Subject: Re: Noises: Good and Bad? Riding: Around town and on the Highway
Author: mike skaggs
Date: May 22, 2001, 1:47 PM
Post ID: 1706825631
Yep....
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From: Rich Zink <rzi-@co.alameda.ca.us>
To: Looped Group <Loopfram-@topica.com>
Sent: Tuesday, May 22, 2001 2:18 PM
Subject: Noises: Good and Bad? Riding: Around town and on the Highway
| ============================================================ www.Imagine-Your-Name-Here.com Wouldn't it be great to have your own personalized Domain Name? New Domains & Transfers $8.95/yr & lower. GoDaddy.com is an ICANN ACCREDITED registrar. ACT NOW! http://click.topica.com/caaacfyb1dfltb2pRbDa/GoDaddy ============================================================ In my short (one year) Ambassador ownership I have made two observations which I need confirmation (or at least moral support) on: First, Most of the (many) noises that come from the engine, as in noises that sound like valve chatter, piston slap, pinging, clutch throw-out bearing, rod bearing and transmission gear whine can be ignored (once your used to them and they don't change radically) for the most part. These noises are all audible trolling around town at low speeds. Second, The bike does not like trolling around town as all the above |
| go away and the bike transforms itself into a smooth mile eating machine |
| between 75-80 on the highway. It reeaalllly likes anything over 70 ;-). In conclusion it's just best to ride the (fill in the blank with your own choice of words) off/out of it Am I on base here? ;-) Rich ============================================================ My Topica holds the key to optimum email health. Sign up for this free email management system today. And experience the well-being of a well-organized inbox tomorrow. http://click.topica.com/caaabDjb1dfltb2pRbDf/register ============================================================ |