I was able to adjust my hydralic clutch by my self.woohoooooo[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

LOL, maybe next week you can put the gas in by your self. LOL

 

I dont know thats a tuff one.Cant seem to get the cap right.

 

I thought you cold handle it. Did you have to buy a tool for the locking nut?

 

No,I modified a eating fork and that worked,lol.
It realy needed to be adjusted though.It shifts so much cleaner now
and goes right in to neutral with no problems.

 

Sheesh! Think you could fix THIS for me?

I recently put some platinum muffler bearings in YoDaddy's Cannibal. I believe that's what boosted him up to 2nd place at Outlaw MX National.

 

Yea,Nuttin a little jb weld cant handle,lol.

 

Man you guys are raggin me pretty hard.
I was intemadated and was going to let a dealer do it for me but I got some ba!!$ and did it my self.And felt pretty good after doing it.

I wont post nuthing like this no more.Sorry.

 

specail, welcome to what's commonly known as "the enlightened side". This side of the ATV world is for those who cannot afford to nickel and dime their dealer into maintence! Hehe.

Oh, about the JB Weld.. I did that last time. Looks like ServiceHonda.com gets another $208.00 from me!

 

Using an eating fork reminds me when I took my old 300ex in to get the valves adjusted and when I went to go pick it up the dealer asked me what I did to my airbox. I told him,well what i did was yank it out and used a green bean can for an adapter from the intake to the k&n filter. He looked at me like I was the stupidest person he'd ever met and just shook his head. What I didn't tell him was that before the green bean can, I couldn't beat my buddies 300ex and now I could.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]