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  1. J

    Bad site

    The tools are expensive, but there are ways around it. Farm and tractor supply has the very large hex socket for the front pulley. Was quoted (IRC) $108 at HD. It was $12 at Tractor store! When doing the cases back together, there is a spring loaded (I think neutral switch) that they suggest you...
  2. J

    Wow. Alot of new guys!!

    Just joined this one, but had been on Badweb for a while. Had two XB12R's (one went down and the other was being rebuilt at the same time) and should have never gotten rid of them. I must admit that when the tubers came out, I wasn't impressed (more of a numbers guy back then), but got my XB and...
  3. J

    Is this an okay price for this bike?

    ^^^Yep! Too bad for me, tax money comes at the end of winter. At least in the south (NC), end of winter is after February for the most part...Could of had some sweet deals just a few months ago!
  4. J

    Fuel Mileage?

    I had an 04 XB12R with K&N, race Exhaust and Map and would get in the 50's regularly. Man! What other 1200cc bike can do that?? Miss it :(
  5. J

    Rear Brembo bleeding

    http://www.apriliaforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=15500 Much credit given to the OP of this write up as he knows much shit! Scroll down and you will see the two positions. May help and may not, but let me know the results please.
  6. J

    Rear Brembo bleeding

    Been a lurker for some time but thought I might chime in on this. There is a sticky thread on an Aprilia forum that mentions postitioning the rear brake (Brembo) two different ways to get the optimum bleed. One releases air from the the line and the other from the cylinder chamber. I can try to...
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