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The C-14, aka Kawasaki Concours-14, the new one :) => Accessories and modifications - C14/GTR 1400 => Topic started by: MGvalerio on July 13, 2012, 03:44:05 PM
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Here in Italy with BI-XENON on my C14 are outlawed ...... >:(
http://youtu.be/zu025CjHJ4w (http://youtu.be/zu025CjHJ4w)
MGvalerio. 8)
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Can we communicate in English?? I do not understand the Italian language.
Thanks,
ralphn0
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I think he means he is trying a new motor oil called BI-XENON, and it seems to be the 6000 weight, deluxe type.
Best of luck with that oil sir but I think it is a bit too thick for starting; the engine is really going to turn over slowly if at all.
Brian
Can we communicate in English?? I do not understand the Italian language.
Thanks,
ralphn0
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I think he means he is trying a new motor oil called BI-XENON, and it seems to be the 6000 weight, deluxe type.
Best of luck with that oil sir but I think it is a bit too thick for starting; the engine is really going to turn over slowly if at all.
Man, you have been feisty lately, Brian!
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Maybe he's telling us it glows in the dark!!!
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Feisty? Beats me. It just struck me as amusing to translate (OK, twist) the original post into an oil thread. For better or worse I shared that amusement.
Now I am off to the oil threads and see what conclusions and pronouncements are available.
Brian
Man, you have been feisty lately, Brian!
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Man, you have been feisty lately, Brian!
You know max', I was thinking the same thing. I was wondering if they gave him something
in that emergency room that had a lasting side effect. Brian is starting to remind me of that Twilight Zone
episode (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Parallel) where the Astronaut comes back to earth and he seems to be the same, but something just seems a little off.
Not in a bad way, just a little different.
Maybe we should get in touch with andrea and get her take? :-\
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??? Nah, me same guy. The whole hospital thing was actually a very positive, non- traumatic experience. Besides, as long as you can resist the voices in your head, no matter how good the ideas sound, you are OK.... right?
If you want, I can check in with Kirby but I suspect he hasn’t noticed any changes either.
Brian
You know max', I was thinking the same thing. I was wondering if they gave him something
in that emergency room that had a lasting side effect. Brian is starting to remind me of that Twilight Zone
episode (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Parallel) where the Astronaut comes back to earth and he seems to be the same, but something just seems a little off.
Not in a bad way, just a little different.
Maybe we should get in touch with andrea and get her take? :-\
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??? Nah, me same guy. The whole hospital thing was actually a very positive, non- traumatic experience. Besides, as long as you can resist the voices in your head, no matter how good the ideas sound, you are OK.... right?
If you want, I can check in with Kirby but I suspect he hasn’t noticed any changes either.
Brian
Resist the voices? :o
I embrace their ideas; they almost always have good ones...
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as long as you can resist the voices in your head, no matter how good the ideas sound, you are OK.... right?
The voices can be resisted? Really? As Johnny Carson would say, "I did not know that."
If you want, I can check in with Kirby but I suspect he hasn’t noticed any changes either.
No, Kirby would not be my first choice for this sort of thing. ;D