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drharveys - FSO Serious Thumper Offline Greetings from San Luis del Norte! Posts: 1776 St Louis MO Gender:	Re: new old rider Reply #15 - 05/22/07 at 04:39:02 Here in Missouri we pay our sales tax and registration at the DMV, so I feel that I got a MUCH better deal! Yeah, they don't seem to negotiate a whole lot on the smaller bikes -- still, I think I got a decent trade in on my Hyosung 250.
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Reply #16 - 05/22/07 at 05:39:48

ty for all the replies.i havent riddin in about 10 years and i had knee surgery about 2 years ago maybe thats y i say old rider.i went to 3 dealers and no one would strike a deal!its good to see more riders out there ,hopefully other motorist will be more aware of the two wheeled riders.btw how do i get rid of the blue on the pipes after i adjust the carb?

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Savage_Greg Serious Thumper Alliance Member Offline Don't go around your ass to reach your elbow... Posts: 7844 SW Washington State Gender:	Re: new old rider Reply #17 - 05/22/07 at 07:02:26 chano wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:05: .btw how do i get rid of the blue on the pipes after i adjust the carb? First cross your fingers, and then try everything you hear. Just stay away from 100 grit paper Bluing is usually all yours when you get some.
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barry68v10 Serious Thumper Offline Posts: 955 Maryland Gender:	Re: new old rider Reply #18 - 05/22/07 at 07:10:45 My question is: Why try to get rid of blueing? If the bike is runing well, blueing is an indication that your bike is running at or near peak efficiency.
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barb36jack31 Full Member 2005 No Login Offline I love YaBB 1G - SP1! Posts: 173 Heathrow, FL Gender:	Re: new old rider Reply #19 - 05/22/07 at 17:24:06 76 yrs last March and still having a blast riding. Maybe not like I just stole it, but I still do 200 mi. rides with some frequency. You have a ton of years ahead of you - enjoy! Jack H.
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Rogue_Cheddar Serious Thumper Offline Hang up the phone and drive! Posts: 725 Haverhill, Massachusetts Gender:	Re: new old rider Reply #20 - 05/22/07 at 17:33:10 Welcome Chano! 33 eh, hell I got hemmoroids older than you. I didn't really start riding until last year. Just turned fitty-tree Sunday. I'm feeling alive again. Pissed I didn't start earlier. Better late than never.
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