What happened??![]()
Looked like a fun time, but one quick question. Who's idea was it to crack open an engine while the entire area was filthy and dirty? The cases and frame of that Honda look nasty. It's not really that hard to take a brush, some soapy water, and some degreaser/brake cleaner to a bike before doing something serious, especially when you're going into a "clean" engine. Just wanted to point this out so someone else doesn't think swapping pistons is a piece of cake and gets some crap or debris floating around in their motor.
Heh, you can even see my wee little bavarian monster in the back there..![]()

)Looks like you guys had a blast!! Me and some friends of mine passed a group of bikes up on Mt. Hammie Saturday morning... was that you all? Looked like there was a bunch of Tards there... although I don't remember seeing neon green flames... (Hi Ken!)





-Several people stepped up and offered help with the jetting. Thanks again for that, guys! However, from what I could tell from my test ride in the pouring rain it didn't correct the 'surging' problem. It did it twice on my test run. I'll be picking it back up from Stan's place today (as long as he is home) and riding it back here, so I'll have a better idea of how it is running.![]()
man that sucks. u did some satisfying wrenching tho!arty

Thanks again Stan for keeping my bike safe overnight!
.It was fun getting to see everyone that my wife chats to on this forum.
I can safely say I know how to put in a jet kit now.
Good times!



