Date: October 27, 2004
Topic: looking for enfield in Texas
Message: Hi I am looking for a 2nd hand Enfield in the Houston,TX area. Let me know if you are selling.
Dennis
email: vdijkray@peoplepc.com
Date: October 25, 2004
Topic: diesel enfields
Message: I am interested in finding a diesel enfield but live in Colorado and there is no sight of one. Any info on those or conversion of a gasoline to diesel would be most helpful, thank you.
email: zeeko0@yahoo.com
Date: October 25, 2004
Topic: Bullet Humor
Message: I was reading various messages submitted by bullet owners when I came upon (Flat Tire Survival), July 2003. It is well written and will afford a smile and a moment or two of laughter as you discover what this bullet owner experienced fixing his bike on the road. If he isn't a professional writer, he should be! ! ! !
email: waiteneil@comcast.net
Date: October 18, 2004
Topic: New Bullet 65
Message: I just bought mine and can't wait to start the run in process. I'm curious about all the interest in how fast the bullet will go. 55 to 65 is ok for this type machine. Those who crave more speed on 2 wheels appear to me to be "a tad short of a load". Probably never went down on the pavement, etc. This is the type of bike to cruise hill and dale on secondary roads enjoying the smell of new mown hay etc. I agree with your recommendations about interstate highway travel. If a boring 70 to 80 mph ride on divided highway is their thing, don't buy one of these little "one lungers"
email: waiteneil@comcast.net
Date: October 18, 2004
Topic: Trade?
Message: I'd like to score one of these bikes...But i need to trade, as finances are low...i've got a hotrod car and a Suzuki Bandit 1200 S to trade.....
email: rugger84@juno.com
Date: October 14, 2004
Topic: I miss my Enfield
Message: I used to ride an Enfield Bullet back in India & I literally fell in love with that machine...now I'm in the US I can only dream about my Enfield. Its sound was like music to my ears..how I used to hesitate just to switch off the engine!!...I miss my baby sooooo much....
email: mr_scientist@rediffmail.com
Date: October 14, 2004
Topic: Carburetor
Message: What are the factory recommendations for a main jet size and needle position if you change to a K&N filter? Thanks
email: timberwolf_farley@yahoo.com
There is not a single answer for this question. It depends upon many things
such as where you live altitude wise, what other modifications have been done
to the bike etc. The correct way to do this job is to install a jet and then
run the bike on the road. Cut off the ignition and come to a stop and check your
spark plugs color. As far as a range goes, I would suggest that somewhere
between a 155 - 125 main jet should be abut correct.
Date: October 8, 2004
Topic: Archives Plus
Message: How come I can't get your August/Sept. messages? They were up for a few days, then,,,pffft! Also, whats' the deal with your chat section? Just purchased a 2004 Sixty-Five. Really (really) love it and want to pick some heads about nuances and idiosyncrasies. Steve
email: saewulf1@juno.com
Date: October 5, 2004
Topic: New rider wannabe
Message: Most of my experience is with Japanese and italian bikes and I haven't riden in about 20 years up until this summer. i bought a small motorized bike that i've been riding (about 40 mph top speed) and borrowed a friends honda 750 for a few weeks just to see if I was still interested (of course I was). I came across the enfield on ebay and really like the style so I did the search thing and found this site. I'm mostly interested in long distance riding (plus back and forth to work of course) and wonder how they hold up and how much tightening and wrenching they usually require. I live in indiana so this is mainly summer time transportation (I only put about 50 miles on my car this summer (almost 2000 miles on the poor little motorized bike). So I will ride exclusively during those months. I'd be purchasing the Classic 500cc Bullet ES (new) with single saddle.
email: vbsmug@adsnet.com
Date: October 1, 2004
Topic: top speed on royal enfields?
Message: just curious, what kinda of top speeds to these fine looking things get?
email: benjamindavismurphy@hotmail.com
The Royal Enfield Bullet will go 70-75mph, BUT that is wide open. It is meant to cruise at 55-60
Date: October 1, 2004
Topic:
Message: looking for an old Military or Bullet for sale in the New York vicinity. budget:1500
email: jason@apt5a.com
Date: October 1, 2004
Topic:
Message: We are thinking about getting a motorcycle & like the looks of the R.E. We are looking for something that's as inexpensive to maintain and as reliable as our old VW's. Neither one of us has the time or mechanical ability to do repairs, so we also want something that we can get repaired without too much difficulty across the southwestern US. What do folks recommend?
email: sbrandon5@comcast.net
Topic : Royal Enfield Gear 
