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jayel covered the timing, for carbs this is kinda like the bible.
http://www.amckayltd.com/carbguide.pdf
(psst don't tell anyone, the link is in the vault)

Looks to be alot of fun grinder.

Both are brass screen filters and reusable if in good condition.
You might consider the epoxy fix (sump filter) while you have it out. If it isn't torn it is a matter of time.

[quote="Srinath"]No one uses motorcycles to commute.
Srinath.[/quote]
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danno a battery charger is used. Several have done threads on their variation of the method. Links are in the vault.

Yes you should be able to disengage the clutch without the motor running.
If you can't the clutch plates are probably frozen together. Not uncommon for these bikes when left parked extended periods. ...

Excessive slack or a popped chain. Get the replacement from Mikes along with a seal and bushing. Tips for replacement in the vault or on Mikes site under Tech Tips.
Nice Bike.

I've used the left side. Looks wasn't an issue so no real "care" preventions. I suppose the left side could be removed for paints sake.
Maybe a blanket over the blocks?

I ran a a case guard through an industrail wheelabrator 3 times and it didn't get all the chrome off. The chrome was harder than I thought. Steel shot medium and 200 psi.

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BG4D, I use the Vista Cruise control.

The motor is not isolated from the frame. It bolts directly to the frame at the motormounts so is grounded(self earthed) and doesn't really need a jump strap to make the ground.

re: the oil pump john gives a great breakdown [url=http://650rider.com/index.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=9266&highlight=oil+pump] [color=red]here[/color]

Srinath have you looked at the angle of the boot? It may not allow things to line up.
As far as failing or not don't we need to remember it isn't the boots(material) that has changed it's the fuel.
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At least the last organized ride. Dec. 6 2009 Springfield, MO Toys for Tots.
The morning started at 26º, overcast with a slight breeze. The type of morning you can only really enjoy from the inside. ...

'82 was the only painted fenders I believe.

Wally what roads did you ride? Or are you local and just kickin it downtown? The road that leaves 86 and runs into Sofala then turns north and meets with 86 again looks like a nice ride. Hope the dust ...

If only a few inchs would removing the tops of the risers, and sliding the forks up work?

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Part #341-25389-00-00? Does it have to be shiny? If yes and no, pm your address.

Take your fuel line off the petcock to see if it is leaking. Could be off ain't off.

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