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[ShooterDave]

DEATH; The final, final frontier!



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[kenny61]

Google, the final answer

Try these guys. email andstuff about seat covers at bottom of page

http://www.ebay.com/itm/HONDA-XR350R...sories&vxp=mtr

[mcma111]

I got one of these bags from Boilva. It's now ORANGE. It was close but has the wrong zipper.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/HONDA-XR-250...sories&vxp=mtr

[techforlife]

Originally Posted by kenny61

Google, the final answer

Try these guys. email andstuff about seat covers at bottom of page

http://www.ebay.com/itm/HONDA-XR350R...sories&vxp=mtr

Cool.thanks Kenny.....that`s what i`m looking for i think..


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[techforlife]

Originally Posted by mcma111

I got one of these bags from Boilva. It's now ORANGE. It was close but has the wrong zipper.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/HONDA-XR-250...sories&vxp=mtr

I`ve had 2 of his rear fender bags,the last one i got was the larger size one and i emailed him to get him to make it out of leather,,standing up great so far......i`m kinda hard on these though stuffing them full of beer and samiches


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[kenny61]

I have also seen xr stencil kits on ebay so you could get those in white np and do it yourself. no idea what the quality is on those either

[kenny61]

http://fastguystuff.com/Vintage-Deca...?ItemNo=FG-426

[mrfixit54016]

Originally Posted by techforlife

I`ve had 2 of his rear fender bags,the last one i got was the larger size one and i emailed him to get him to make it out of leather,,standing up great so far......i`m kinda hard on these though stuffing them full of beer and samiches


B

I ordered one of these in BLUE for my '85 XR and really like the extra space and versatility. It is made out of a cordura type material. I hope it is colorfast so I don't see it fade to a baby blue...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/HONDA-XR-250...item2c6399dddf

[AndyCBR]

Hey guys,

Just bought my second xrl that is an ex CA model.

I want to start from square one on the jetting with Daves mods like my other xrl. Anything inherently different about the CA carb versus the 49 state carb once the emissions crap is deleted?

Thanks for the help.

Andy

[mcma111]

Originally Posted by AndyCBR

Hey guys,

Just bought my second xrl that is an ex CA model.

I want to start from square one on the jetting with Daves mods like my other xrl. Anything inherently different about the CA carb versus the 49 state carb once the emissions crap is deleted?

Thanks for the help.

Andy

The CA model carb has two ports at the front on top. Plug one and the other goes to the round air valve on the right side of the carb. I see on Daves mods the air valve is capped but I run a hose from up front to it. Ditch all of the emissions stuff but keep the oil separator. It does have a purpose.

[ThumpnRed]

Originally Posted by JThompson

Check Fisher,

http://fishersaddlebags.com/seats.html

Brian... if you need me to, I can give Fisher a call. They are local... it's where I had my seat rebuilt and covered.

[purpledrake]

Originally Posted by mcma111

How many do you want?

Hey Steve (and Spud and the rest of you),

I just got my 4.7 Clarke, and am ready to install (just finished the Spud battery relocation). I saw a note a few pages back (maybe Jaco?), where Spud talked about an O-ring. What O-ring? I can't find one in the Clarke gas tank box. Hmmm. What am I missing?

I don't have access to a grinder, so I will stick with the round screw heads for now. I will get some clear fuel hose for the gas tank cap. What else do I have to look out for when I install the Clarke tank?

Thanks to you all.

PD

[Spud Rider]

Originally Posted by purpledrake

Hey Steve (and Spud and the rest of you),

I just got my 4.7 Clarke, and am ready to install (just finished the Spud battery relocation). I saw a note a few pages back (maybe Jaco?), where Spud talked about an O-ring. What O-ring? I can't find one in the Clarke gas tank box. Hmmm. What am I missing?

I don't have access to a grinder, so I will stick with the round screw heads for now. I will get some clear fuel hose for the gas tank cap. What else do I have to look out for when I install the Clarke tank?

Thanks to you all.

PD

If my memory serves me correctly, the Clarke, 4.7-gallon, fuel tank has a O-ring under the metal plate that connects the fuel petcock to the tank. Don't remove the O-ring, or the tank will leak fuel.

The Clarke, 4.7-gallon fuel tank is easy to install; just follow the instructions. Blow the plastic chips out of the fuel tank, and rinse the tank with gasoline before you install it. Also, wrap some of the included foam around the bike's frame under the tank, before you install the fuel tank. Perform all the steps outlined in the instructions, exactly as Clarke tells you, and you can't go wrong.

Spud

[Walterxr650l]

Now I wait for a flywheel puller. I expect I will find a broken gearshift reset spring when I get the cases apart.

Walter

[Spud Rider]

Originally Posted by Walterxr650l

Now I wait for a flywheel puller. I expect I will find a broken gearshift reset spring when I get the cases apart.

Walter

Good luck, Walter. Are you having problems with the flywheel, or do you wish to modify it? I don't believe you need to remove the flywheel to split the crankcase. However, I'm sure Steve will correct me if I'm wrong.

Spud