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@@RickG-l3b yo you read my mine. I like many styling cues from this model but I have to agree on the tail it's butt ugly

Man it's been a while since I did a rear hoop on theses. But from watching the video I want to say yes but it might not be a perfect fit. The original looks to be a bit wider so some widening and extension might be in order. Good luck

@ hahaha your video actually help. Anyway thank you for your response 🫡

@@Mark-wl3en check out how it looks currently, cheesier than ever and the exhaust well you know lol. Thanks for stopping in

@@Mike-ye2gb Yes sir and I hope to see them again when I visit yearly. Thanks for stopping in to watch, they were so thorough I had to cut the video short but do stay tuned for more from the States.

@@anonpers0n from your explanation it does sound like it's your choke circuit especially once it's able to start it runs perfectly. Hope it's a easy removal for ya because I never worked on a boat before. Good luck boat brother 🍀👍

@@RePotHead right on man, that's one of my favorite comments! 🤩 Really appreciate it much, thank you brother!!

@@mayphommachanh6054 I bet you meant cook and not hook because in the video we didn't need any hook lol

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Sorry friend I can't get the translation for what you said. If anyone knows please lmk appreciate it much

​@@zukins5003 "everything is cool except for the music" great bike

@@Lewkiepoo yeah brother man thank you for that. It's cool you felt that cause I think it's all about sending positive vibes. Much love ✌️

@@Mike-ye2gb yo brother, thank you. I am really enjoying time with family and friends. I'm not taking anything for granted, thank you for your comment 💕🙏

@@LEELUNK-IS-A-HUNK yeah man, it's interesting cause I hear that from other people as well. I also hear that some other States are more suited for slower living and self sustainability. Thanks for commenting

REGARDLESS OF THE STATE, IT'S STILL AMERICAN CULTURE. TO BE FRANK, I DON'T FIT IN, IT'S HARD TO PUT IT INTO WORDS, AMERICANS ARE JUST NOT MY TYPE OF TEA, I ENJOY THE RESPECT AND CULTURE OF THE ASIAN PEOPLE, I OWN A HOUSE OUTRIGHT, NO RENT OR MORTGAGE, SAVING TO BUY 2 MORE FUTURE PROPERTIES. WHEN I TURN ABOUT 62, I'LL BE IN ASIA 1/3 OF MY TIME, THE OTHER 1/4, I'LL BE IN FLORIDA.

@@chinatownboy7482 yeah man no Costco but we do have something similar. It's called Makro

@@zukins5003 The economy dictates availability. Can someone making 45 baht afford to shop at Costco? If Thai people bought in bulk, where would they put all of that stuff? Who has the living space for 5 gallon buckets of soy sauce, cases of noodles, and an entire frozen goat? Americans have larger homes, so they fill the garage with cases of water, soda, and 100 pounds of rice. In Asia, people shop for food by the day, not for a 6 month supply.

@@chinatownboy7482 perfectly said my brother. Thank you for that realness, much love to all!!!

@@diegosc985 🤣😂🎉🥳 LMAO

@@KoDenzell yeah man, so far with all the stuff I use my boots are still soft, supple and holding up well:), I will have to add hair conditioner as another option for future use. Thanks for stopping in brother.

@@BraulioMolaguero if I remember correctly most wobbles starts around 50-70 and I believe it starts to go away but than I'm not a mechanic. Good luck with it and hopefully you get it sorted out

@@zukins5003 Sorry but I should have been clearer about what is happening....the motorcycle vibrates at almost all speeds but not laterally and the dangerous wobble begins around that speed. At around 90 miles per hour it intensifies and the movement is lateral.

It's the original seat with trimmed foam and If I remember correctly also modified bottom of it so it sits flushed to the frame..

Yes it's unfortunately been in the shop for wiring since this post;( when I get it back I will take your suggestions on the exhaust, totally makes sense but I never thought about it. Thanks brother for commenting the great tip 💯 🔥

@@FightFilms it's just the length of the shocks that makes it looks high but as for travel and stiffness it will depend on what the shock's specifications are. So far this is just a mock up brother and I will keep what you said in mind. Thanks again for stopping in to check it out and commenting, I appreciate the support!!

Word. You can always affect the geometry or soften or harden the spring rate by moving those top shock stud mounts fore or aft, up or down. Or the bottom ones, or both, if possible, even extending the swingarm. I moved my top ones 2 inches to the front and that made a huge difference. I look forward to the update, anyway.

Yo brother I'm totally new to these things so I'm learning as I go and thanks for the words of encouragement 🙏

I didn't but my tank is lifted (tilted) so that might be the reason. I have heard of some not having to do so, either way I think it shouldn't be too bad. Good luck and thanks for stopping in.

Yeah man, this is another easy one, check it out..ruclips.net/video/b5r_oEkFttA/видео.htmlsi=ZtgI53JfR9YNiCKl

Come to think about it I will have to agree on the music attempt but not sure about best bike in the world..

@@zukins5003 Well, it's just my opinion (which is always the correct one 🙂). I rode a 2009 model since 2009 till 2020 (some 70k km), early last year I bought a 2003 model, but I gave it to my GF (when I bought a C90T a few months later). Probably by next week I'm going to check out another one in mint condition. Yeah, I truly adore this particular bike model that much.

That's awesome man, I love mines too cause if I didn't it would have been long gone. You love yours more than me liking mines if you're thinking of picking up another one haha I don't blame..I'm just broke;) keep it up!!

Glad you are finding the channel useful brother.

Just reving you , what ever makes you feel good, and again good looking bike, l got a 2007 Boulevard, c50 just a great bike, keep riding.

@@terrykemble-yi2nc yeah man right on, keep her maintain and she should be good to you. Thanks for stopping in brother.

Typically once it gets to that point it's most likely damage. Those bearings have a lot of load on them and if not properly maintain can have wear on them but with that said yes you can try to tighten them up little by little and see if it helps. Good luck and lmk if it fixed it.

@zukins5003 hey brother thanks for getting back! I tried tightening up the headset. It wasn't tight, but also didn't fix the problem. I ordered a motorcycle jack so I can take the forks off and check the bearings and fork seals. I appreciate you

@toanmaxdark7 absolutely no problem. However I recommend you have all the parts and tools necessary to get the job done. And be ready just in case you can't get it done be prepared to have a backup plan in terms of bike use.

Thank you. Thank you., and yes if you're ever out this way Def hit me up:) I think you will also enjoy it until then see ya on the next trip. I appreciate you coming along and commenting.

the Mom just returned from Thailand/Laos visiting family and friends. Stay Safe/enjoy life and ride on@@zukins5003

Yes sometime we just miss that one that one simple hole that will do the trick. Good luck and lmk if it fixes it..and one more that have gotten me a few times on my other bikes is fuel cap vent.

@@zukins5003 yes I remember watching my friends quad run for a while then cut out. He would check he had fuel and it would start right up. Then cut out again a few mins later. We eventually figured out it was the aftermarket gas cap that was covering the vent hole 😂

Yes it's cost 400k Thai baht which is around 11-12k $. It looks to be made in Japan and just wheels assembly put on to avoid any more duty tax is my guess. And yes it seems to be a 300% tax for imported goods.

Wow...that's a crazy amount of money. My bikes are made in Japan too and then shipped to the dealers in the states @@zukins5003

I think I know what you're talking about but I never heard of the filtration technique, I bet it does a good job. Now I just add carburetor cleaning as part of a regular maintenance. Thanks for the great tip

Throw a little rare earth magnet in there, too

@@FightFilms now that is another great thinking! I will need to try that:)

Yeah man that would be an interesting project very similar to this one. As for the wheels I'll take a look when I get a chance to go see the bike unfortunately it's been in the shop for a minute. But if I remember correctly it's a 18 front and 15 rear. If not I will reply when I find out. Sorry to keep you waiting and thanks for checking in brother, I will also update when I get it back from the shop.

No worries. Looks mean.

@@richardt.953 whatever throttle lock you use please don't use it in a group ride and only when no one else is on the road or close by. Be safe and so far over 4 years my cheap find is still working great.

Awesome thanks for dropping in brother !!

I'm in Thailand sir

The job is pretty straight forward once you break the bolts loose. As for the dog bones yes it's extended because of the way the mounts for the shocks are angled if that makes sense. It will extend the mounts thus lower the shock. Good luck

Yeah it's the top one 😂😂😂

@@mackenzieharmon826 yeah man, go ahead and just make sure the bike is stable and crank on it. If I remember correctly it was tight!

@@zukins5003 yeah it's pretty reterded on how tight they are lol

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Once you get a good grip just turn the direction you want and it should stay put while you get the pipe wrench readjusted to complete the turn(like in video) and it'll snap in place. Good luck

Interesting, glad yours is fix. I will have to take a look into that when I get chance. Thank you

Only springer seat for rear suspension, let's see how my back holds up..😅

I know..I hate it much and that's why most of my bike have relocated plates to help with the eye sore.

I'm glad I got it all sorted out. Good luck