Recent content by Tonypil

DINO says that he knows that you speak the truth, be he wishes that you had picked him instead...

Yes Knob, both of those lifts are good, but because of a back injury and several knee surgeries, it's difficult for me to get down on the floor and up again, although I would rather do my own maintenance than take a bike to a dealer or independent mechanic. This is why I use the Harbor Freight...

This looks good, Knob, but it still only gets the DINO up about 34cm and costs 132 Euro (plus shipping, I suppose), quite pricy. This shop, MotoBike, is a good resource for the DINO. Revzilla (Philadelphia, PA) has an unbelievable selection of OEM Honda parts for the DINO and I have gotten...

I can't disagree with your photos, Knob. It looks like #10003271 would do the job, at least get the bike off the ground and level. Actually, your garage/workshop looks cleaner than my kitchen. The truth is that I asked him specifically if he would recommend the unit that you described...

Knob, I thought that the Rothewald would be a good investment, but before ordering it, I wrote to the manufacturer, and their technical support people discouraged the use of their support on the DINO. Here is their response: From: [email protected] <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, June 20...

Ditto. Thanks, Knob.

Thank you, Knob. This looks interesting and may give me just the lift that I need, if only 28 cm (better than 0). Have you used this lift on your DINO or know of anyone who has, without damaging the frame? I have sent a query to the Louis company and will report what they tell me. Thanks again...

I will try to do that this week. I am having surgery on my right knee (thanks to the last MSF course I took =, which led me to buy the Dino and take my test at a DMV, and my right knee is painful, but if the weather isn't too bad, I'll give it a try this week and report back. Regarding gears...

I appreciate all of your input, fellow DINO riders. I wish that the bike ran and decelerated smoothly, like other bikes I have owned, I cannot slow down for a traffic stop without all the bucking and jerking, and without a clutch lever, all I can do to get a smooth slowdown is put it in...

WOW! Lots of technical information here, unfortunately way over my head. I appreciate your help. How do I determine if my DN-01 has one or two probes, and where are they located on the bike? Do I need to install the power device (06-010-0196A) in the bike and where does it attach? I apologize...

Thanks, Gizmo. It DOES happen around that speed. Why does the trans do that?

Well, the weather was nice earlier this week, so I took a break restoring and repairing past sins on the Dino and decided to ride it a bit. I was very impressed with the smoothness, the quick jump for the traffic lights and the handling of the bike. I took a ~200-mile ride with a buddy at...

If you go to Revzilla, they have every OEM part for the bike, including an official Honda dipstick, unique to the DN-01. I ordered body parts that were badly scuffed, worn bolts and screws, filters and new tires from them. Fast free delivery and returns and good customer service and advice, if...

I saw this one on Amazon and decided to go for a more rugged handlebar mount https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01LWDCSIZ/ref=ppx_od_dt_b_asin_title_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I also considered one with a reservoir mount, as I have that type on my Gold Wing, but I'm happy with the Roam mount so far.

I will. Ride dafe.