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Quote from: Troll on July 23, 2014, 20:43:25 PMOh, that was .... "cold"....You use winter air all year 'round, don't you?
Quote from: CDNRatMan on July 23, 2014, 20:11:49 PMsee if they have winter air on sale for tires yet, eh!
You use winter air all year 'round, don't you?
Make sure that's the Synthetic blinker fluid.
And don't be fooled into buying those cheap knock-off metric pliers and crescent wrenches - I think they only work on the coarse-thread stuff, and won't tighten anything with fine threads - like your muffler bearings, for example. Or brass balls - when the wrench slips off the brass balls, that usually leads to more problems.
see if they have winter air on sale for tires yet, eh!
Yeah, I saw those next to the metric pliers.
Rushed out to get some blinker fluid and they were out...did come home with a metric cresent wrench though. Now I can really work on my Drifter...
That's over by the Knuter Valves, right?
right behind the row of left handed wrenches....
I've been looking for that stuff! My local store stopped carrying blinker fluid a while back. Where did you get that? 
Do not be misled. That is where the blinker fluid goes.

lol, asked the same question last year!
http://www.vulcandrifterriders.com/forum/index.php?topic=23058.msg46934#msg46934
It came with plenty of extra. Thanks!
That's where the muffler bearing bolt on!
That's where the stand offs attach for the chrome cover on the R model
I didn't laugh, those were speedholes.
Where goes, or what was, this opening. The inside of it looks clean.
Located there where a step could be mounted but a little too small.
Thanks in advance and wasn't the pigs snout for letting air pass? 
Alfred
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