2024年11月17日 · Congratulations to Dorna for... (1) transforming the re-made theme music to sound less like video game pause tunes and more like a video game introduction

2009年11月29日 · Has anyone ever seen an M14x1.25 90deg elbow? I need a 90degree elbow with a male M14 thread to screw into a spark plug hole to use with my...

2011年11月6日 · Please post up ONLY tires and wheels that fit the Trail 125. This should make it easier to search. The OEM is 80/90-17 or 2.75-17 As its turning out,...

2019年1月11日 · Both front and rear are not common "new" bike sizes, so none of the modern rubber people here typically recommend will fit. You'll likely have to go with a 120/70-17 front. The rear is a bit easier, there are several 90/10 tires that fit that, but they aren't significantly better than street tires once the forest road gets muddy or sandy.

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2003年2月9日 · Since you're in Chi-town, you should check in w 2 of the dealers who both used to, and perhaps still do, have master techies w sizeable work experience servicing air-heads...

2012年9月23日 · you can't really compare sizes between manufacturers anyway. manufacturer A's 90/90 tire could be very different in size from manufacturer B's 90/90 tire. (if you ever have the chance, stand a 120 pirelli XCMH next to a 120 Kenda TMII. you will swear there is no way those tires are--supposedly--the same size. the XCMH dwarfs the TMII.)

2010年7月3日 · $90 net to me or OBO, shipped CONUS; PP preferred Location: 65020 - Missouri #1. TonyKZ1 likes this.

2015年9月22日 · Depending on where you're from, the "S" was thought to mean Super or Sport. Most people in the US referred to this model as the Super 90, and anybody that was a teenager in the '60's should be able to easily remember this one, as it became very popular and now quite collectible as well.

2024年4月6日 · Leaving Los Angeles for Las Vegas, cutting south-east all the way to Key West, Florida. Following the eastern seaboard to New England, exploring the mid-west and then following Route 66 back to California. My rough napkin math for 300mi/500km a day, and just under 90 days to do it made this seem plausible. There was also the socio-psychic factor.