Wing stop is good, Little and I-20 is nice and close. Or Fuzzys. . Fuzzys sounds great, Little and I20. I could do 7:30 tomorrow night (Wed.) or after 5pm on Thursday. I hate that moment when some part of your sounds the OMG alarm! Wheather it's the eyes, ears, or your ass trying to get sideways. B...

round robin on the saturday morning. That would have been the most embarrassing crash of all time... So, what are you trying to say? I'm saying its alright for a student to crash in the round robin, provided he/she can do so with no visible damage to bike or gear. :SideSplittingLaughter: Its absolu...

Wing stop is good, Little and I-20 is nice and close. Or Fuzzys. I'm free until friday night if you want to do it this week, every night next week. I'm heading down to Harris Hill this weekend to test out a new CBR1000SP for a customer. I'll take my RSV4 down and do a session just to test the new br...

KC?

I have to change my screen name - I finally sold my RC30. After 23 years of ownership which included 4 engine rebuilds, hundreds of track days, a recent restoration from crankshaft to paint, and even being complimented by my hero Kevin Cameron in Cycle World online: (http://www.cycleworld.com/2014/0...

Thanks Tooner.
A local bike night would be fun. Any suggestions on location?

I'm a bit late to the party but I just made a video of this exact topic:

https://youtu.be/sd9FFHDlRoE

The motor thats in the Tuono and RSV4 has some pretty poor quality control from the factory. Mine has 3,500 miles and I just did a valve clearance adjustment - 9 valves were out of spec. I know some other motors that had 0 clearance from the factory, which is terrifying, and a friends motor exploded...

For those of you out there who have an Aprilia, or are otherwise interested, here is a series of videos on how to adjust valve clearances:
https://youtu.be/1yH7WoJW6vs

Sweet I have been looking at buying one of those for a while now. Been looking at a few with about 100k on them and you can get them for cheap with all the options. Keep me up to date on how its treating you .... Ill be pulling the trigger in a couple weeks. Make sure you get an 01 or later. It has...

I can do that for you. Do you want reinforcing material added or just a larger weld? I can do either. Cool beans!...Well, both really. I have another subframe in transit that I want to reinforce and when the broken one is removed I'd like to repair it and reinforce it if possible. I have no idea wh...

I can do that for you. Do you want reinforcing material added or just a larger weld? I can do either.

This is all for my SUV, but it is a bike transporter so its kinda bike related. this turned into a longer project than I expected and turned out way better than I hoped... - engine oil and filter - rocker cover gaskets - steering rack bushings - brake rotors - brake pads - brake fluid - front wheel ...

That would be perfect. But the seller is nowhere to be found. I'll keep looking.

I have a question for the audio experts out there. I was recently playing around with the non-functioning 6-cd stacker in my suv to see if I could fix it. Luckily all it needed was a cleaning and now it works perfectly. While I was doing this I was playing around with the idea of connecting a 3.5mm ...

My fifth set of shims...
The only valves I cant adjust now are some modern ducatis.

My projects include replacing the drywall in my garage ceiling that collapsed... And I need to finish the new custom enclosure for my CNC mill that I started right before blowing up the controller CPU with my own ham-fisted stupidity! I also have a peltier cooler for it now which I can control via g...

My SUV sucks at towing, so I'll be installing these with a custom control system this week.

DarcShadow wrote:Holy crap on price. What is so special about this lid?

I'm not quite sure. Its incredibly light, and has a long list of features, but I dont see what justifies the price. I would never pay that much.

Not really a purchase, a student just sent this to me... http://i841.photobucket.com/albums/zz338/rc30rdr/IMG_5872_zpsp8la726w.jpg Then I saw the price!!! He has connections to the factory though. http://i841.photobucket.com/albums/zz338/rc30rdr/IMG_5873_zpsji0mwgqv.jpg http://i841.photobucket.com/a...

I think you'd still have condensation problem sticking the controller in the fridge. My thought was to stick the bucket of water in the fridge to keep it cool. Reading the spec. on that controller box though, and looking at the heat sink experiment they did, with a simple fan it should work in the ...

Keep in mind we are not talking about a PC here, the CPU being discussed is a controller for the cnc and if I recall correctly RC30Rider mentioned that others have reported the same sort of problem when the unit gets much over 90F so it's not a problem unique to his setup. I need to look into the c...

the cpu in my cnc controller reaches 90° after about 5 minutes in summer. As soon as this happens it starts sending random signals to the mill and that destroys parts. I tried one liquid cooling system but it couldnt reduce coolant temp below ambient, so in summer it was useless as the temperature i...

fixxervi6 wrote:280mm Corsair radiator sealed system

Can this system cool a cpu when ambient temps are over 100° ?

Telomere wrote:What about the clavicles though?

Compared to the breaks in the tibia and torn ACL, a broken clavicle is like a minor bruise... not pleasant but not a big deal...