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When I was refurbing my bike I had a broken bolt or two in the seat hinge. I carefully stripped the cover and the foam off, removed the broken bolts, had the seat pan sandblasted. I then had nuts

The nut must be totally loose on the valve stem. I back mine off and just run them out to the valve cap. When I get the time, I will repost the BMW service note on this. -- I canna'change the Law of

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Mine has always done that. Lars

Took the R90S out for a ride today as I've been ignoring it for a few weeks. Red Charge light is flickering at lower RPMs and when decelerating, but steadies out higher with no light. Any concern

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Leave that nut on the valve stem loose per BMW recommendations. Should the pressure get too low, and if the tire shifts, it will not rip out the valve stem. -- I canna'change the Law of Physics-Scotty

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Thanks! There's some sort of nut at the base of the valve stem, right? I found one of them to be super loose. I just hand tightened it down. Should I get a tool to tighten it further? wrote:

You've probably checked this out already but valves are an oft occurring problem. They can become loose or just leak. A little soap solution into the end of the valve stem might find a slow leak. Get

Hey everybody, thanks again for your replies! I'm not sure what kind of tubes, I'll ask my mechanic. In the meantime, it seems like they let air out slowly. I did just buy an upgraded tire pressure

Hi Denny I believe I have a left hand body that I’ll sell. Still digging out from Ian, so I’ll get back to you. Scott The cure for everything is salt water. Sweat, tears and the sea.

One of my floats was not working correctly and I have discovered it is because there is a crack in one of the arms holding the float in place. I am not sure how this happens, but it is what it is.

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