Recent content by MrMAX1985

I had the o-ring sealing the fuel sender to the tank leaking on mine. pulled off and it was hard as a rock.

Got the clutch plates replaced, reinstalled the carbs after going thru them this winter, went to install vent hoses on carbs and found tubes pointing forward-Damn! Took them back off and disassembled them , switched bowl covers around, reassembled and reinstalled them. put battery in and primed...

Perform a volt drop test on circuity to find the issue.

I have been chasing this exact problem for the past summer! I had hooked up a oscilloscope to the inputs on the ignition box and could not find an issue with pickup coils when it would happen. I found if I would put the choke inrichener on a little bit when sitting at a stop light the engine...

I did the hot start fix but I made a ground stud thru case instead of a cable on my 85. Have not had any issues since in the last 2 years. The main issue is using "spring fingers" for a ground circuit.

I have been battling a stumble/cutout off idle when letting out clutch this past summer. It is worse when engine is hot ( putting around town). If i get it out on the highway and cool it back down it would almost be non existent. I hooked a oscilloscope up to the coil outputs from the ignition...

My 85 is at 26500.

Wish I had an area like that to ride in!

3594-I see mine never made the list-all stock. 26,000 mi.

Only in Wisconsin you will find those 3 tappers together! (from Point by the way!)

Perfect! I am just going to be replacing my clutch discs due to slippage when in v-boost. A video sure helps when trying to visualize the job before starting it! Thanks!!

I had the same issue, also found out the sender will not clear exhaust. What I did was remove the rear tire and liner for access, unplugged the sender harness and dropped the sender down. cleaned the old groove of corrosion and fitted the new o-ring around the sender body and reinstalled. (BWY...

This is my Other 2 wheels-Trek Stache-90% carbon fiber, light and fun as Hell! My son works in the Prototype Development shop at Trek so he got me this. I just finished putting 1068 mi. on it for the year.

66 and I just keep the front end down now!

RC airplanes-my current fleet. Most are powered with YS engines-all of the 4 strokes are supercharged, fuel injected 😁.