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I take it you guys don't have compulsory state inspections every 12 or 6 months (depending on age of bike) like we do....pics like this make it clear why its a good thing.
Rear tire? I just replaced the 402 on the rear of mine and the sides were cupped about as bad. Is that a Harley thing? Never seen rears cup like that on jap bikes, only the fronts and it usually means something is not right with suspension.
I take it you guys don't have compulsory state inspections every 12 or 6 months (depending on age of bike) like we do....pics like this make it clear why its a good thing.
We love you TD, look after your tyres man!!!
Now THAT's the nicest thing that was said to me today! Thanks Spanners! Right back at ya.....You too EVE .......QC..........Bite me BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!
Bearings in the front were in GREAT shape. Cleaned, repacked, and ready to roll!
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