Sleeper Agent here, I was let go in the great GS Field Agent layoff of 2024 after a 20 year career. I landed a job with a local commercial print company as IT support.
I saw these coming off the print press machines today and thought I would pop in to say Hello to an old friend.
Sleeper Agent 25364
It will go next to an XSR900 and 07 HD Softail
Last night I hot a cool dusk photo from a parking garage
PUIG Chain Adjuster - P/N: 21190A
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Bridgeport 83 degree valve stem 11.3mm
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Had a nail come through the rear, since I had the tire off I picked up some 83 degree valve stems and put on a chain adjuster to make adjustment/alignment easier.
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Wondering what the best option is to lift the front of the bike to remove the forks and triple tree.
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I have a Pitbull head lift stand but you cant remove the triple tree while using it.
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Research led me to trying to lift it using a scissor bike jack and small piece of wood placed underneath the oil pan but it becomes unstable even with the rear stand. You can see the swingarm start to lift off of the rear stand because the bike is lifted in the middle and not enough forward
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Some will say to use straps to a ceiling joist or A-frame ladder, but that doesnt seem like the best option nor do I see repair shops doing it this way.
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What am I missing?
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She likes to go see the cows, sometimes they come say Hi. Sunset from last nights walk.
This goofball is a fiend for warm clothes straight out of the dryer.