Soviet Steeds

Rich Maund Road Sofa and sidecar seat. I also have his sidecar door and cover.

windmill wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 17, 2020 4:50 pm

There's such a wide variety of "truth" about ethanol, we're all free to choose what "truth" best suits our individual needs, and ideology.

This morning in my town E10 is selling for $2.379/gallon and E0 is selling for $2.729/gallon. Both are 87 octane. Even with the reduction in MPG it is still cheaper to run E10.

I have used ethanol in both of my Urals, 2000 and 2007. Here in the land of corn we have a choice of 87 octane with or without 10% ethanol. Myself and a couple of other Ural drivers here in Iowa use ethanol almost all of the time. When Lloyd Colleman was still alive he would get the best MPG I have ...

It is not a Patrol but a Tourist.

Ammo wrote: ↑

Fri Dec 20, 2019 10:04 pm

none used on mine - just straps

The side valve has only about 25 horsepower compared to the whooping 32 horsepower of the OHV.

I’m guessing that you must be from Texas. Are you thinking of having a bike shipped to you or going to get it yourself? A fly and ride is not a good option for a lot of the country right now unless you are willing to deal with the cold and possible snow.

Those are only changes since IMWA has been the importer. How far back do you want to go? 1993 when CMSI started to import them or 1943 when they first went into production?

$19,999 plus freight and dealer prep! I remember when a person could afford to buy a Ural with out taking out a second mortgage.

It is a little late for you now, but you should of cleaned out and re=packed the new bearing using Krytox grease. Here are the search results for Krytox: https://www.sovietsteeds.com/forums/search.php?keywords=Krytox I think I used DuPont/Chemours Krytox GPL 207—PTFE Thickener https://www.mcmaster.c...

Living in Iowa is probably a useful place to use one. You must of never been to Iowa. If you try riding a bicycle across you will soon find out it is not flat. Plus the wind blows all of the time. Iowa is flatter where the glaciers smoothed it down some but is still not flat. http://topocreator.com...

Many types have been used over the years. Everything from an o-ring that applies friction between the throttle and the brake/mirror mount. Then there are these: https://entermoto.com/best-motorcycle-cruise-control Or the Vista type cruise control/throttle lock: https://www.amazon.com/Sound-Off-Recre...

sagerat wrote: ↑

Sun Nov 10, 2019 2:02 pm

Dang, those are some serious trucks, Alex.

enjoy

outrider wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 11, 2019 3:36 am

Lee Pape wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 06, 2019 9:46 am

What happened to the big wooden crates?

Thinking of getting a new one Lee?

No! In fact I have been thinking about getting rid of ours even.