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If I don't have scratches, cuts and scabs on my hands, I haven't been playing mechanic for a while! :oops:

Have fun in the Hill country. Good riding there, but keep an eye for the deer. They like to try and ride with you!

1965 Opel Kadett. Took 2 days to get thru an intersection from a stop. On the highway going downhill could get to about 65, but would be doing about 35 when you got to the top of the next hill. Biggest hunk of junk you ever saw.

Prayers sent your way, Joe.

Welcome from the southeastern corner of the state!

Lubbock is a crazy place to drive, but about an hour and a half north of there is Palo Duro Canyon. That is a beautiful place to go. I live 105 miles west of there and my parents live in Lubbock. We go over there for our box store shopping cuz there ain't crap around here any closer. Big town...

CM sounds a lot like Dr. Smith from "Lost in Space". Uses a lot of $20 words to say nothing. :smilie_happy: :smilie_happy: :smilie_happy:

Wife has MS and can't take the heat anymore, so we just stay home in the A/C. Kinda makes it nice for the rest of the family - No plans = weekend farm hand. Somebody has to feed and take care of the horses while everyone else goes out of town to play. :fiddle: :fiddle: :fiddle: Maybe get a...

The Soldier stood and faced God, Which must always come to pass. He hoped his shoes were shining, Just as brightly as his brass. 'Step forward now, Soldier, How shall I deal with you? Have you always turned the other cheek? To My Church have you been true?' The soldier squared his shoulders...

I was thinking the same thing, Brian. Even had bays set up for painting and all the tools you would ever need!

My son's '83 1100A.

Finally got the C5 installed. Now to put the rear end back to gether. :yahoo:

Couldn't get my fat fingers in to get the bolts out without removing the swing arm. Now I just have to remember how it all goes back together. Working on Navy aircraft was so much easier than trying to get this bike back in running shape, but I should be there soon! :beg:

OK, thank you. I'll try it in the morning. :thanks:

Thanks Brian, but once all the guts are removed and the large spacer installed what does the circuit board part of it screw in to to hold it in place?

:salute: Sounds good!

Yippeeee! Finally got that :sensored: :sensored: :sensored: cer clip off and the swingarm removed on my 1100. Got the old ignition stuff removed and totally confused myself on how to install the C5 :read: in the old housing. Finally gave up and am looking for any pictures of how it should...

An easy way to do it is, while the picture is on your screen, Hold down the Ctrl button and push the Print Screen key. Then open a new word or wordpad document, right click your mouse on a blank spot in the document and select paste.

European style. It was built for the Hogs Back Brewery in England to advertise their ale.