FireHead

I have the OEM Yamaha Ignition coil off of my blue bike (it's a very low hour 2006) for sale. It is in great shape and came off of a running bike. I am selling it due to the fact I put a Nology coile setup on the bike. I will post pictures if someone wants them (let me know if you do). I would like to see $35 shipped out of it, but as with everything in life, that's negotiable.

Neither one of them are very good..... Do you have any idea what the actual circumference of the tires are when mounted and inflates are (also known as roll-out)? :geek:

I am pretty sure Works does not make a-arms.

It's depends on what altitude he is at. If he is at or below sea level, he may have too high of compression to run 92 octane.

Generally speaking, in a race engine, you can always get more performance out of alcohol at the cost of the increased fuel capacity required to go a given distance. Personally, I am working with blending high octane unleaded race fuel with a couple different type of oxygenates to get the power out of my red bike, but what I am doing is pretty fringe for the general populous and I wouldn't recomend it unless you are willing to lose an engine. :geek:

..............all this because Bansh-eman called me a prirate hooker once. I suppose it could be worse.

I don't know anything......... Just ask me. :biggrin:

I bet is actually says "Methanol" on there, but what do I know.................... :laugh:

The covers are worth running if you are in the mud............. Otherwise, the covers just trap sand, dirt, and moisture aroiund the shock shaft, where it hangs out and does abrasive things to your seals. Additionally, they tend to rub the paint and or powder coating off of your shock body and springs.

It might be your kick starter..........

I don't like that one. Do you have any others?

No, that's not necessarily true. :geek:

Word. I'd be more interested in that type. :cool:

IMO the float stops are one of the most important things to have in the PWK billet bowls. Yours have them I think....... Many others do not. :geek:

I need an aftermarket grab bar. What do you have?

Deluxe Fuel in Portland alos offers Sunoco alcohol for pretty reasonable prices. Unfortunately I do not know what they sell it to the general public for... :cool:

Fluke is the only way to go..... :thumbsup:

I though you were gay? There seems to be alot of dudes on here that check you out for you to not be gay. :ermm:

By my previous comment, I meant that I have not heard of that happening to anyone else. :thumbsup:

I gave had nothing but good luck with Durablue axles. :thumbsup:

I personally believe that was sort of a unique incident.......... :ermm:

Easy there Yoda, don't scare the guy off. :laugh:

Those look very nice! Good work! I don't miss having to deal with the spark arrestor crap from SoCal. :geek:

Keep in mind, that the bigger the chain wheels you use, the longers the chain wheels and chain will last. :thumbsup:

Great advice! :thumbsup: