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Hi all - I assume the W800 rear rack also fits the W650? Part 99994-1224

Yes. Check your chain tension any time you change anything on the rear end like that. Slipping or snapping a chain generally leads to expensive mayhem. Be sure to give us the low-down on your

https://japan.webike.net/ps/#!p.m=434&p.c=1217&p.sk=1 There are also many shock absorbers that are shorter than stock—remember that you’ll need to find a shorter side stand and/or center stand,

Where can I find the lowering kit? Do I need to adjust the chain tension if I lower the bike?

Better the bike than you, mate! Take care. John H. in Omaha (BTW - I couldn’t open your photos.) -- John H. in Omaha 2000 W650 2006 Vino 125 1981 CT110 “The Goin’ Postie Bike!”

OH man! Glad you're OK. And glad you have a few spares. :) joao.carvalhinho@...> wrote:

Poor thing...thank God you are ok! A domingo, 16/04/2023, 01:27, Brian Merritt <bmerritt@...> escreveu:

FYI? about Bike Bandit.?? Not sure but check it out first. Bike Bandit bankrupt, keeping customer's money | | | | | | | | | | | Bike Bandit bankrupt, keeping customer's money This

Have you tried Bike Bandit?Alohapaul

Well boys I (barely) survived but my baby didn’t and it’s time to bid her farewell. I’m hoping she can help out the community by getting fixed up by an enthusiast or parted out to help the fleet

I’m with Bob on this… Webike’s shipping to the US certainly is quick - I don’t know if I’d call the cost “reasonable” exactly, but it’s not too terrible for shipping from overseas, and

I've always had good luck dealing with webike in Japan.?? They will sell in dollars.?? Shipping is quick and reasonable.Here's there home page,? but you can just search for webike

Check: https://www.cmsnl.com/ In stock <https://www.cmsnl.com/products/bushing_920281940/> and ships to the US very quickly. I have used CMSNL at least a dozen times in the last 5 years, never

OEM seems to be on back order almost everywhere with no eta - why I'm looking for aftermarket. I shot ronayers an email to see what their timeframe is - maybe some luck.

If in the US ronayers.com for OEM

Neighbor backed into my 650 and bent the forks. I've tracked down some parts but not bushings. Anyone found decent aftermarket? OEM 92028-1940

After the originals wore out, I've always had Bridgestone Spitfires on my W650. I can't recall how often I've replaced them. They seem to work pretty well and the price is reasonable.

After stripping off the clear coat, I started with a mouse sander loaded with 220, then used progressively lighter grits by hand; 400, 600, 1000, etc., to get the oxidation off.??I used a Dremel

I used to ride upstate New York roads where they salted them heavily in the winter. I don't think the salt ever got washed off until well into summer, so over the years the clear coat on my engine

Dear “Ton Up Dan,” “Slow class? “...saw the ton every lap???”” On a Dub?!?! The Sport Demons sound good! Thanks! And for more reassurance on the rough tire pressure debate... Hi to