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Dutchy

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  1. 17 hours ago, ShipFixer said:

    All of that 😂 And that perhaps reducing friction in a device that is designed around a specific coefficient of friction isn't a good idea, as it will ultimately reduce static friction force and load capacity of said device.  
     

    I tested some ceramic coating on a small corner of my tile floor the other day.  I slid sideways pretty easily.  The floor works better at a higher static friction coefficient.  I do not have a lab where I can test for different surface treatments, nor do I have a design specification for a minimum coefficient of friction to match load capacity of the floor to foot system.  I cannot predict when I might slide even if I don't slide all the time or haven't yet.  So I left that alone and followed the label on the bottle that basically says "LOL no don't do that."

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  2. The rear shock functioned when I bought the bike in 2015. Soon upgraded front and rear.

    Suspension best bang for the buck imho.

     

    Carb diaphragms and needles?

    Swingarm bearings?

    Wheel and bearings?

    Nope. Just the head bearings

     

    Clutch still OEM.

     

    Its entire history is recorded in this topic.

     

    From the top of my head...

     

    Oem Voltage regulator replaced tens of thousand click ago. Cheapo chinese copy still going strong. Added a voltmeter to keep tabs.

     

    Oil seal clutch rod

     

    Exhaust collector box. I ride all year.

     

    Hydraulic lines replaced for SS Hel, not because they failed. Disposable income 🙂

     

    Radiator leaked at bottom left exit. Replaced with a 2nd hand one.

     

     

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