1975 KZ 900 , ZRX Swingarm, 89 GSXR front end

glad it is getting worked out.

i hated watching you battle it.it's way to nice a bike not to be "pokin a hole in the wind" .


keep us posted,

leon

always liked yuor bike. glad you got it almost figured out.dont flame out yet youre almost there.

Like Leon said before the old girl is just playing hard to get. You know, testing your paitience. I know it gets really frustrating when you work as much as you do, and decide to lay down some of that hard earned for the most expensive ignition. Sounds like Dynatech is going to do you right. I know that you will remember the struggle later and realize it was all worth it.

:laugh: Yaaaaaayyyyyy!!

Steve at the shop has the whole thing under control, and now he wil be rebuilding the forks, and the front brake calipers while waiting for Dynatek to do the brain surgery.

What does this mean?

Well about next week the bike is all done except for headlight, and taillight.

YAAAAYYYYY!!

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Meantime sone dirtbiking was in order to calm the nerves and reduce the effect .....

Meantime sone dirtbiking was in order to calm the nerves and reduce the effect ..... This is me good Buddy JP, served in Baghdad with me. JP comes to visit once in a while, and makes me pay attention to lifes more important aspects, Like brotherhood in arms.

Notice the PBR, official drink of "Team Honeybadger Racing".

The Black Rock Desert, Nevada..

The Black Rock Desert, Nevada

Oh my...

So my neighbor was in Japan for many years, he is "Navy". Cool guy he has a nice older Honda VFR.

"Paul" has been getting me to look at Goo Bike.com

www.goobikeparts.com/ec-parts/search/maker/lc/1/mc/1/gn/1/

So if you open Googgle translator, you can cut and paste the Japanese descriptions, translate them into English.

Cool stuff.

The bike is almost back from the shop. I will have to figgur out how to post a video of me finally riding it down the street soon.

YAAAAYYYYY!!

That Goo site def has some nice stuff.
glad to hear that u are riding again, and the bike is moving forward.

I am sitting in the Las Vegas airport waiting for the airborne Greyhound bus. Spent a few days at the SEMA show, got to meet Bryan Fuller (he is a builder on TV) the bikes he built are amazing when seen in person, a couple of Honda CB fours.

Very nice guy. SEMA had a great collection of bikes, but they were scattered all over, they should really have a bike section.

I talked with a Dynatek rep, he does not recall my e-mail regarding the issue, but with the typical "CALIFORNIA" smile promised all would be well. Hmmmmm.....?

Ignition updates to follow. If you ever get the chance to go to SEMA I highly recommend it.

Update on Ignition..

I talked with a fella name of "Larry" from Dyna at Sema, he told me to e-mail the situation to him.

Larry got back to me, and explained what was going on. So so far it is thumbs up for Customer service at Dyna.

Still waiting on the replacement box. Bike is good to go, needs headlight and tailight.

Thanks Larry.