Recent content by DonB

I have a WR450 that has been sitting in my garage for several years neglected. I am wondering if there are any WR experts in or near Springfield that are familiar with the GYTR carb setup and checking/setting the valves? I wold like to get back in the dirt this summer with some riding at Wayne...

Wrong part of the country as almost every road is paved. I live in Springfield. There are some fabulous paved roads in the SE part of the state. St. Rt. 555 is one. Best unpaved is Wayne National or Perry State forest. A riding permit will be needed.

Oh, and in Ohio if you don''t renew your tags within 2 weeks of your birthdate they charge you an extra $20 late fee PER VEHICLE! Taxation without representation.

Congratulations on funding the Socialist State Of Kalifornistan. Sanctuary cities thank you.

So many jackets so little time........

Clutch basket wasnt a wear issue. The original did harmonic compensation with various rate springs in the basket that were held in place with metal "shims". Rattled like crazy at idle and had a harmonic vibration through the bike at about 3800 rpm. It did no damage, just vibrated that some...

I am your same weight. Had my shock worked over by Norwest and now it works like it should! Money very well spent! Bike stays in the right geometry, and the damping adjustment now works like it should. No need to go Wilburs, Ohlins, or other. I am happy with the fork as it is very...

Don't overlook a Gen 1. They are great bikes. You can customize it to your liking and they are very inexpensive. A flash (done by Anthony, a forum member), 14 clutch basket, and a rear shock revalve/spring will make the bike even better. There is a factory heated grip kit you can add too. Very...

Not so fast! The Gen 1 has a great fork. Wide range of adjust-ability. The rear shock is not that bad either. For $350 or so Norwest can spring and damp it for your needs. Great capability now. Plus to make changes its just a handle knob change for preload and a twist for rebound. The...

Sure looks like the back tire on the front :question: :question: :question: :question: :question:

I did mine after 6000 miles on a 2012. Big difference. The 3800 rpm vibe gone but also the walnut in a can rattle is also gone. Quiet idle!

You got it. Let me weigh it and see how much. I have no idea. I would think less than $20 but let me check.

I have an original 2012 Clutch basket taken out at about 6k miles. Perfect condition with all springs. Replaced with new style basket. Its free if you want to come get it (Springfield, OH) or just pay shipping. Don

Re: FS: Wolfman duffel Pat, Sorry for the delay. Check your PP. Thanks! Don

Re: FS: Wolfman duffel I am interested. Payment form?