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I must be in the minority, but comparing all my bikes, I think the R90S is a pretty easy clutch pull. Rob

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Das Original Best regards Frank, roll on! Kirk Ratzel

In 34 years not a single person has ever commented on my K100. The first day I owned the R90S three people stopped to talk to me about it. I need to get a Do Not Touch sign to leave it on! wrote: For

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G'day Group Yep, we're still together and still wearing the same leather jacket.

James, just wait for all the adulations you bike gets. Nice bike Is that an origami color Etc. Mac Mac Kirkpatrick Glenmoore, PA "After all, what is adventure, but inconvenience, properly regarded?"

Hi James - well then you've got a stronger left hand than I do, or else your left forearm must be as big as a turkey leg! Ran Bush Nor Cal

Yes, they're running close to $100 now. Sent from the all new AOL app for Android On Tue, Jul 6, 2021 at 9:34 PM, James Wiseman via groups.io<PROSERVUS001@...> wrote: Hi.? Thanks for

Hi.? Thanks for the link to Easy Clutch. I've been riding my R90S since 1978 without issue,? but I'm 73, and it may be time.? Still no problems with the clutch, but one never knows when I may be

I grew up on a horse farm. Riding this "new" R90S is a lot like riding a new horse - both of us feeling each other out. I get the distinctive feeling when I start it up, that something really great,

I agree! I have gotten rid of several reynolds over the years [email protected]> wrote:

James, I wouldn’t recommend a Reynolds Ride Off Stand, but that’s just my opinion. It makes it very difficult to repair a flat tire with a Reynolds stand and they can get in the way of the side

That’s also good advice Richard! Todd Since we are talking about best starting procedure I will offer this tip I use. After long hiatus, say over winter or a couple of months when the float bowels

Hello James, and welcome to the club. If nobody else has mentioned this to you, look into putting an Easy Clutch on your bike. Really makes using the clutch a lot easier. It is listed as "accessory

Since we are talking about best starting procedure I will offer this tip I use. After long hiatus, say over winter or a couple of months when the float bowels are dry I crank over my bikes with the

Sorta change of subject: +1 re starting then riding w/o long warm up, GM tested this long ago, best to get moving, BUT keep the RPMs reasonable for a time. I explain it this way: when you get up in

Thanks Richard. Anyone have Reynolds ride off stand they aren’t using? [email protected]> wrote:

On the /2 is was a no-no to leave the bike on the side stand because their leaky carbs could let gas into the cylinder from the uphill side. This would wash the cylinder wall and run past the rings

Thank you Todd, as always! PS now on my ‘85 K100, it’s a different story! [email protected]> wrote: