Once again, Wobbly, Thank you for the short cut. The front wheel bearings are now adequately greased, as well as the swing arm greased and readjusted...

Again, thanks a million. Took the stabilizer apart, cleaned it up and used the magic grease, and now it works better than it ever has. I appreci...

Thanks, Wobbly. I have finished the steering head bearings with waterproof Green Grease which I found at Napa for about $6. Seems to be a lot smooth...

Thanks, Arni. I found waterproof Green Greese at Napa, which seems to be what is needed. Thanks for the heads up. Pete (10665)

Thank you Wobbly!! You have just saved me a lot of time and improper language by providing the photos. I have removed the lowers and have started re...

Thanks to all for the helpful responses. Adding higher pressure to the tires didn't seem to help, so guess I'll bite the bullet and stat taking it ap...

Thanks, James. Based on your advice, I checked all frame welds and can't find any cracks or breaks; of course, internal cracks could be present, but...

Thanks for the advice. The wheel bearings seem tight, but I don't know the history of the steering head bearings. The rear shocks are after-market K...

Thanks a million, Wobbly. Was able to change the timing chain, guide, tensioner, along with the bearing, and now my R100 makes regular airhead noises...

I've had similar problems over the years, and finally found an inexpensive Chinese die. It's a Links part number GB/T 970.1-94 9SiCr size M52x2. It's ...

Thanks for the fast response. The mileage is around 28,500, but considering the bike sat for a long time, nothing surprises me. Your suggestion seem...