is there anything else I should do?
#12
Hey OP,
Kind of a random question, but when you're doing all of this work on your bike, do you leave it on the side stand or try to get it level using a bike stand or something? About to do most of the same stuff to my F3 and curious what worked for you.
And what manual is that in the binder?
Looks like quality work so far
Kind of a random question, but when you're doing all of this work on your bike, do you leave it on the side stand or try to get it level using a bike stand or something? About to do most of the same stuff to my F3 and curious what worked for you.
And what manual is that in the binder?
Looks like quality work so far
#13
I have a k and n filter and other parts if you need.
first thing I always do on a carbed bike is clean them out to where they look brand new. Makes them run so much better and no hick ups. also pull that valve cover off and check those valves!! Since its already out you might as well check the gaps in them before you put her back in!
first thing I always do on a carbed bike is clean them out to where they look brand new. Makes them run so much better and no hick ups. also pull that valve cover off and check those valves!! Since its already out you might as well check the gaps in them before you put her back in!
Thank you.....let me go thru the project and I will see what I need....mostly lots of labor..just to give some decent look back...as right now I got the carbs cleaned up and radiador painted...I am polishing the rusty headers back to mirror finish....
Ivan
#15
The pipes have all ceramic paint blasted off of them that's why the have that look its just bare metal you are looking at. Its Not hard to do either just time consuming unless you have the right tool like a blasting booth. But you can also see all the welds on his pipe unlike you can yours