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Thats why they call them stealerships. Wasn't it them who sold the bike to you and you paid a dealer prep fee or set up fee . Honda requires the dealer to fill the oil crankcase. Seems like their negligence to me and I don't think it was prepped properly if you had a loose oil cap /dip stick.. Also ...

A beautiful day to take a ride into an ancient civilization and burial site. The sky has unique patterns so very interesting.Hope you enjoy this video.

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You should check the oil level in the crankase and gear box.Mostlikely a loose oil drain plug,but you can check that yourself and put a wrench on it to see if its leaking and snug.

Most likely battery is shorted out.. replace battery and go from there.

I like those pictures.. very nice.. thx for sharing !

Located in the cylinder head directly opposite side of spark plug.Also the idle air control valve controls the idle rpm as well.

I have Mich city on front and Pirelli Angel on rear..No problems and seem smoother,and quieter .Factory specified sizes.

Get rid of it(idle Stop) .. nothing but a headache.. Do they sell an eliminator kit for that bike?
Something parasitic is draining your battery.. Any LED lights on? clocks running?.. Battery may be in poor health

I vote body snatcher pods.. everyone knows that. Theyre all in Washington!

Just another expensive PITA problem.. Eliminate it if possible.. Not worth the aggravation. Too many essential variables to keep it sound and operational.

When I was kid up on Long Island I was into SCUBA diving. Went diving in 30 deg one day ..Came out of the water and didn't feel the ground again for two days.. Had a wet suit on but no booties.. I think I lasted maybe 15 minutes.. When you're a kid there are no obstacles especially for the dumb ones...

I give you credit..not letting an obstacle like cold weather stop you from doing the things you enjoy.. I would be out there too.

Tall windshield works great for me.If you keep it short you will need a full helmet with face shield which many prefer.Not me i like the feel of the wind and more in touch with my surroundings.To each is own,but tall windshield works good at sending wind over my head and helps keeping rain off my fa...

When people start adopting a neutral perspective on things and simply observe, process and move on....judgement ends. That's part of maturity and wisdom

Yeah Right..like that will ever happen. I dont disagree but from what Ive seen doesn't seem to be part of human DNA.. unfortunately!

Undoubtedly you will be getting rid of it.. Once soured you cant go back.. My Forza has been virtually flawless in build and in operation. Good luck with your new venture.

Such discipline..Every worker is identically dressed in same clean uniform, same hat, shirt and pants and everyone wears gloves . I just wonder how accurate all those pneumatic wrenches are after being thrown about. The service manual always gives us specific torque values but wonder how specific/ac...

Dremel would work or any cut off saw with a circular metal cut off wheel .. I used a 4 1/2 inch cut off wheel for metal cutting. Like you said wedge something under the bead between rim and tire and in a second its cut .

Yes thats how I remove the tire.I just use sharp stiff serrated knife and simply cut across the rubber.No fighting easy takeoff and easy disposal.When you get to the steel bead use snips or cut off saw.