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  1. SneakyDingo

    Aerostitch Gascard (CT125 edition)

    Links: The OG 3D CAD model if you want to download it (+ instructions on how to mod it for a different bike's chain sag) I have a real problem with vapor recovery nozzles in my state combined with the CT125. It's not so bad when it's dry, but when it's wet it's harder to hold those back, pump...
  2. SneakyDingo

    The end of an era: wing walking flights in the USA

    Ref: https://www.seattletimes.com/business/faa-halts-sequim-wing-walking-flights-revokes-owners-pilot-license/ Have you ever heard of an idea and thought, "I better do that before they make it illegal?" For me, it was wing walking. You know, those old barnstormers and daredevils of old, playing...
  3. SneakyDingo

    Wouter-jan Van Dijk runs the Baja 1000 with no pit crew, no prior SCORE experience, on a used bike, a hand written number, and finishes in under 50h.

    https://www.thecheckeredflag.co.uk/2023/11/wouter-jan-van-dijk-becomes-baja-1000-folk-hero/ There's a bunch of stories going on right now about this guy that makes for a really fun read. If you need a smile and a chuckle, give his name a google and read some of the stories coming up.
  4. SneakyDingo

    KeyMe kiosk key duplication?

    Has anyone tried one of those automatic kiosk key duplications on the CT125 key?
  5. SneakyDingo

    Sold CT125 2023 $3999 (Las Cruces, NM)

    Just saw this sitting on the showroom floor. If you’re interested call 575-524-3626. Brand new.
  6. SneakyDingo

    SR244 Tires - Max pressure 41 psi, or 33 psi? (see photos)

    Alright folks, so we have a bit of a discrepancy going. @bryanchurch06 and I were discussing this while I was at work - I knew that @dmonkey has mentioned the max tire pressure of the SR244's in the past is 33 psi, gleaned from a bunch of sites. I realized after I got home I actually had a spare...
  7. SneakyDingo

    Single use bolts/washers/etc on this bike?

    Something @dmonkey mentioned Got me thinking: is there a list of the single use items for this bike? So I could do something like get that list, find where it's used, and then generate a second list of maintenance items where I need to be aware that I should replace something rather than reuse...
  8. SneakyDingo

    Key difficult to insert and remove

    I'm assuming I need to add some graphite lubricant but before I do that, is this the right idea? Both my regular key and the master key that I never use stick, so it's not the key, it's the other end.
  9. SneakyDingo

    Saying your bike is 9hp is wrong

    Donkey power was a unit suggested back in 1884 (not that seriously) to address the question of how to handle units of power measurement in lesser power machines. While it never really took off, it does seem reasonable to treat these little red motorcycles with the respect they deserve. The...
  10. SneakyDingo

    I finally saw another CT125 in the wild! (Ballard, Seattle)

    Sadly no photo though. Was zipping through Ballard heading to Tacoma Screw when they rode past. Did a uey, took a couple of guesses as to where they were heading, and pulled up alongside at the light with a big grin on my face. Mysterious stock CT125 rider in the Ballard area, if you are on the...
  11. SneakyDingo

    Packout + 4800 case

    DISCLAIMER: This is prototype level work. Copy at your own risk. First off, my idea: An Apache 4800 case mounted to a Packout base. Why would you even do such a thing?! I wanted a waterproofed enclosed case for light duty hauling that I could take with me and I didn't want it to look like a...
  12. SneakyDingo

    Not bikes related, but I did a thing

    Today I did something I've been trying to do for 8 years.
  13. SneakyDingo

    Extremely tight step assembly (footpeg bits) bolts?

    Today I went to drop the step assembly from my bike. There's a lot of videos on people doing this because there's two "common" things that involve dropping these bolts out - rotating the shift lever, and installing the shift support. DaBinChi Rotate shift lever DaBinChi installing the shift...
  14. SneakyDingo

    SomeGuyRides tackles East Coast BDRs

    TL,DR: Ang, aka @SomeGuyRides on here and Youtube, has been prepping his RE Himalayan for rolling up the East Coast BDRs The Himalayan started suffering some ongoing issue that prevented it from running well He dropped it off for servicing and after getting the runaround, it looks like Little...
  15. SneakyDingo

    Milwaukee Packout - how are you mounting it to the rack?

    Topic says it all. The holes don't line up with the rack mounted holes so... is there something more permanent than zip ties that I'm missing?
  16. SneakyDingo

    CT125 goes to Mt. Rainier

    Route (approximate; there were some detours): https://ridewithgps.com/routes/40184743 Distance: 333.7 mi (mapped is 348 mi, I probably made a mistake somewhere, like the exact location of where things went wrong, etc). Fuel / MPG: 2.8 gal @ 119 mpg. Time: 10h26m riding, 12h (exactly) door to...
  17. SneakyDingo

    Should you buy it? Honda Extended Warranty Specifics - deep dive, contract wordage, and whether you should get it or not. Reason #7 will surprise you!

    This post will not be maintained, and I request this be moved and pinned to the most appropriate forum. ---- I've mentioned this a few times. I bought the extended warranty from Honda Care when I purchased my motorcycle because it was cheap'ish and had a feature that I felt was very applicable...
  18. SneakyDingo

    The other, other bike that started it all for me: '63 Model 50

    I recently went back to see my parents and snapped a photo of the other, other motorcycle that made me think, "I want the CT125, not something else like the CT110." Dad got this running in 2008 after it was in long storage back, a long stroke 350cc Norton '63 Model 50. It would probably rival...
  19. SneakyDingo

    When the trip to the dog park doesn't quite go as planned...

    We had a bit of rain yesterday morning, but the evening dried up enough for me to swing over to Marymoor Dog Park, taking my little dog with me. She normally rides in a backpack with me blocking the wind, which also keeps her a tiny bit warmer. We got there, and everything was pretty normal...
  20. SneakyDingo

    Revzilla doing the dirty low blows with their latest email

    Their product placement is just a little too perfect, although it most definitely was a lie. They had nothing. I'm taking suggestions though. Seeing a lot of people installing the Diablo seat, no one has actually left comments about whether we get, say, Honda Monkey level comfort from it though...
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