PorradaVFR
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- Birthday 10/18/1970
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I am going to shut down vfrd soon
PorradaVFR replied to HispanicSlammer's topic in Site Comments, Help, & Support
What a priceless service to the VFR community VFRD has been - thanks Miguel for building a community and for carrying the immense workload of maintaining this site. I wish you well...sad to see you go, but totally understand. -
Rear Axle and bearing Inspection
PorradaVFR replied to HispanicSlammer's topic in Maintenance Guides
Yep - I was going nuts and realized that M35 means inner threads just like an M8 bolt means 8mm thick. Now I gotta return the 35mm and find a 46mm. Dang it. -
Rear Axle and bearing Inspection
PorradaVFR replied to HispanicSlammer's topic in Maintenance Guides
Arrrgghh!! Other VFR boards say 46mm bolt…but the 6th Gen. parts fiche says 35mm! (And I just bought a 35mm socket due to arrive tomorrow). Is it 46mm after all? Item 24? NUT, LOCK (35MM) 90306-MZ7-000 -
Looking forward to seeing more! Great thread so far. 🙂
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Buddy...heard about your crash earlier this afternoon - sending you all the best for your recovery. If you need any help please don’t hesitate - and I mean it. Happy to help your family, stop by to shoot the shit or bring you stuff you might need.
Take care my friend. Get well!
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An old high school buddy works in fabrication and I jokingly suggested him making me some CF fairings as he brings up that material. He said "get me the CAD files and we'll see". I've poked around but no idea where I'd get such a thing (indeed if they're available). Anyone have a link?
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Up at the Lick? When is the next one? -
Oi! That boffin's right brilliant he is! Thanks for the tip mate!
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She's purty! -
You gotta wander buddy...20 minutes and you could be in any number of twisties around here! :) -
Is the camera mounted on your chin bar or on the windscreen? -
5V/1A is fine to charge an iPhone 5, you'll need 2.1A to charge an iPad however if that's what you were thinking.
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I bled my old 2004 plenty of times using a MityVac but now have an ABS model and am not sure how much the process differs. Tips on the same procedure, but using the standard bleed valves and a MityVac? Thanks for the GREAT write-up!
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I remove the rear tire, swingar, radiators and headlight assembly then generously spray lube all over myself then wrap the chain around my glistening body whilst singing inspiring songs of our forefathers. ....or if I'm in a hurry clean the chain with a grunge brush and some mineral spirits, dry with a CLEAN cloth then use Dupont Dry Lube "Chain Saver" about every 500 miles.
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Has anyone tried the Delkevic headers as seen on eBay for ~$300?
