Jag
Living Legend
No but looks very similar to Honda moly
No but looks very similar to Honda moly
sonny
Living Legend
They claim 65%
alpental
Turbocharged
I use Loctite LB 8012, no problems so far. 65% MoS2
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sonny
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Thanks just wanted some one to confirm what we have read about the stuff. Looks like we will use it, thanks again.
1olbull
Riding Motor Since 1950
Chip
Turbocharged
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I've been checking in on your posting. I live in Vicksburg, so we are only an hour away. I have used Life Cycle for a couple of jobs. The first was tire and brake pads. The second was the retention spring on the transmition broke. The tire change was $450.00. I figure since the tire cost $180.00 the price was high. The retention spring to a month to complete. Life wanted to do a trans rebuild. The bike had 18,000 miles on it. The bike was trailered to the shop and 2 weeks after they had it they claimed a blown rear tire... Total cost for the spring and tire was $1,109.00. Sorry, but that was very close to theft. I'm a fairly handy guy. I wouldn't take my bike back to Kalamazoo again. Service manual, good contacts like this forum and some common sense. Your doing it right. If you are in the area, give me a line. Chipcree@gmail.com
sonny
Living Legend
OK I'll bite. So just exactly what is wrong with Coors.
Triple Trouble
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Why buy Coors when for about the same money you could buy real beer?
1olbull
Riding Motor Since 1950
By all means, you drink ANYTHING that blows your skirt up.
I was merely being a smart-ass with my personal opinion.
All domestic beer is weak tasteless $hit IMHO.
I much prefer a dark micro brew.
If only domestic is available, I drink Coke.
breeze
Living Legend
I will stick to my crown when I do drink maybe 2 or 3 times a year
