter and proceeded to replace the front motor mount with the Predator mount, very easy project. All in all, it took me about 8 hours with a few runs to the store for a tool or two. Now to see how the mount feels compared to the stock one, too see if the comp sprocket hopefully fixes my starting issue (the spring pack in the OEM setup was very loose). The clutch pack was added for the potential 107" upgrade I want to do. The OEM chain tensioner had some nice grooves in it, seems it was ready for the change.
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I'll take lots of pictures and write lots of details of what i am doing. I have been sick but as soon as I recover Ill get on it. I anticipate 4 - 6 weeks. I want to get my Kawasaki back on the road( needs carbs reinstalled) before i take the harley off the road.
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My best wishes and encouragement go out to you!
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I genuinely appreciate your concern and I will definitely keep you informed of my progress, I'm gonna give it my best. I have a eye app on March 8. I really just think I need to get my blood sugar in the normal range and get a pair of prescription glasses. I think that will do it.
with my eyesight where it is now...i should not be riding!
with my eyesight where it is now...i should not be riding!