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Tried the Dart out while on the highway. ?Wind raised off my chest but … wasn’t really what I was looking for. Anyone interested? ?It’s just taking up space in my garage. vince

Bill! thank you so much for clearing up that mystery for me. Makes complete sense, also why i couldnt find where the missing part(s) might go :) screw and accompanying bits are indeed all missing.

Judd, Parts 290, 92081, 600 and possibly 9209 is what your kicker is missing.? It's a ball bearing that is held tight against the spindle the kicker rotates on.? When you turn the kicker into the

Hey everyone, so ive had my 99 for almost 10 years, and while everything works great, the kickstart mechanism seems to be missing the return spring. by that, i dont mean the internal return spring, i

My 2001 had only 8k miles. I used 10w fork oil , added 7-16th flat washers to each fork compressing stock springs about 3/4". Rides fine...I wieght 200 lbs. [email protected]> wrote:

The side stand should not come into contact with the exhaust.? ?However the attached? hoop wire that provides a foot connection lever may well have been bent.?KeithSent from my Galaxy

Also "Death Wobble" is really tyre/pressure sensitive - I also added a fork Brace - spendy but worth every penny. Before - OEM tyres needing pressure - I'm going to die! After frork brace and valve

Did they forget to put the springs back in?? this sounds weird. [email protected]> wrote:

Video showing no resistance pushing down with 15w oil.

I have progressive springs :-/? My friends pushed down on my front end and it just went down with no work. Just bouncy. Also not able to ride over 65mph, otherwise death wobble comes on fast. The

I upped the oil as you have and applied an old trick of placing valve springs from a car on top of the existing fork spring - instant progressive springs for the princely sum of $0 If you want to get

Switched to heavier because there was almost no resistance compressing forks ahead of oil change. They just bounce. I swear my last W was much more firm. Trying anything I can

Allan - yes it does swing up and meets the pipe. ?I wonder if it is bent somehow?

Your sidestand should not be contacting the pipe. If it is, that's a problem. [email protected]> wrote: -- Allan Wyatt Raconteur and All-Around Curmudgeon

Exactly where the side stand contacts the pipe… seems like there should be a rubber bump-stop or something. ?But my side stand has literally cracked the pipe over time. miss this a known issue?

15w is kinda thick.. [email protected]> wrote:

Is this with the springs not installed? The OEM damper rod will slow movement, particularly rebound—that’s what the damper rod is for. Now if you’ve put the springs back in and there’s no

Forks drained and filled with the right amount of fluid, but while expanding and contacting the fork to get the air bubbles out, I found there is almost no resistance when compressing the fork and

Thanks!