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21 Oct. Autumn  Ride:

Ended with a low speed body slam.The ride home was a super painful from Armstrong Cemetery, Blue Creek, OH. A 132mile 2.5 Hr. ride with Rain, Cool Temps and a "In the chest, there is a displaced left posterior fifth rib fracture". According to my CT scan today.
Side by Side rut hole: 1. - Motorcycle: 0.

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Thank you both. It's a slow prosses but get's better each day. I will be back riding soon but first I have a prostate removal Nov 15th.Getting old sucks. Looks like I will be drawing in the snow with my catheter tube for a few weeks. I will try to share my artistic yellow creations with you gent's. 🙃

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Don't be surprised if I clean out my garage this late winter and look for a lightly used gold wing to do some long distance Riding & Camping with the wife on her new Spyder. 😊 She needs a F'ing trailer.

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Changed the front brake pads on the Triumph today, because the stock Brembo pads are notoriously squeaky when coming to a slow stop.

Changing the pads requires no tools.  Just push the springs with your finger and pull out the pins, then the pads slide right out of the back of the caliper...you don't even need to remove the caliper.  

The job literally took 5 minutes👍

Pretty slick.

 

 

 

 

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20 hours ago, Tpoppa said:

Changed the front brake pads on the Triumph today, because the stock Brembo pads are notoriously squeaky when coming to a slow stop.

Changing the pads requires no tools.  Just push the springs with your finger and pull out the pins, then the pads slide right out of the back of the caliper...you don't even need to remove the caliper.  

The job literally took 5 minutes👍

Pretty slick.

 

 

 

 

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That is slick. How do the pistons on the caliper collapse?

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22 minutes ago, durk said:

That is slick. How do the pistons on the caliper collapse?

The 2 silver spring/clips in the photo...each hold a retaining pin in place.  The pins aren't visible in the photo, but slide out of the spoke side of the caliper. 

The Brembos are 4 piston, and each piston has it's own brake pad.  When removing the old pads, I used them to compress each piston a bit to make it easier to slide the new EBC HH pads in pace.

Love it when a job is easier than expected. 

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On 10/2/2023 at 10:08 PM, Pauly said:

Ordered a Saddlemen Road Sofa saddle for the Goldwing. Yes, it's heated. Used my remaining Hilton points toward it. $162 out of pocket. 

Side note: We saw a trike GL1500 just like mine, same color, same faux wood dash trim. Never thought that wood happen. 

How did you use your Hilton points to buy motorcycle parts?

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