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Congratulations @Mr Revhead

Get your relays here ==> Digikey | Picker Relays Beautiful guitar btw!

You’ll notice @SierraTango didn’t say guitar strings nor did he say guitar chords . . .

The cat is out of the bag I guess . . . Nothing new but different paint jobs! Terrible video BTW!

You did! . . . And I refrained from voicing my dislike for that sacrilegious defacing you did to the Greenie

You’ve checked the link posted earlier? Listed as “Brembo High Performance Spare Part “.

Why not just get the Brembo hose, that would eliminate the guesswork. 10 bucks for 1 meter(3.3ft for the metric challenged) you should have enough to cover a few bikes!

@docc Would it be this ==> Brembo Reservoir Hose

Yeah, I learn that one when I was 14, working on mopeds . . . Lots of spark plugs changes and most new ones come with the nut barely snug!

This is the best place I know for connectors ==> https://www.customconnectorkits.com

DeOxit Gold is really meant to treat “gold plated” connectors, as found in HiFi and other high end audio/video hardware. A bit overkill for our application on 20+ year old machines. The regular DeOxit works just fine for that. In fact, the regular DeOxit has 20% deoxidizing action were the Gold only has 0.5% deoxidizing action . . . Make your choice

Correct, and a slightly different shape as well. The goose neck frame mounted Ballabio/Café Sport/Coppa Italia fairing is slightly larger than the fork mounted Scura one . Not so obvious unless you compare them side by side but the obvious difference is the way the windscreen fastens to the fairing with 5 screws vs 6.

Know that Chevron Delo ESI gear oil also comes in 80w90 if you want to stay close to the recommended viscosity. Around the same price at ~ $112 for a case of 12/1 quart

I was curious to see what this offering was, but couldn’t open the folder directly without permission. I ask for permission from Google Drive and @Ali Fra sent me a email message right away, sharing the picture folder with me. Nice piece of kit!! GLWTS

@audiomick Here are the original Hose Remover Pliers ==> Linky

This tool is for an entirely different purpose, the jaws separate as you squeeze the handles where the green tool discussed above has the opposite action of bringing the jaws together as the handles are being squeezed. It works by fitting on the fuel line connector and pushing the retaining collar back while allowing you to hold and push the whole connector forward towards the elbow with one hand. Just make sure to hold the notoriously fragile elbow coming out of the tank with your other hand. Now, if you use that other tool successfully for disconnecting your fuel line, great! Its main purpose though is to disconnect rubber tube from their fittings by pushing the end of the tube away from the fitting. As you probably know, if you’ve ever tried pulling on a rubber hose to disconnect it from whatever it is attached to, the harder you pull, the tighter it gets.

If you really want/need to standardize the font on a C&P post, look at the bottom of the post/reply window after you paste your text, a black banner will appear with the option to keep the text as "Rich Text" or paste it as "Plain Text" instead. Click on the latter and Voilà, your post has now been standardized . . .

Hey @Tomchri, I think you forgot XYZ . . .

Yes, they are pretty crude stamped steel chinesium offering but the thing is that they are a simple tool for a simple task and they work fine, helps squeeze the retaining collar on the QD fuel line connector. Much easier than with fingers, especially if you have big hands and arthritic fingers like me. And they used to be priced accordingly, I got mine for less than $12 on Ebay a while back, now close to $30 Linky

The Becker-Technik work stand is great, the problem is that BT won’t ship directly to the USA (or North America?). Stein Dinse will, but with the crazy import tariffs in place, it might no longer be a financially viable option. MG Cycles is the US Importer ($$$) ==> Linky

Well, you might have a sweet tooth . . .

Tap and Hold on an iPad = right click on PC, opens up a menu allowing similar functions.

Something wrong with your map . . . It says “ Gulf of Mexico” . . . twice!