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This was on my LM for a couple years, not a lot of miles. No dents, scrapes, or cracks. I cleaned it (shiny spots) some to be sure. It's some burned oil darkening it. Otherwise fine shape. The Ferracci version has no center frame hang point, just mounts to head pipes and cans. $200.. plus ship, Thanks. Paypal 'friends and family' please.

When tasked with re-doing my '02 motor, I opted for a satin finish non-wrinkle paint, ie; Ford engine paint. The wrinkle finishes require heat to wrinkle. Didn't want to bake my motor, or mess with trying out other options. I used rattle cans, high heat paint and primer. Not the hardest finish, but works for me. Looks great.

that's the ECU

My fav's were the fantastic Indian, and the BSA at the end. Thanks for posting.

actually, the one' (s) to have ... is one of each!

Always a good feeling when the gremlins are defeated, even vicariously.

we're booked too

that be weekend of the 7th, yes?

Yes, thanks. At that price I can test quality and effectiveness for myself. My concern is how it attaches to the bucket, and what happens to the day running light wire, or whatever that small bulb is called?

Myself and my buddy Bill will attend once again. Would not miss it!

Yeah, I forgot about those. No doubt they’ve been on the frame neck all along the spine era

Thanks, that’s just the information I needed. My feet need a lot of support these days so I certainly don’t want anything sloppy. I’ll keep looking

the fairing "frame" mounting points are present on my early 2000 neck. It indicates something was planned early on.

Did you ever get the Forma's? They don't have half sizes so I'm leery to try 'em without some sizing knowledge. Chuck said they are wide... which I don't need.

Ducati Monster - late '90s foot pegs are the same, but with a nice rubber covering. Just a thought.

Umm.. remove yer boot from my Ti can please

OK, you beat me to it. I've been tracking these ^^ hard for 2 months. Been so close twice. Rode one last weekend and loved it. Waiting on a trade-in coming in this week (hope). Curious to know what "brought you" to this??

Great pics Tim .... good times

so far I have this... I have a stock single plate and a stock dual plate. the stacked height for both is 55mm. bear in mind they are not bolted tight together, just stacked without springs. I'm curious why, in the photo where you tried out the new 6spd hub, the splines sit flush with the clutch splines, then in subsequent photos (where you were measuring), both hubs drop in further? seems odd Also remember, the hub is attached to the trans and does not "bottom out" into the clutch assembly. hope this helps

Give me a chance to get to the parts and I'll report back. The hub you get with the 5 spd kit is not relevant.

Love it Docc ... but I’m somewhat damaged

Kiwi's will make their own! I'll take one for sure, 2 if needed for totals

there are no markings on the flywheel, however, it would seem that a single plate clutch system that was designed for specific oem use in 3 model variations, would be supplied to MG by one source. Especially given the uniqueness and compatibility of said kit. Now, ... RAM could very well have outsourced the flywheel and probably did.. to a casting vendor, but I doubt MG made it. Without some "inside" info or markings, I doubt we'll ever know. Safe to say - don't ever install one. Guzzi (circa 2000) "it'd be cool to put a lightened flywheel in some of the new models... hey RAM, what'dya think?" RAM ... "no problem"

Thanks for that list Rolf. That will be of help to someone looking to do the swap.

docc, you had asked me about a needle tip for greasing the front u-joint recently. I recall posting a photo... but I've lost it ... and the tip, so I got another today. Not the same but it works! Thought I should post results, a good a place as any. The sharp point is tapered and is just the correct size to depress the tiny ball in the zerk. It doesn't have a straight approach, but good enough to get the job done. Keeping max downward pressure, only a tiny bit gets out around the tip. The rest gets through to fill the little bastard. O'Reilley's Auto Parts $15