I can't believe I actually put the bike back together and had it start on the first try! Nerve-wrecking I tell you!
Now I just have to take it on the road to see if the speedo stopped rattling. To tell you the truth I'm not to sure about that one yet, I keep on thinking maybe I forgot something or put it back together wrong. No fun finding out on the road!
The weird thing is that when I got the bike the owner told me that there was something wrong with the bike, namely it ran cold. He suggested I leave the choke pulled out all the way until the bike was really warm (hot). Sometimes even after 30 minutes I still couldn't push in the choke cause the engine would start dying. Now when I started her up with the choke out, it sounded like it was drowning so I pushed it back in. It actually idled without dying! How is that possible? I didn't change anything! I sure hope it stays this way though.

I'm not sure what blowing the webs out of it means, but it was nothing major. The speedo rattled and I had to take the tank, petc0ck and some other things off. Which for someone who works on bikes a lot is nothing, but for me was quite a challenge seeing as I have never done this before. But my mom always said where there is a will there is a way, so here I went.

Thrilling to go into the unknown & survive, isn't it? Congratulations!

Some talent doesn't hurt.  You got it babe.  

It came in a PDF file, cool! I saved it and will read it this afternoon after I"m pau (done) work.
It is a sunny day out there, so I’m going to take the bike to work. I replaced the vacuum hose so I hope it won’t die on me. (good excuse not to make it to work though!) I haven't heard back from the Suzuki shop in town regarding the front fork seal, and if he has any in stock. I tell you sometimes I wonder if they leave the phone off the hook on purpose so they don't need to answer it. (line's  always busy)