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Roger Wilco, Amazon.

Have not posted for a while, I did not want to violate any terms of use. Moderators is it ok if I name the tool and where I got it ? David

Have not posted for a while. Not plugging this tool but it sure has made my life easier. Found out that the rear shock sag was set correctly at 35 mm with the adjuster set all the way to the stop on the 6th gen. The front fork sag was set too hard by 15 mm for my 250 lb. weight. I was able to set the sag with the tool without any help. Hope the pics come out.

If you really need to add something to flush your system just add some vinegar , nontoxic and not too caustic.

Just saw an ad in a British mag that wemoto(Britain) now carries full fairing kits. Another resource anyway. Glad you are mostly OK. David

$4.99 on Zinio.com. A couple of years of back issues are also available on the site. You do not work for free,why would you think some one else would want to work for free . Pay for what you use. Roger Wilco.

5/6 gen

Thanks vfrurknee for the reply. After all, my kart racing days were almost fifty years ago. You should have seen what some of the moto tracks looked like back then. Hodaka ruled ! No one could afford a Bultaco or a Scrambler.

Is this the same track near Tulsa that used to be called Mansville? If it is, I used to race lay-down enduro karts there in the mid sixties. Wonder if it is that small a world.

Check davidsilverspares in US and GB first, probably cheaper new from them than on ebay. Carry on. David

15* f in Cimarron, N.M. My weather station shows 20.3 *f. Got up to 43 mph ,light snow flurries. Two mile trip for cigs, that was enough for me. 4x4 needs work soon. David

Try Davidsilver spares in the U.K.

Puregas.com will tell you were you can find it. David

At least it is from Austin, where there are plenty of bugs.

Things change. When I was there Fish and Wildlife told me that they very rarely disturbed the water. I am retired F/W so they were not just talking. Because of snow the road was only about 1/4 open, maybe that was a factor.