1olbull
Riding Motor Since 1950
Must be nice to be smart. Where not that bright.
Tis the white-man in you that holds ya back, Amigo!!!
Tis the white-man in you that holds ya back, Amigo!!!
WyldCFH
Drop a Gear and Disappear!
A busy beaver you be, Amigo!
Me reckons we all have the spring, "I just wanna ride baby, ride!" fever?!
In Miami we have 2 seasons... **** Hot and About to be **** Hot
Actually moving in about 2 weeks, so putting parts on the bike means I don't have to cart them.
WyldCFH
Drop a Gear and Disappear!
I may have to go grab some new nuts from the hardware and a couple washers.
Thanks for the tips gents
Thanks for the tips gents
sonny
Living Legend
Busy today cleaning parts. For the life of me can not reinstall a dirty part no matter if it can be seen or not. Raining out anyhow.
For the life of me can not reinstall a dirty part no matter if it can be seen or not. Raining out anyhow.
1olbull
Riding Motor Since 1950
Busy today cleaning parts.
I hear your pain, Amigo.
I just spent three hours cleaning up my wheels.
NOTE: The ticket is quadruple ought steel wool with bug cleaner then a drill polisher and Flitz!
scot in exile
Living Legend
Would like to take the credit for being smart(first for everything) but I remembered someone a while ago had the same problem so I kept an eye on it and sure enough the acorn nuts would not work.Must be nice to be smart. Where not that bright.
Paul Bryant
Living Legend
Hmmm, this re-enforces the thought that I need to space the flange out some.
I pride myself in the fact that my Exhaust systems will bolt straight onto a stock bike with no modifications, or extra/different parts required.
I pride myself in the fact that my Exhaust systems will bolt straight onto a stock bike with no modifications, or extra/different parts required.
warp9.9
Pocałuj mnie w dupę
I use mutiple gaskets. Had problems with the acorn nuts until I put lock washers under them.
sonny
Living Legend
That is what i thought at first. That the acorn nuts had backed out but that was not the case. Triumph uses a lot of silicon on the stock pipes. Can only guess that is to make up for the difference. Either way have not had any leaks since.
WyldCFH
Drop a Gear and Disappear!
I just ordered some washers and flange nuts. I'll put in the old gaskets, some more goop and the washers/nuts... that **** won't leak when I am done.
