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suho mesa (nonklr)
Posted: Sun May 13, 2012 9:56 am
by mark ward
Hey all
I was at a new Bosnian restaurant /bakery/store and picked up some "SUHO MESA" Yummy
(literaly= Dryed meat) Smoked beef
But unlike Beef jerky it is NOT heavy in salt, nitrates, sugar etc.,
It's natualy smoked like "THE OLD DAYS"
I have an E to find oiut how long it last without refrigeration, since I found it in the fridge dept.
If truely like the OLD DAYS, Thats why they smoked meats, NO fridge.
So I figure a HEATHY(er) snack for the road.
www.meathub.com also says LEAN & ORGANTIC.
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[glds] drz400 transmission
Posted: Tue May 15, 2012 6:02 am
by mark ward
1 shifting issue & 1 OILTHREAD to help.
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PS:
Many of us have started running Castrol RS race, full synthetic, everyone(me included) have seen a substantial improvement in shift effort.
Best Regards
Paul Chandler
Mobile 313 995 8310
From: glds-bounces@... [mailto:glds-bounces@...] On Behalf Of JEFF FOX
Sent: Monday, May 14, 2012 10:50 PM
To: GLDS Members Email List
Subject: [GLDS] Transmission
I had the engine on my DRZ 400 completely rebuilt. Top end, bottom end, and entire transmission, not the clutch. It s still impossible to get neutral on the bike. It used to go into neutral SUPER easy before the rebuild. The clutch lever is adjusted correctly for free play. I have also adjusted it a few different ways to see if it makes a difference. If the bike always had a hard time finding neutral then that would be understandable. But that s not the case with this bike. What can I do to make it go into neutral correctly? What else can I check or adjust?
FROM,
JEFF FOX
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