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That's cool that it started right up!

I'd just go front to back and do a full on maintenance. Valves if you can too.
That should sort it all out. Looks like it's gonna be a fun bike too.

 

will do

Yeah the bike didn't come with a speedo so no odometer reading. The title says 23,000 original miles so Im sure some of that stuff needs to be looked at.

 

I like it a lot. Plenty of power for around town and can cruise pretty good on the freeway. I think I paid just a little over $5200 OTD.

 

Yer gonna have some much fun throw that little Sporty around. I love mine.

 

only thing id do to that sporty is this http://www.chopper-kit-usa.com/harley-davison-motorcycles_new.htm 18 degrees ftw

 

My YZ after a day at the track.

 

It's not the worst kit available.
At least it's not just a set of raked trees.
If the builder properly specs out their design, it will maintain proper trail and it'll handle at high speed just fine.

 

Ah...I'm really not into raked out Sporties, but that's just me.

 

I don't have issues grinding pegs on mine.

 

Ya, few years ago I was cyber-helping a guy who wanted to rake out his Vulcan 900.
He installed the trees, but there was a problem with the forks, so he put the stock forks back on.

He then got into a panic because he (snowbird) needed to ride from Phoenix to his summer home in Wisconsin and had a tight timetable... freaked because when he put the bike on the freeway the death wobble nearly pitched him at 45mph.

Went through explaining rake and trail and what his problem was (again).
Even with his intended forks, he still did not have an ideal situation, but at least it would have been safe at reasonable speeds. With the stock forks, he had created a shopping cart and that front tire was just itching to flip around.

He mickey moused something together and was able to get it home (where he had the replacement forks shipped!)

 

My 3rd BMW, '02 1150 RT "Blurple"

 

CBR600rr

 

Ahhh.....you're one of those guys. I'm not....I don't build em...I just ride em. Never was any good at physics.

 

Not sure on the stickiness of vintage replicas since I originally come from the Sportbike Road Racing Community. I ran Michelin Pilot Power 2ct's on my RC51 back in the day. The Harley Worold is still very new to me, but I'm loving it and my M/C Club Life.

 

Here is my 2006 Yamaha R6. Love the Bike. Painted it White this summer. It use to be a Yamaha Yellow, then bought a 2013 White Tacoma to match.

 

My Bike

 

http://www.tacomaworld.com/gallery/showphoto.php/photo/259954/cat/500/ppuser/80618

This is my " I am taking the wife" bike

 

I like it.

 

http://www.tacomaworld.com/gallery/showphoto.php/photo/288598/cat/500/ppuser/80618

This is my in town commuter