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Up here a typicall well known chain is Tim Hortons, they did that decades ago. They stopped making fresh made and went with production line made and frozen, they dropped a lot of good things and kept the basics in pastries, started going away from a donut shop to a half azzed wannabe fast food...

Check out my old build thread, I have pics of the defoaming on my 96 RN, it's the same bottom deck. It'll at least give you some idea on what's inside. https://www.x-h2o.com/threads/1996-round-nose-superjet-project.106380/

Go fast parts sitting on a Speedqueen washer, nice touch to enhance the go fast element, call it a Speedking! =D

I spent a solid week at work diaging this very problem when I worked for a Kawi dealer. I ended up trying a brand new cdi and key fob, none of it changed anything. Also, Kawi does offer a cdi testing procedure but they require a crazy expensive Fluke multimeter to get the test values they state...

Still looking

And don't get me started on the grip it puts on it's zero degree bar. If we wore a c*ck ring that tight it'd probably kill us, another unfair advantage for them. So we just shmoozle the places that work the easiest, the gashole, the....dirty...hole....you're referring to, some have that foothold...

And stroking its pole isn't going to get you anywhere. It's always solid and erect...it's unfair competition even if you take those little blue pills whether you need them or not, the pole on that thing will always out last us

That would be driving the dirt roads and that's not for me...if that's your thing then ya know, no judging but just not the default location I would think of first lol =D

Well...I guess if one were to have intimate relations with a ski part the logical place to start would be sticking it in it's gashole =P

It's up to you, I think it's pretty straightforward but let me know if you want to go ahead with it

Usually when I see them they're between 30-50 but I'm interested if you don't mind shipping to Canada =)

Baaahahahaha!!