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| Warm ‘Crack Filler’ a Hazard Riding? |
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Posted by: widude - 07-08-2020, 09:48 AM - Forum: General Discussion
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Just wanted to see if anyone else has an opinion. I was out riding the other day, temps in the mid 90’s, very warm pavement. I was doing a gentle turn, one road to the next at an intersection.
I felt the front tire slip a little, well short of anything close to losing it. I noticed I had turned on about a 3” vein of the rubberized type/ asphalt ‘crack filler’. I had taken this warm crack filler more parallel, as opposed to crossing at a right angle.
At the time I felt if I had more turn, speed, or ‘cornering’ It could very well be an issue. This crack filler seemed to be at least a year or two on the road, not this year anyway. Of course it was warmed up with 95 degrees and full sun.
I’m up on loose sand, gravel, even grass on the road, has warm crack filler been a hazard too, or is it just in my mind? Maybe it’s just me?
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| Valve Clearances tightening |
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Posted by: bflint - 07-08-2020, 02:35 AM - Forum: Mechanical & Technical
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My exhaust valve clearances have tightened over time to the point they are at the minimum recommended clearance of .010. I thought they should loosen instead of tighten. Does anybody have any thoughts on this? Also, am I over expectant to think that the dealer/mech should have adjusted the Exhaust valves to their mid value of .011?
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Honda Mfg Clearances (Ex spec: 010-012, In spec: 005-007)
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10/18/2016 Mileage = 11,532
#1: Ex 012-012, In 006-007
#2: Ex 011-011, In 006-007
#3: Ex 012-012, In 007-007
#4: Ex 012-012, In 006-007
Note: 1st check.
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8/4/2018 Mileage = 29,181
#1: Ex 28-28 (011-011), In 18-18 (007-007)
#2: Ex 28T-28 (011-011), In 18-18 (007-007)
#3: Ex 28-28 (011-011), In 18-18 (007-007)
#4: Ex 28L-28 (011-011), In 18-18 (007-007)
Note: Exhaust a little tighter. Intake a little looser.
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3/17/2020 Mileage = 42,500
# All: Ex 010, In 006 } Service Dept front desk lost details 
Note: All much tighter. Exhaust clearances at minimum tolerances.
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| Oil Comparison ? |
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Posted by: bflint - 07-08-2020, 02:16 AM - Forum: Mechanical & Technical
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Has anyone on this forum done an oil comparisons like the Goldwing guy below did in 2014?
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LINK: https://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ub...torcycle_o
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Just for the heck of it I have run the following tests of motorcycle oils over a 4000 mile range on my 2012 Honda Goldwing.
1. Honda GN4- pretty good basic oil, notchy shifting from the start. The infamous missing from first to second gear was also pretty bad.
2. Motul 5100 JASO-MA- very good oil. Very smooth shifting and very good pull on acceleration. Would be my second choice for running with this bike.
3. Motul 5100 JASO-MA2- Did not like the new formula. Pull was not as good in high revs. Still had the smooth shifting but the bike preferred the older formula.
4. Honda HP4S- Actually pretty good. Strong acceleration but notchy shifting. Did not run it as long as the others but I think for the Goldwing a good choice.
5. Castrol Power 1 RS- Never used a oil that made the bike feel like the clutch was slipping but this oil did. A very smooth oil when running in low RPMs but whack the throttle and RPMs reved up with little pull. Do not like it.
6. Valvoline 4 stroke dino- Utterly shocked how the bike ran on this oil. Very smooth shifting, excellent pull and acceleration at high RPMs. No vibration.
This was the best yet.
7. Rotella T6- Good oil but felt alot of vibration back through the bike when riding for long periods of time.
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| Spotted in Park Ridge, IL 7.5.2020 |
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Posted by: emptysea - 07-08-2020, 12:59 AM - Forum: General Discussion
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Returning from a long riding weekend in Wisconsin and making my third-to-last turn before home, I spotted a 2013 CB1100 heading in the opposite direction on Busse Highway. First time I recall seeing within my town's borders. It was 95f out and we'd been riding for 5+ hours so I didn't not pull a U-turn and chase him down. LOL
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| Price Guidance |
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Posted by: glenncal1_imp - 07-06-2020, 01:47 AM - Forum: General Discussion
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Hey Guys- thinking about selling by 2013 CB1100. Have no idea what the market is for these bikes now. Looking for a suggested pricing point. Bike has under 5K miles, is in great shape (A-/B++). Samuririder fairing and a few other minor mods. I will definitely post for sale here with a much more detailed description. Just trying to get a starting point. Thanks
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