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  1. Devious56

    Belt tracking?

    The book says the belt should run 1 to 3 mm from the flange on the rear sprocket.
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    Seen on a Slingshot

    That's exactly what ran thru my mind when I saw that picture.
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    MAGIC MIRRORS

    Hey Bob, I just spent last Monday and Tuesday at his place installing my Triaxis bars, moving my GPS, and some other things. His teathers work really well. David
  4. Devious56

    Something new today while riding..

    Yep I've met the Nanny, but never thought it was uncomfortable, just a gentle prod saying, "take it easy". But, one Saturday afternoon, turning right while leaving a stop sign, my right front lifted off the ground so gently I didn't know it until my wife asked me what I was doing. Nanny never...
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    dash gauge hole covers

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    dash gauge hole covers

    Thank you Joe, I appreciate the help. That was one that I've been looking at.
  7. Devious56

    Smooth Spyder Belt Tensioner F3-Ltd.

    I have an RT Limited, and had a SmoothSpyder tensioner on for almost a year, it worked well, but did not get rid of all the vibrations. I find that Doc Humphreys tensioner works much better and got rid of vibrations I didn't realize were there.
  8. Devious56

    dash gauge hole covers

    Which after market covers are you referring too, I can't find any I really like. Thanks.
  9. Devious56

    dash gauge hole covers

    If you disconnect the two gauges that are mount on either side of the dash, digital ones will show up on either side of center display. The digital ones are more accurate, and for me, easier to see. I will probably put a digital voltmeter on the right side, and a blank off plate or clock on...
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    dash gauge hole covers

    Thanks again. David
  11. Devious56

    dash gauge hole covers

    Thank you guys very much, really appreciate the help. David
  12. Devious56

    dash gauge hole covers

    Ok, so I've disconnected my dash gauges (fuel and temp. gauges) and can not for the life of me find a vendor that is carrying the coveres for the holes. Can anyone help me out? Thanks much. David
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    HOW TO - WATERPROOF YOUR GLOVES -- FOR FREE

    Do you really think the rubber gloves ( or surgical gloves) they are talking about will give any long lasting protection? David
  14. Devious56

    HOW TO - WATERPROOF YOUR GLOVES -- FOR FREE

    Those too are my gloves. I didn't post them as there are cheaper one in the link I posted. I didn't mean to hurt Mike's sensitivities, it's hard to figure out what he wants when he posts things.
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    HOW TO - WATERPROOF YOUR GLOVES -- FOR FREE

    If that was the case. He should have stated it at the beginning. IF he really didn't want anyone else's opinion, he could have just left us alone. If you want good gear, it will cost you. If you don't want to spend the money, or don't have the money, ha ha, then you make do.
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    HOW TO - WATERPROOF YOUR GLOVES -- FOR FREE

    Wouldn't it just be cheaper to not wear gloves? That way you wouldn't have to worry about a little rain.
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    HOW TO - WATERPROOF YOUR GLOVES -- FOR FREE

    There is on the market a pair of nylon waterproof (and windproof ) gloves that have a thumb and two fingers that you wear over your gloves in the rain, or cold, that seem like they last forever. Mine are now 20 years old and work as well now than they did when new. They sound kind of freaky...
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    Mud Flap

    When we first started riding, my wife complained that she was getting dirty while riding. After looking around to see what we could do, I wound up buying a mud flap for a pick up truck from Pep Boys auto supply. It is the Big Mudder Extreme, Road Sport #3102 and is 17.5 inches long and 10...
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    "Death Grip"?

    First off, as important as a good alignment is, I don't think it will help what KLo5591 is describing, and will stick with my first suggestion of a heavier sway bar. But, since this thread has talked about the "death grip" which will cause the problems. The quickest thing that can be done is...
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    "Death Grip"?

    I would suggest investing in a BajaRon swaybar, it will give you a more stable trike less prone to diving in the middle of a turn and not moved around as much by a side wind or passing truck. David
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