Luvmyvfr

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Hi Luvmyvfr, Thank you for your donation of 25.00 USD. We look forward to improving the forums with your donation. Thanks VFRDiscussion

Yep, can't beat the NoMar changer, got it two years ago.... a little ad on craigslist, and it paid for itself, plus a few $$thousand extra bux for beer!!!

Maybe it's because the older VFRs tend to lower the rear ride height when you turn the hub eccentric to tighten their chains. Many had gone as far as flipping their hubs and changing out or modifying a few botls in the way to do so to correct this. Maybe Honda finally listened to something we were saying..... Beck 95 VFR I have an 89 Honda hawk 650 that is the opposite as my 04 vfr.....and then Honda stopped listening to us when they designed and built the 7th gen vfr's

I have a friend that is a body man, and at their shop, they only use this stuff....They had a high end plastic welder, but all of the guys could make it work well. He said it did a sloppy job, and now that they have this stuff, the plastic welder is obsolete! http://www.lord.com/Products-And-Solutions/Adhesives/Automotive-Repair-Adhesives/Product.xml/314 I have used it lots to repair cracked plastic, and even to make new plastic from parts that were broken, and pieces were missing! Awesome stuff. It is expensive, the gun is expensive, and the tips that mix the product aren't cheap, but it's the best! If you go to the products section of their website, all their products have online instructions on how to use all of their products, how long til set up, how long til you can sand, etc. , etc.! Good luck!

Great shot of your brake lever, is that the short or regular version?

Did you get the suction cup mount? It works well (with my bodywork), not sure about how it will stick to your flat black....

Got a special box for them that goes in the backpack for cigars ...but yes, I'm excited about extra tools that can in there!

Hoyo de monteray...excaliber ring size ?? length ?? But it was excellent! Hoyos always are!

The group buy price was $135....and no it didn't come with the quick disconnect..... My yuasa lasted for 5+ years, it was still working when I did this swap....just not sure how much life it has left in it! Well, Walmart agreed to replace my 15 month old battery out at no charge under "warranty" so the Moty battery will have to wait until next winter... :491: Well, I guess it's hard to argue with that :comp13: Now get to riding!!!!!! :fing02:

That's what she said..... :laughing6-hehe: