I finally got my new mirror mounts. They look great and work perfectly! Let me know if anyone is intereted in a set.

I attached pictures of the prototype mirror. I will keep you up to date on how well it works out on the bike.

-Nick

I can email you pics, not sure how to post them here.

I lost my left mirror awhile back and have always been frustrated with them. I currently have a contact redesigning the mount so it will actually be useful and hold adjustment. I thought I might find out if anyone else would be interested? It wouldn't be cheap as they would run around $300 a set, bu...

It doesn't look like the screw you pictured from what I remember. I will have to take another look at it. A guy on ebay has the whole bracket and handle assembly for $70.

Mountain Home is about 40 miles east of Boise. Thanks for the reply!

My center stand grab handle broke off in my hand, does anyone have a lead on where to get a replacement bolt for it? It is definitely a specialized fastener with the threaded end machined down quite a bit smaller than the portion that the handle pivots on.

I need just the mirror glass and the plastic ball joint as well. Mine just fell off one day while riding.

Thanks for the info. I'm currently deployed to the desert and just wanted to be able to order the battery before I leave for home.

Is anyone running an odyssey battery in their 750 Paso? I have found that the PC535 fits the 906 and 907 but have not found a listing for the 750. Do they all use the same size battery?

I have finally solved my fuel return problem and road 100 trouble free miles yesterday. It sure rides well with a NOS rear shock and new fork oil/seals/dust seals. In order to get the bike to come off idle without stalling I have the fuel mixture screws set at 4 1/2 turns out. This seems to me to be...

I would like to measure the float height, but as yet nobody on this forum has come up with exactly how float height is measured and what the exact specs are. Until then I guess I'll keep fumbling around in the dark until the day a say forget it and slap the old webers back on. It sure would be nice ...

I don't really understand how exactly to connect this clear rubber hose you speak of?

The test I did with the return line I did with the gas can sitting on the ground. The problem seems to be the pressure required to send the excess pressure back into the tank is more than the floats can handle. That is why I'm trying to figure out the specs for float height and also how to measure t...

The way I have it plumbed now is: the fuel line comes out of the fuel tap, goes to a filter, then the pump, then about four or five inches of hose and then it y's off, one leg goes about a half inch then is connected to a fuel pressure regulator, then another half inch then it goes to the fuel inlet...