Suspension Upgrades Suspension is one of my key concerns. Royal gray Replacement Blank Keyless Key Remote Shell Case Ford 4 Button & PAD. In many cases when the pad wears down to the point where it's just metal on metal contact you'll get a squealing sound, but not if there's any pad left. There are other things I'd like to change too, but this should be enough to get the bike to the point where it is reasonably reliable, comfortable, good looking, and capable of running with the best of them while two-up. Are You a Robot? Brake Rebuild The current owner already has removed the front brakes for a rebuild, and as I found with the XS750 project, neglected brakes are a nightmare. But this time we did it the old fashioned way, and turned it into a three man job with dad manning the brake fluid reservoir so we could bleed fluid furiously without running the master cylinder dry.
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I debated resetting the measuring tool to a lower level, so that I had a little more oil for the second fork, but in the end, I just bought another bottle of 10W fork oil. Rebuild these now before they end up in as poor shape as the front brakes on the Yammie were when I bought it. Now to check the system. A new, electronic flasher module is now en route from Superbright LEDs. Since I was digging into the cooling system anyway, I picked up a new, aftermarket thermostat and both upper and lower radiator hoses, as well. Also, before tackling the fork springs, I changed the radiator fluid and final drive oil, neither of which is sufficiently complicated to warrant a blog entry. I doubt I added more than a half oz. of fluid to the second fork! The Honda manual says to use a little over 6 oz. of ATF(!) transmission fluid in the fork (actually, I think it was a little over 7 oz., when completely rebuilding the forks, as I did).
