Do not lay the bike over on it's side to change out the rear time with a full tank of fuel. I know that is common knowledge but I let it slip and made a puddle, very dangerous. Got it back up and now have to ride it out or find a drain line or go purchase a siphon hose. crap!
Been there done that. In my case I wanted to ride out the gas but the old tire had damage so I risked laying it down. The guy that does my tires tells me just leave it and he will call me in a couple of days. In the meantime the gas started oozing out and stinking up my neighborhood. I covered the bike with a couple of layers of plastic holding it down with bricks which helped a lot. I shortly after got a used rear F6B wheel on ebay.
This "lay the bike over" thing... what is that?Originally Posted by 2wheelsforme
Took 3 gal out and the job is done. New rubber for tomorrows ride.
Nice Mike. I wish I could of been there to watch you get'er done! I just had the front tire replaced but took it to Turn One over this way.
Maybe see you out and about.
Give a holler and lets ride to lunch or something. Here is the bike resting easy after getting some of the fuel removed. New pads on the front Wednesday and new rubber on the back today. Fresh oil next week before I head out for coal country. IMG_6121.jpg
How do I turn that back 90 deg. the way I have it on my computer?
Are you heading up to WV? I grew up in southern WV (Lincoln County) and still have family and friends back there. I love to ride in WV, especially in the fall. Have a safe trip!!!
2016 F6B Deluxe
Jupiter Orange Metallic
Yes will be in Tazwell the 2nd night and will ride the Back Of The Dragon twice. Then a visit to the River Gorge by Fayetteville and on thru both Monorigahela (spl) and George Washington Forest.
Enjoy! Wish I were going to be there also,
2016 F6B Deluxe
Jupiter Orange Metallic
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