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#Post#: 124--------------------------------------------------
Motorcycles
DIR By: joechan82
Date: August 5, 2018, 10:49 pm
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I have a 2012 Harley Dyna Wide Glide. I raced a friend of mine
from work about 5 years ago. He beat me bad. So I ordered a Fuel
Moto 107" Big Bore kit. My friend and I installed it in his
shop. Now she'll pull your arms out of the sockets. This is
probably how I will die. :'(
Tell me if you ride and where you like to ride. Do you fix your
own bike? How about the modifications you have made?
#Post#: 125--------------------------------------------------
Re: Motorcycles
DIR By: joechan82
Date: August 5, 2018, 10:57 pm
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My big bore kit came with a DVD to show me how to install it. It
has Wood 777 cams, high compression pistons, bored out jugs,
roller lifters, high performance valve springs, bigger than
stock stainless steel valves, and the heads were ported and
polished. Here are some photos of the build.
#Post#: 126--------------------------------------------------
Re: Motorcycles
DIR By: joechan82
Date: August 5, 2018, 11:01 pm
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Trying to figure out how to post multiple pictures. Bear with
me.
#Post#: 127--------------------------------------------------
Re: Motorcycles
DIR By: joechan82
Date: August 5, 2018, 11:04 pm
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Aha! By George, I think I've got it.
#Post#: 128--------------------------------------------------
Re: Motorcycles
DIR By: joechan82
Date: August 5, 2018, 11:06 pm
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Nope. I'll try again.
#Post#: 135--------------------------------------------------
Re: Motorcycles
DIR By: patrick jane
Date: August 6, 2018, 3:11 am
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Great thread idea. In the early and mid 70s my uncle Phil had a
Harley repair shop out of his home in Omaha NE. My grandma
dragged me along for a visit one summer. We went to the big air
show and everything and there were Harleys everywhere at his
house. How did you get those jpeg images to post? I have tons of
images etc on my computer but can't copy paste them from there.
I find it hard to talk to you guys and think of things to
mention but then forget. I didn't set this forum up to show
those big pictures for all the thread topics on that home page.
I suppose it's the style I picked but if anybody sees something
better we can change to, let me know before we change it. I just
worked with what we have when I started it so I decided to put
images there instead of having nothing at all. I didn't think
they would be that big.
I'm used to it already but new visitors might be put off. Who
cares though right? This is our forum.
Besides all that, this thread will be good for ant mechanics and
riders who like talking shop or just learning from you.
#Post#: 140--------------------------------------------------
Re: Motorcycles
DIR By: guest5
Date: August 6, 2018, 7:12 am
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--- Quote from: patrick jane link ---
>
> Great thread idea. In the early and mid 70s my uncle Phil had
a Harley repair shop out of his home in Omaha NE. My grandma
dragged me along for a visit one summer. We went to the big air
show and everything and there were Harleys everywhere at his
house. How did you get those jpeg images to post? I have tons of
images etc on my computer but can't copy paste them from there.
>
> I find it hard to talk to you guys and think of things to
mention but then forget. I didn't set this forum up to show
those big pictures for all the thread topics on that home page.
I suppose it's the style I picked but if anybody sees something
better we can change to, let me know before we change it. I just
worked with what we have when I started it so I decided to put
images there instead of having nothing at all. I didn't think
they would be that big.
>
> I'm used to it already but new visitors might be put off. Who
cares though right? This is our forum.
>
>
> Besides all that, this thread will be good for ant mechanics
and riders who like talking shop or just learning from you.
>
--- End Quote ---
I’m in the “Learning from Joe” camp. Don’t have a bike, but I
like looking at parts and stuff and seeing how things work and
go together to make a machine or a system.
#Post#: 149--------------------------------------------------
Re: Motorcycles
DIR By: joechan82
Date: August 6, 2018, 5:09 pm
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I had to resize the images. I wanted to post all the images, but
could not get multiple images to upload except for one time. The
maximum size limit is right under the Attach URL. I save my
images to OneDrive. I can get to them from my phone or PC. OKAY.
Add your attachment and hit Save. Hit Modify add another
attachment Hit Save. Repeat.
#Post#: 162--------------------------------------------------
Re: Motorcycles
DIR By: joechan82
Date: August 7, 2018, 1:52 pm
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Hey Jon, If you ever get to Maggie Valley, NC you have to go to
the Wheels Through Time Museum. Not only do they have an
incredible inventory of antique motorcycles, but a majority of
them still run. They will fire one right up on the floor for you
to hear it. It is a blast! On the Velocity Channel, look for
What's in the Barn. That is the same guy who runs the museum
with his son. Great people. Here is a link to their WEB site.
HTML https://wheelsthroughtime.com/
#Post#: 163--------------------------------------------------
Re: Motorcycles
DIR By: guest5
Date: August 7, 2018, 3:58 pm
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--- Quote from: joechan82 link ---
>
> Hey Jon, If you ever get to Maggie Valley, NC you have to go
to the Wheels Through Time Museum. Not only do they have an
incredible inventory of antique motorcycles, but a majority of
them still run. They will fire one right up on the floor for you
to hear it. It is a blast! On the Velocity Channel, look for
What's in the Barn. That is the same guy who runs the museum
with his son. Great people. Here is a link to their WEB site.
>
>
HTML https://wheelsthroughtime.com/
>
--- End Quote ---
I’m gonna have to keep that in mind, the wife and I usually take
a week in June and go to North Carolina. It’s usually in the
Bryson City area. If it’s not too terribly far from there then
I’m definitely gonna check it out next time we’re up there.
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