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Anybody mechanically inclined know how to change the fork seals on a 2001 R1 and willing to show me or do this for me for super cheap?
I won't have my car after Friday and will be borrowing my buddies bike for a few weeks, and REALLY dont like nose diving every time i even think about touching the front brake!
I asked the guys over at Grand Prix, and they said they would do it for about 150 off the bike and 275 on the bike. Unfortunately I just dont have the money to pay for this since I lost my job last week... I have the parts, I just dont have the tools, experience, or money...
Gimme a call
TFOG Wheelsports 303-216-2400
Jim
[Tooth]
TFOG is the shit, I take my bike there exclusively.
TFOG is the shit, I take my bike there exclusively.
LTNS, by the way.....[LOL]
clublights
05-05-2010, 15:29
can ya throw me a guestimate of what you would want to sync the carb's ( and I'm willing to help.. and would love to learn..if your a garage/ single guy kinda shop ) on an 86 VFR ?
LTNS, by the way.....[LOL]
Since i got the viffer I haven't needed to see you.. Odd...
TFOG, told my bro Thumper where your shop was and he was like "TFOG's shop?! yeah, we will get the forks off tomorrow and head down there, good guy!". Sounds like you come highly recomended! See you sometime tomorrow afternoon!
~Ben
can ya throw me a guestimate of what you would want to sync the carb's ( and I'm willing to help.. and would love to learn..if your a garage/ single guy kinda shop ) on an 86 VFR ?
Kind of depends on the time involved. Just a basic carb sync is about an hour of shop time @ $66 an hour. What symptoms are you experiencing(that make you think they're out of sync)?
clublights
05-06-2010, 16:19
Kind of depends on the time involved. Just a basic carb sync is about an hour of shop time @ $66 an hour. What symptoms are you experiencing(that make you think they're out of sync)?
Nothing other then when I bought it the carbs were gunked up and I pulled tore down and cleaned then rebuilt...
tho I was careful not to mess with the sync screws I've always heard your supposed to re sync em after ya pull em .. just in case.
the bike seems to have plenty of power and has ran great the last two seasons LOL .. but I'd hate to burn a valve up .
Tfogger has been doing my tires for years..... He's the best.
I'm a railroad, friends with Denise R..............[Beer]
Unlikely you'll hurt anything, but it couldn't hurt to sync 'em. Usually will smooth the idle and help ridability on cracked throttle. Gimme a call, and we'll set it up.
Sorry I didn't make it in today. Ill probably be by sometime tomorrow!!!
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