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Well the valve check was completed today on both bikes and happy to report that both bikes have fallen will within the specs.
Red has now 66,394 km or 41,256 miles on the clock
Pearl, now due to the transformation will be called Raven has a mere 18, 193 km or 11,304 miles on the clock.
So now to button up Red and she is ready for the road, and now to start on the actual build on Raven, and the new rear shock is here and so we are good to go......
Quote from: greenbarn on March 08, 2018, 21:25:56 PMCould be a "Rare Bird" like Ratman...lolMaybe a chicken-hawk? could it be a chicken-hawk?
That's one cool bird, Ratman.... so far my favorite part of the new build....
Quote from: CDNRatMan on March 08, 2018, 21:52:01 PMChicken Hawk.....you are now showing your age because not many on here remember the chicken hawk from the FogHorn Leg Horn cartoon shows.....and the little boy with the glasses who is the widow woman's son.......
LOL, one of my favorite shows
Chicken Hawk.....you are now showing your age because not many on here remember the chicken hawk from the FogHorn Leg Horn cartoon shows.....and the little boy with the glasses who is the widow woman's son.......
Maybe a chicken-hawk? could it be a chicken-hawk?
That's one cool bird, Ratman.... so far my favorite part of the new build....
boy people can not tell a Raven from a dove or a black bird......really glad I am not hunting with you people.......
Quote from: CDNRatMan on March 07, 2018, 23:46:27 PMCool...is that a Raven, Pigeon or a Dove?
one teaser for you....
depends on what they call you.......so only thing left is the seat frame and then the seat itself.......everything is now here and waiting to get mounted and the build to start......
Oh I like that! Can't wait for the powder coating people to call me.
Well my progressive rear shock came this morning and so one more step forward, then the people doing my cover called and said everything was done but the tank so I went to pick them parts up and when I got home the powder coater called to let me know that all my parts were done so in the morning off to collect those parts, so now just the custom seat frame and the seat getting reupholstered and we can slowly start to transformation.......
:onTo which I really hope my favorite Aunt shows up and she can even drag her old man along.........
Rendezvous in the Soo, that's kind of catchy! 
Well you did this correctly. Always use kerosene to rinse the forks out, as it will not harm the seals. I also have a pair of baby bottle brushes on a long wooden dowel........I poured out the old oil, poured in a bit of Kerosene and then ran the brushes up and down a few times, added some more kerosene and shook it up, careful ass it might expand forcefully. Then I drained them and hung them for a good overnight hanging. Also used 10w for the fork oil.
You should notice a nice ride, and perhaps time to take the grandson for a ride, bet he would be thrilled..........might consider bringing him to Rendezvous 19 in the Soo.......
I know you was...I like your set up. I imagine the longer they drain the better. I dont know if this was proper but I rinsed mine out with kerosene then a final rinse with fork oil...then filled. Black gunk came out.
Went with 10w also.
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