What size bike

So, did you get the bump to I group? Good lines, but I think it would be better if you ran the exit of T1 out farther toward the exit cone.

are you doing any track days this year??? i signed up for 5 sessions this year and can't wait til may....want to see and gather your thoughts of the track

Bike Model?

I'm sure they bumped you to the I group, but what happened when you pulled off the track?

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yes UK

UK is better

UK >

UK >>>

Quality gives nostalgia

Pretty straight forward

Uhm... I was rec'd this. Why?

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Sweet Osso!!! Is he doing well?

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How in the world is your so perfect, especially for your first print please tell me your ways.

Is that enough angle 📐 ??

How much coffee was your batch size?

Any mods on your bread maker?

This is the one I need for a ringtone... thanx

Did you ever figure it out? I habe the exact same bike/tick. Thanks.

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You're moving out there man, you'll get that I bump really soon

Great, if it isn't an inconvenience could you explain the process or steps you took to check for and solve the issue? We removed the valve cover but we didn't know what to do from there.

I added a link to the pick in the description of this post. It was one of these surfaces that was not perfectly flat so when I reved the engine it would rock and make the clanking sound.

Thanks for the quick reply. Could you tell me which part it was according to this website's diagram? cmsnl.com/honda-cm450c-1982-custom-usa_model1051/partslist/E++04.html#results

Yeah I figured out what the noise was. One of rocker arm covers does not sit perfectly flush/flat on the cylinder head. I had to put a bit of Hylomar Blue under the high side to keep it from rocking. Now its dead silent.

My brothers Honda CM450C was making this same noise, but he continued to ride it. Now the right side will not fire and there seems to be an immense loss of compression. We thought the noise was originally from a valve, but we are unsure now because the sound is worse now. Have you found out what it could be?

Primary chain maybe

Check the torque specs on the bolts holding the assembly down maybe that side is a little loose. Nick

Star Trek on the Background sound (Trekkie's now how to push Science and technology further) he he he..... Good and i hope he continues with it...

@ekdikeo I find this funny... There was a poll a little while back stating iOS had more crashes for apps then Android did, Android is not hard to use at all, In order to close an app just push the back button if it still runs Android as a wonder function which will shut the app down.

On top of that -- the Android store has a report of how many app crashes and freezes your app gets on a daily basis. No other app store has that. Why? Because no other app store -needs- it. The Android system is pretty much Windows '95 all over again, and people are putting up with it, because they don't know there are better ways to do things. Also, there may be half a million apps, but it's only possible to locate the 500 "top selling" ones.

Let's see. closing an app in 2.3, requires no less than .. 4? maybe 5 different menu options to be gone through. That's, of course, if the app didn't just close automatically on you when you hit the home button, because apps tend to do that because Android hates multitasking. So, closing an errant app requires going through hoops to get there, but NOT closing an app that you want to stay running is often impossible. Android is the only mobile system wehre apps ROUTINELY crash.

@ekdikeo The fact that you find Android incredibly difficult to use just speaks for your brain capacity, as it's No.1 choice to most smartphone users in the world. The number of available apps which is somewhere below half a million doesn't quite persuade me that it's incredibly difficult to develop for. And yeah, there are a few malware apps but for 4 years of using Android I have never come across any of them. Hey, it's an open system, shit happens, but its openness is what makes it so great.

@stavros3006 just the facts, man. Android is incredibly difficult to use, it's incredibly difficult to develop for, and it's a system that has become absolutely chock full of malware. It is in an unfortunate phase that makes it look about like Windows '95.

@ekdikeo Not sure if total dumb ass or just trolling...

webOS was never really that bad, it was just always released by HP on really lame hardware. i would like to play with this on my s2

Because Android is really kind of crap compared to -every- other mobile operating system

puff is a god, looks like im going to have to buy a evo

HOLY SH*T And I just signed 2 years away to an iPhone, who knew HP was going to get shit done.

does it work past the lock screen?