Pic of the week game

[Jedz123]

I confirm Bob.
I haven't voted and I'll cast my vote with Eli this week.
Hydraulic Sandwichs FTW.

[Baatfam]

I confirm Bob.
I haven't voted and I'll cast my vote with Eli this week.
Hydraulic Sandwichs FTW.

Thanks Justin, for the tie breaker....

Eli69 is our winner! Eli, you're up again. What ya got?

[Eli69]

zomg! You guys are stretching my mental capacity here. I am glad ya like my simple pictures though. Our riding pictures and selfies are memories of what makes us happy, especially these days. I'll come up with something soon as I can. Thanks again.

[Eli69]

Try this... "State of Confusion" or maybe "What did I get Myself Into?"

I'm reasonably confident working on my old GS's but what am I gonna do with this mess???...(looks expensive too)

[gustovh]

The guy in the pic that hasn't seen a barber in a while. Is that your buddy Shaun that rode with us? Liked him ...really cool guy.

Yes it is.

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[Redman]

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I viewed pic by starting looking at steering neck and working way down
... electrical connectors, nope, dont look familiar
... flat metal box of some sort, nope, dont look familiar
... something with metal piping and fittings, nope, dont look familiar
... grey plastic box with heavy electrical cable connections, ah, um, maybe battery
... hum, rounded box with cover, maybe air box, with connectors, oh, OH, hey, I recognize that connector, ..... and, yah, I have seen a partial view of a battery like that...oh, now I recognize, cylinders sticking out both sides, oh, look fuel injector throttle bodys on each side
... Oh, I remember finding that connector broke the first day with the RT.... oh, I recall the feeling of not knowing what anything was. . .

But have no pics of that occasion

[Redman]

Try this... "State of Confusion" or maybe "What did I get Myself Into?"
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Although I have had many many of those occasions, I typically dont take a photo at the moment of such occurs.
Will see what I can find.

Will be interesting to see the pics

[Redman]

When pulling swing arm back, out falls this nut - with part of a bolt in it yet (or that is what I though at that moment).....

I had about no idea what that was, nor what it meant.
Even though I was disassembling because I knew was some problem in there, and folks here (bwringer and others) had tried to explain to me what I might find.
THen the flange (on left) came out also. Hey, that is suppose to be held in place by a nut on the threaded end of the secondary gear. . . . Oh, Oh, now, oh, now I am starting to understand.... Oh, Oh...... what, what have I gotten into? THis is more than I can deal with.

THe picture itself does not convey that, unless you are familiar with what are seeing and know what it should be like, and know what has happened, and know that I did not understand that as the part fell out.

[marvinsc]

850 in the woods by Scott Marvin, on Flickr

Taken several years ago near Kentucky Lake. My thinking was "Well I got back here, now can I get back out"?..............

[gustovh]

Chilly??? We had to wait until 10am to go for the ride that morning so that it would warm up to 4 (35) and this was he first week in September! Lol

Sandy, that?s why it?s called the ice cube rally.

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[Eli69]

When pulling swing arm back, out falls this nut - with part of a bolt in it yet (or that is what I though at that moment).....

I had about no idea what that was, nor what it meant.
Even though I was disassembling because I knew was some problem in there, and folks here (bwringer and others) had tried to explain to me what I might find.
THen the flange (on left) came out also. Hey, that is suppose to be held in place by a nut on the threaded end of the secondary gear. . . . Oh, Oh, now, oh, now I am starting to understand.... Oh, Oh...... what, what have I gotten into? THis is more than I can deal with.

THe picture itself does not convey that, unless you are familiar with what are seeing and know what it should be like, and know what has happened, and know that I did not understand that as the part fell out.

I think I had that exact problem on my gs850. Quite the learning experience. The weird thing is it got me home like that. Probably about 40 miles.

[steve murdoch]

Having only ever rebuilt 1 or 2 cylinder engines..."what have i got myself into?".....a big bore kit for a CBX.

[1978GS750E]

Yeah, this was one of those times!

[gustovh]

I bought my 1100G in 2014 and couldn't for the life of me figure out why the oil cooler is mounted like this?



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[cowboyup3371]

For someone who understands how network traffic passes between systems but can't tell you which color wire the electrons use to make that passage (and yes I'm kidding), this first time into my headlight bucket was very daunting. Thankfully I can finally spell electricity.

Wiring in headlight bucket cropped by Scott Baker, on Flickr