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I keep a box of the cheap generic tools in the corner. These wrenches are great for bending and making that special tool. A propane torch will heat them enough to bend. Use a wire or old coat hanger to form the necessary bends for a pattern, heat and bend the wrench. If a wrench is ruined during...

A machine with no dirt is a machine not ridden, Hats off to ya on the modifications.

Checked out the website, many thanks Joep for pointing me in direction of Randakks

Better accelration and performance if tuned correctly. Naybe more efficient combustion meaning more miles per gallon. 2 cents worth

Sure it's not in the clutch, flywheel, throwout bearing area? Does the noise change under load? Clutch engaged or dis-engaged? Just full of questions aren't I? I have heard rear mains chatter kind of like this too. Might be a jack shaft bearing, but not likely if the machine has never ran low...

Ethonal, man eats the rubber right out of some of the old carbs, Disolved 175 bucks worth of diaphrams in my Vulcan, replaced the float bowl gaskets in the Interstate and shut of the fuel and run the carbs dry. Can't be helped since we are forced to burn the combustable water downed crud.

I will abmit, these guys have the old biker mentality. I have had dealings with Pay-Pal and things didn't come out in my favor for sure. I will not accept Pay-Pal. I am not wanting to bad mouth the organization, I'll just stay clear of it.

I have used sabre cycle since they started business and have good dealings. I am strict about brakes and tires. I try to install what I believe to be the best regardless of price. In this case and judgeing by the age of the machine I would dismantle everything and install new parts. I will cut...

Strongly agree,

Excellent job. I fabricate the most of special tools I need, but they seldom look as clean as your clutch removal socket. Those Dremels are handy. :clapping: :clapping:

Howdie, stumbled across this forum and it sounds good. I have been riding a few days since 1967. Took a couple of years off to kill the yellow man. I have a GL 1100 along with other machines. I have done all my wrenching on the bikes I own. I prefer the older machines, contact points and kick...