I simple possibility is the rear sub frame. The gusset under the seat has a propensity to suffer a cracked weld on the side opposite the seat lock ass...

There is 1 other thing that can create instability. Check for a cracked weld on the rear sub-frame at the cross brace where the fender bolts to it.

You might contact the membership team and request to be removed from the mailing list. Most folks just let the membership lapse. Airheads Beeme...

You can try lubricating the internal works. If it were my bike I would send it to a specialized shop for a re-working. I would also think about instal...

A handful of members here in IL. have registered their dis-pleasure with me. I don't know what to do with it. Following is my response to one of my mo...

Beer can ribbon shims would be good, cheap fun. I like Scott's idea of using a punch to raise burrs in the contact zone.

O.K., understand that this is a guess. Going by the wiring diagram, locate the spades on the headlight relay where the wires from the original on/off...

I would not use any stop leak inside a tire , period. It makes a mess. I have tried it. It is a mistake. Try to get to the bottom of the real, tru...

You will not need the return spring if you successfully assemble the the original /5 choke cables on your new carburetors. BTW, you did yourself a ...

Washer bent up?,... the washer inside the choke lever on the airbox is called a "wave washer". It is made of spring steel and as such, also serves as ...

O.K., I think I have an answer to this dilemma. I just pulled left the carburetor off of my R80RT. It is numbered 64/32/357. Then I fished a set of 64...

Did you just call me a "loser"?

It's a steep learning curve here in the antique motorcycle world. Bing agency sucks. No, really, they suck,... hard. I hope you didn't put your ori...

My understanding is that the early type choke cables are No Longer Available. (NLA) The braided cables from later style assemblies will not work with...

I'm not sure but what you are not looking at a mis-match of parts and cables. Your original, 1971 choke lever would have been on the left side of the...