Engine failure?

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sweatmark
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Re: Engine failure?

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Keep the oilheads alive.

When the mood strikes, buy a second (or 3rd) bike... if only to illuminate the character and competence of the oilheads by comparison.
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Re: Engine failure?

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Good News i got my baby back and everthing seems ok so far, motor feels good, no rattle, sounds better than when i bought it and other than some rerouted wires that i took care of, i believe they did a decent job . And there was no visible wear on the splines or clutch, just checking.Taking it tomorrow to work, i'm very pleased, thank you guys for the support and good wishes, The Baloney Pony lives on (that's what i call it) lol. Great line if a chick wants to ride it....Ha.
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Re: Engine failure?

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baloney pony. LOL!!!!

thats why it died. embarrassment :lol:
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