Thanks very much. This is great!
On Sun, Sep 16, 2018 at 8:03 AM EGrider wrote:
> There are a million resources for getting your bike on the road again. The
> first one is the shop manual for your bike. You need to get the engine
> started, and then the bike will tell you what else needs to be
Welcome, and good luck!
On Sun, Sep 16, 2018, 7:54 AM Tommy Hill wrote:
> Certainly sounds like you have all the skills you will need. Just be
> gentle! These parts are hard to find.
> You may be surprised at how little it may need...
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Certainly sounds like you have all the skills you will need. Just be gentle!
These parts are hard to find.
You may be surprised at how little it may need...
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There are a million resources for getting your bike on the road again. The
first one is the shop manual for your bike. You need to get the engine
started, and then the bike will tell you what else needs to be done. Once
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