[dsn_klr650] yikes

[Jeffrey L. Walker]

> New mind set, torque-torque-torque. I should have known better. >

Good motto. Sometimes German torque just doesn't work. (Gutentite) Jeff

[Mark]

At 4:40 PM +0000 8/7/2000, Razvan B wrote:

>Hi. > >I have a light oil leak in the valve cover gasket. > >I don't want to fix it now cause I want to ride. > >What I'm wondering is if it's safe to put automotive >Oil leak stop ( Bradhal or some other) in the bike. >Is there special motorcycle oil leak stop??

IMHO... you'd be better off taking the whole 25 minutes to either replace the gasket or add a THIN layer of hi-temp RTV to it. Mark B2 A2

[Ted Palmer]

Mark wrote: [...]

> IMHO... you'd be better off taking the whole 25 minutes to either > replace the gasket or add a THIN layer of hi-temp RTV to it.

Yeah, do what Mark says. Mister_T

[Tumu Rock]

On Tue, 8 Aug 2000 12:08:21 -0700 (MST), Ye Wilde Ryder wrote: only in the same way cheap shite^W^Wcheng shin tires are name-brand. bigger != better. GM is one of the largest cage manufacturers on the planet, too, but i certainly wouldn't own one of their pieces o'shite. bicycle tires != motorcycle tires. 'nuf said. i've run IRCs on streetbikes before. once. never again. gears, ye wilde ryder -- Don't sugar coat it. Let us know your real feelings! dat brooklyn bum _______________________________________________________ Say Bye to Slow Internet! http://www.home.com/xinbox/signup.html