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?:I do you see any missing fenders that would cause problems with the seat soaking up water ?
?:I do you see any missing fenders that would cause problems with the seat soaking up water ?
Bob O Link club membership is still limited to a bunch of racist white males.Incidentally Dean - saw that your in highland park Il. I grew up in lake bluff and used to caddie at Bob O Link country club in HP. Used to ride my Kenny Roberts rz350 to and from the course - loved that bike until I snapped my finger in the sprocket one day!
No fender on top of the seat to stop rain falling straight onto it in a car park or on the highway in a thunderstorm.?:I do you see any missing fenders that would cause problems with the seat soaking up water ?
You put your fenders on top of your seat,No fender on top of the seat to stop rain falling straight onto it in a car park or on the highway in a thunderstorm.
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"twitworth" - as you are so affectionately called here, I almost started replying to your nonsense (what does a fender on top of your seat mean?!!) but then I saw that there is actually a thread started on "HOW TO IGNORE WITWORTH" - http://www.caferacer.net/forum/general/23372-how-ignore-witworth.htmlNo fender on top of the seat to stop rain falling straight onto it in a car park or on the highway in a thunderstorm.
Danger, is my business.
Good points - as those are tricky on these older 2strokes from what I've learned. The specialty shop that did the work on this RD installed the banshee cages and reeds - which really crisped things up.How are the reed valves, do they lay perfectly flat against the cage? Stock original, replaced to your knowledge or aftermarket?
… was a part that made a significant performance difference on my 2-strokes.
Oil is still by injection, or are you running pre-mix ? I remember the RD's as being pretty heavy smokers :|
Also having a difficult time keeping the front end down, when it hit the power-band on a modified RD350
… I'd probably be scared to do a high speed wheelie on a skinny tired bike now, been riding the fat Pirelli on the MV too much lately![]()
Nice! Might hurt the top speed a bit, and limit visibility in high-speed corners - but who cares, you at least have a nice-smelling dry seat........ right Wit?? lol
:shock: you let other people work on your reeds !Good points - as those are tricky on these older 2strokes from what I've learned. The specialty shop that did the work on this RD installed the banshee cages and reeds - which really crisped things up.
The oil is still injection - with everything seeming to mix well still. A bit of typical 2stroke smoke on choke and warmup - but it settles in cleanly - even under WOT.
I haven't pulled too many wheelies on that skinny tire either - especially while still in partial lean out of a canyon corner here in Colorado, I save that for my Italian flavors that share the stable currently with the RD ('14 MV F4 and '10 1198SP). I'm sure you're loving that F3 - great looking bike.
?:I what, no pedals ? , would never work.Nice! Might hurt the top speed a bit, and limit visibility in high-speed corners - but who cares, you at least have a nice-smelling dry seat........ right Wit?? lol
ya, I don't claim to be an expert wrencher/tuner by any means - I pay much more knowledgeable people who have learned this over their lives to do it:shock: you let other people work on your reeds !
what brands of 2-stroke injection oil have you tried?
wit - you are indeed wrong about many things, including your assumption that I am a law student. You spent quite a bit of time on that last post, something must have struck a nerve - although it appears as though you concentrate your insults uniformly accross all the threads.My legal opinion is tell the person and the lawyer to go #$%^ themselves. The person knowingly provided personal contact details on a public forum able to be viewed by virtually anyone on the net. That information could be stored anywhere now. The details are in the public domain and are beyond any reasonable legal measures, or redress. They may (or may not be) on gay dating or pizza recipe sites Worldwide, as we breathe. Them little byties have done jumped the fence. They ain't coming back sonny!
No legal office address or evidence of any legal qualifications on that email that I can see.
It's probably a law student just pissed off and mouthing off.
If he considers his phone privacy is at risk, he'll need to stop, block or request another phone number from his carrier post haste. Get someone to phone the number in question from a public phone, if it works or he answers, it means his action has no merit and it shows no real fear of actions of unknown others. It would prove he's just dicking around, as well.
Dick is, as dick does, does dick.
Take screenshots of his generally abusive postings as a newcomer on a motorcycle blog. It then puts it all into context as normal banter between motorcyclists.
I picked him as jerk on his second post. I'm wrong about a lot of things, but my instincts are never wrong.
I can't seen any legal issues in a person phoning him and politely asking: "What is your problem, c#@%breath?"
Danger, is my business.
It was the OP - it was assumed he was a lawyer but he's since stated he isn't (well, stated he isn't a law student at least....)Who is the lawyer that was bitching?
the OP?