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2008-06-17T03:04:34Z http://www.custommotorcyclesusa.com/article36.htm clutches Help! oldsouthernrocker 2008-06-17T03:04:34Z 2008-06-17T03:04:34Z

I have a ultra trans and my clutch is killing my hand. It has 9 springs on it and I am trying to adjust it to fit me. Mechanical clutch lever. there has to be a way to make it easier to clutch. I would appreciate any help.

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http://www.custommotorcyclesusa.com/article18.htm BRAKES-Proportioning valves doc 2007-11-02T02:59:59Z 2007-03-30T10:41:25Z

I'm wondering if you ever installed that Wildwood valve? I've been using it for about 30 years. I've one arm and have both breaks on the pedal. From my own experience I know that installing them require you to bleed the breaks like crazy. Since all bikes are different it's best to start out at a 50-50 split then work your way towards 70-30 gradually until you find something comfortable. The thing you need to be careful about is setting the bias so much towards the front wheel that hard braking locks up the front wheel. I've used them on 475-500 lbs UJMs, like 650 or 1000 cc street bikes and the valve worked fine. About 4 years ago I bought a 1000cc Kawasaki police bike, 600 lbs and it was OK. Now I've a Kawasaki Voyager, their full dresser in line 4 cylinder and at about 750 lbs the breaks are only adequate. I'm currently looking for an upgrade of the master cylinder in the hopes that the break response will improve. If you know of any, please feel free to share your thoughts.

http://www.custommotorcyclesusa.com/article34.htm Streethawk replica streethawk 2007-07-20T03:54:55Z 2007-07-20T03:54:55Z

Hi guys, I'm building a scratch build Streethawk replica :) I'm getting my Morris Mag wheels at the weekend and I have an XR 250 to base it on, here my replica build thread from Streethawkonline: [url]http://streethawk.proboards27.com/index.cgi?board=general&action=display&thread=1180973562[/url] I will be making two versions of the bike, one will be the standard series bike while the other bike will be the one from the episode "A second self" Take it easy,

http://www.custommotorcyclesusa.com/article7.htm Buell motorcycle owner here... buellxb 2007-06-25T02:02:58Z 2007-02-20T05:06:17Z

Buells rule! [up]

http://www.custommotorcyclesusa.com/article28.htm Unusual Paint ACCER 2007-06-25T02:00:46Z 2007-04-30T10:46:42Z

That paint is sweet! I think it would be killer as accents, and it might make night riding a little bit safer.

http://www.custommotorcyclesusa.com/article33.htm hey the dude 2007-06-22T10:41:08Z 2007-06-22T10:41:08Z

I have noticed pretty much any seat you choose will be more comfortable than your stock one. My butt is a big fan of lepera and i have heard that mustang's are realy comfortable plus they have a huge selection. I wouldn't bother with corbin they take a long time to break in and most people either love or hate them. that's a pretty big gamble to take considering the outrageous price tag. Just remeber if you choose a solo seat it will limit your options should you whant a backrest in the future.

http://www.custommotorcyclesusa.com/article27.htm Anyone else a fan? ACCER 2007-06-03T03:23:47Z 2007-04-30T09:51:03Z

Then you guys should like this site: [url=http://www.streethawkonline.com/]http://www.streethawkonline.com/[/url] What a shame it was only on for a little while.

http://www.custommotorcyclesusa.com/article21.htm Some really awesome paint for the hog in your life carjam 2007-06-03T03:19:55Z 2007-04-05T10:53:15Z

I think I'll stick to the traditional paint, thank you. A little too out there for my taste.

http://www.custommotorcyclesusa.com/article30.htm CUSTOM CHOPPER AT AFFORDABLE PRICE PHANTOM 2007-06-03T03:17:10Z 2007-04-30T01:53:53Z

So how much would it cost for somebody to assemble it? I like the unassembled price but not too sure I could manage on my own.