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Post by britty on Aug 1, 2022 14:39:44 GMT -5
An alternate method would be to...Run the bike up on the expressway and
briefly hit the kill switch, although you may never find the baffle   That did me make me laugh. Reminded me of something a guy said more than 45 years ago and I'd since forgotten. My mate remarked he knew a bloke that had "....one of those rotary things". He added that the bloke would briefly hit the kill switch and make this bonza backfire. Obviously was an RE5 "thing". Bonza = 1970's Strine for 2020's "Awesome". Strine = "Australian". We tend to truncate vowels (eg Chekrenda = Jacaranda as in "Bonza Checkrenda mate"). |
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Post by timpa136 on Sept 18, 2022 14:04:30 GMT -5
Any luck removing them? I hope you didn't have to resort to looking back on the highway to retrieve them Tim Nick, Does it have a spiral wound spring clip? It disassembles much the same way as Waynes. Good recommendations from Hudson. EDIT: I have not removed mine since I installed them, the baffle may be one unit.  
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Post by Nick… on Sept 22, 2022 10:21:47 GMT -5
Tim, I’ve not tried again to remove them yet (been working on other parts of the bike). Now you’ve reminded me I’ll have another go.
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That did me make me laugh. Reminded me of something a guy said more than 45 years ago and I'd since forgotten. My mate remarked he knew a bloke that had "....one of those rotary things". He added that the bloke would briefly hit the kill switch and make this bonza backfire. Obviously was an RE5 "thing".