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Sorry misunderstood no knowledge about buyer ratings.

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Some years ago my Mom was 'staying with us' in her last years before dying with dementia. My wife stayed at home to care for her. [YES I AM BLESSED] and my wife would 'work from home'...

Reviewing Chief Mikes "Clutch Replacement" Tech video: Dry I think. Applies Yamabond only for clutch release worm nut.

This seller must be doing something right 1088 sales AND "100% Positive feedback". Making a lot of people happy!

Update:

Exacto knife; Goof-off adhesive remover & time and patience yielded good results. Seems a previous owner had built his-self a 'sealed beam" using black adhesive glue on lens and...

Powerful "Magic" in old parts.

I could use some advice please.
Recently acquired a Moto Lamp Headlight. I removed bezel but when I went to remove the lens it seems to be glued or stuck to the headlight shell. I suspect the...

I am running 12 volt Cycle Electric Generator with internal regulator. For battery I'm using Battery World LEOCH LP-12-6 dirt cheap at ~ $20.00. only been on the road one year and so far so good...

I was talking to a gentleman about wet sumping and he related that a least one Indian owner he knew would leave the upper drain plug out and place a collection pan/tray under his bike. If wet sumping...

I prefer RH throttle reason; after all these years with RH throttle in a panic situation one will do what one has always done.
Kept shift on the Right as I am not "speed shifting"; throttles freedom...

Consider what Pisten-Billy suggested above "shims between the steel control tube of the grip and the threaded nut pinned to the handlebar".

Previous owner may simply used locktite to "glue"...

Consider reviewing Kiwi Tech video on Cable Controls very comprehensive. Block pin must be 90 degrees to and inner wire cable grease is our friend here.

When I changed from left hand throttle to right hand throttle I found one of the cables and inner wire was to short. I believe it was the cable/wire used for throttle as distance from Left hand to...

This would be a good time to adjust "free-play" between heel pad of clutch pedal and footboard. Once I got this proper made riding much more enjoyable.

BEAUTIFUL!!!!! Nice composition of the artwork of man and God.

Please follow this link:

https://www.kiwiindian.com/index.php/shop-indian-motorcycle-parts/indian-motorcycle-pedals/indian-motorcycle-clutch-pedals

With particular attention to parts Ref #5, 6...

Or perhaps the question is better stated:
Can a casted scraper be "tuned" without out splitting the cases?

I don't know, but I found this on Professor Jim Moshers Performance Indian cite:

http://performanceindian.com/Oil%20Pump%20&%20Scrapers.html

Oil Pump & Scrapers

"A "scraper" as used in the...

On the Kiwi Indian website Mike has a Tech video on oil pump timing. If I recall correctly I believe he shows a check ball spring that protrudes a bit more than picture #5.

This entire build is SUPER. Truly Inspirational.

Sadly yes "host store share Photobucket" hides a very nice motorcycle.

Beautiful!!!!!!!!!

A friend told me about "THE DISTINGUISHED GENTLEMAN’S RIDE" which was held worldwide
29th September 2019:

"Classic & vintage style motorcycles unite for prostate cancer research"

I had never...

I don't know I am no expert on oil pumps (or anything mechanical) but consider, these bikes are seventy years old! There have been advances in oil pumps over the last 70 years or they would still be...

I like the advice of PRG above:

"(G)etting a kiwi ez drain and a dedicated 5 quart oil container and draining off after a ride if this machine is to sit at all. As that size container permits all...