[vdubill]

stlStallion,

depending on what it is you might want to research it first like I DID NOT DO. This could save you money, like in my case $70 for something I could have figured out myself. somebody has a repair manual posted that could prolly point you in the right direction.

[rwcreigh]

GET A MANUAL! they are not hard to work on

[vdubill]

Well I finally got my bike back up and running after three weeks. The sprocket cover was a quite easy fix and the pushrod did just that. All in all with the overpriced shop it cost about $118 dollars to fix. W/o the shop it would have been around $50. Next time I will come here first. Thanks guys.

[rwcreigh]

glad to here you got going.