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:biggrin: I knew I wasn't the only lazy SOB out there! :goofy: No You're not... :biggrin: ...I never took a single piece of Body Work off either of my 6th Gens to ever do an oil change....."and".....I took step by step Pics, including the needed Tools, and posted it "TWICE".....if You weren't a Lazy SOB like me, You woulda' Pinned one of em' at the time..... :laughing6-hehe: :laughing6-hehe: :laughing6-hehe: Oh Yeah, GOOD JOB........ :biggrin: :fing02:

Knowing bailey, probably a "special" blend of vegetable and olive. :laughing6-hehe: I need the ratio of the vegetable to the olive, and was wonderin' if He adds any Peanut Oil.....sure felt like it the last time I rode His VFR..... :laughing6-hehe:

Just curious...what weight fork oil are You usin', and are the cartridges stock in the VFR...???.....THANKS...Great "Play-by-Play" by the way.. :fing02:

Beautiful Workmanship like always Larry...... :cheerleader: :biggrin: .....Nice Beer choice too..... :unsure:

Next time pick off with Your fingernails, then clean with starting fluid, follow with Honda cleaner....ask me how I know about "windshield-decal-removal"......

Yep......and, from someone that has totaled Motorcycles and Race Cars, don't rush it. If You see Your mind isn't into it fully on a particular day, do something else...let it run it's course...You will eventually get back to where You were in due time. My Wife laid a Bike down a coupla' years ago after several seasons, and several thousand miles of riding. I would simply put Her on the back of mine, or drag out the car if She was havin' an anxious day. She eventually got right back to Her level of riding (and beyond) that She was at before the wreck......JUST ENJOY THE RIDE for a while, at whatever Pace, and still practice all of the right techniques while doin' it.....GOOD LUCK... :blush: :goofy:

Great PICS Slammer...enjoyed it. I like the Old Vintage scooters and motorcycles......... :fing02:

THANKS HS...... :fing02: I like the "Old Stuff". I bought a Yellow Ducati brand new in 1974 like the one in Your picture........Great Stuff...I'll definetly have to look this place up if we ever get out that way.......... :fing02: :beer:

I really like the tool knob idea.....I used Parts Unlimited Bungee Nuts in the holes. Can be used for bungee cord tie downs, and protrude past the bodywork............... :unsure:.......

Here's the Hobie/Nick Project Bike at the Kentucky Revival Ride last weekend..... ...and draining the bad gas out of it....... Ran great with the new gas................. :unsure:

Where's Ken while his good name is being tarnished in this thread................. :rolleyes: