Dan's introduction to the GL1100 Carbs

[@vaalrus]

This was my last week. I wish I had found these earlier… now I have to pull it out to clean the idle mix needles. :)

[@chrismason598]

Thanks 👍

[@brendansohan2432]

Do you remember if when you took the carb rack off the bike, was it taken off all as one piece, or did you have to split it at the air box manifold to get it out?

[@likeit292]

I took off the slider covers to get it off in one piece, although I suppose putting it on in halves and assembling it may be possible

[@beboboymann3823]

I think I will throw mine in the washing machine too. :)

[@guglielmodicarlo4139]

can you do me a favor and move the camera just a little more?? thanks

[@DanFilipi]

South West Florida Aerial sure will do lol

[@donmyers584]

For real

[@mackpainton4325]

you should do an intro to the gl1000

[@1516Gizmo]

Beautiful idea but I got sea sick watching the video.
A tripod would be helpful.

[@jackkiplinger9399]

Herky Jerky video 101........I got sick :(

[@sdimmlic]

good job man! just wish you had a more steady hand...video is a pain to watch with all the camera shake.

[@discountacai]

carb #3 is front right not rear right

[@DanFilipi]

No carb #3 is right rear.

[@jamespolucha6911]

#1 is in the front #3 is in the rear

[@kathrynranallo1074]

A wash machine? Really? How about a workbench?

[@danfilipi3669]

The carbs come out complete from the left side after removing the 2 right slider caps. I usually loosen then rotate the 2 right intake horns.