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Yes, the XS uses a 6 spring cush drive in the clutch basket instead of the rubbers in the rear hub. Not sure if one way is better than the other... they both work, so.... One member here uses a TX500 (I think? :umm: ) rear hub on his XS. @5twins ... you out there? Maybe he can comment more.

So are you callin' Taffy's iggy problem cured @Adamc ? Still running the Gonzo box?

What browser you using? Maybe try a different one?

First British jet to fly. The Gloster-Whittle E 28/39 15 May 1941: Having been delayed by weather until 7:40 p.m., Gloster Aircraft Co., Ltd., Chief Test Pilot Phillip Edward Gerald Sayer taxied into position on the long, hard-surfaced runway at RAF Cranwell, stood on the brakes and...

Not sure which was tougher, the men that flew the Huey's... or the Huey itself. Damn things could take a beating and still fly. CITATION: The President of the United States of America, in the name of Congress, takes pleasure in presenting the Medal of Honor to Major (Field Artillery)...

Busy day in aviation history... May 15th is. The first B-24 built by the Ford Motor Company rolled off the line.

I've got Paypal and a card both on there... with Paypal as default. If (when :doh: ) there's a Paypal glitch, I can tell it to use the card.

It'll ask if you want to make that the default payment method. Tell it yes and it'll automatically use Paypal without the hassle from then on.

Go to "Settings" then click "Payment Method." That takes you here.... Click on "Add new payment method" (top right)... and you'll get this popup. Click "Pay with Paypal" and just follow the prompts from there.

It's all in the technique. Push the stand down to the floor, now stand on the tang... put all your weight on it (the tang) and at the same time lift straight up on the passenger grab bar. Never pull back... pull straight up. Yeah... it's harder than most, but you should be able to do it by...

Yeah.... Greg: "Whatever you do Gary, don't fart." :yikes: Gary: "Whatever you do Greg, don't let that wrench slip." :yikes:

@46th Georgia sent me a paint card of his star black mix and I recon he's nailed it. Hopefully he'll chime in here.

GPS uses triangulation and distance (time) from 3 or more satellites to solve complex calculations for determining precise locations. The greater the number of "visible" satellites, the better the accuracy. Not present in the those calculations is anything to do with magnetism and/or...

Using a manometer... or by sound and feel... is to adjust the sync between the carbs, NOT the mixture. And going by your description of one cylinder being weaker than the other, I suspect the sync is the cause. Try syncing the carbs.

I was thinkin' tops at 1k... $500 would be a smokin' deal.

Thanks William!!

Jus' to throw another option out there.... No law says the coil(s) have to go under the tank. Since I'm running pod filters (OEM airbox removed), I mounted the MP08 coil on the front of the battery box. Should be enough room there for dual stock (or whatever you decide) coils. :shrug: Has the...

It's a 4 valve head... 2 exhaust ports so there's 2 header pipes that dump into a single muffler.

Took these off my bike 'cause I'm goin' a different direction. Nice and straight with good chrome. Make me an offer I can't refuse... :wink2: Here they were mounted.

I'd suggest taking the caliper back apart and see why that's as far as it'll go. Like wheel said, it should go pretty close to flush.