TimTheAzn

And change the hose from the reservoir to the master so you can check the fluid on the fly!

So did mine... bitch. @J_Copeland I just don't plan on riding there this year and my cert expires at the end of 2018. Needed to get rid of it.

Dude. Was. Flogging it. Hell yea!

I'm fairly confident in my carting skills. We'll see.

We will drive like the esteemed gentleman we are....

Gonna be a fun weekend. I'll head up there early friday morning. Very early, so I can get my choices of where I setup shop.

We'll ease her into it. @blue03636 Bring a helmet and close toed shoes, there may be some carting involved.

Coolant flush is easier than bleeding brakes imo.

THIS. Also, why did this lady tell Urban's wife, not go to the POLICE. The Meyers are not the POLICE.

How many can you carry if shit hits the fan?

What Todd said and theres like 25ft more of @Jester_'s 5th wheel toy hauler you cant see LOL

Yup it’s a beautiful sight.

Is it weird that I feel weird buying the trs for the grom? Like, totally overkill. But I love overkill.

If you put your bike on a trailer as much as I do, its worth its weight in gold. Actually going to pick up another trs system tonight after work.

It's not hard. You need a box wrench that'll fit the bleeder, some hose that will fit the bleeder nipple and something to catch the fluid you flush. I'd shoot for a clear hose so you can see if air bubbles are there. Many many videos online that tell you what to do. Unless you have some kind of abs system it shouldn't be a big ordeal.

Everyone knows you use ice-bullets mang. How do you match ballistics to something that no longer exists!

Damn. Dibs on Grom TRS if not sold with bike.

There are carbon lowers that are manufactured for the public. I have 3D printers at work that can interlace carbon with hard plastics or just straight up print the carbon composite stuff (I'm not the engineer, so I dont know what the technical term is for that material they showed me earlier this week) making it ridiculously strong. The piece they showed me was for milling equipment and things like HAAS machines to fasten items to it so they could be milled. (So its pretty strong.) It would be "strong enough" to do damage before it broke at the very least.

Welcome! Wont be too long until nice days start coming around and you both fight for who gets to take the bike.

Courtney Smith must be a Michigan fan... Or she will be, because she won't be able to live in Ohio much longer if this escalates

I'm not saying the availability of 3D print designs will suddenly make little jimmy that got a printer for xmas say to himself, "well now that I can print a gun, what kind of mischief can I get into." I don't believe that either. I agree that criminals will be criminals regardless of the law, 3D printers or not. All I'm saying is it'll be almost impossible to regulate the printing of these things. When you build a gun now, don't you at some point have to buy a receiver and that requires you to go through the same process as buying a gun? (Serious question, I have no idea.)

Holy crap, he lives!

I agree. While some 3D printer owners may be legitimate responsible gun owners, theres just no way (that comes to mind) how those firearms/ design files can be as easily regulated as a regular gun. Plus even if we could regulate those files, you know someone out there will reverse engineer one and make the design files anyway. Bad all around imo.

I cant wait to see what the NRA does about this. They want to get a gun in the hand of every American, however this 3D printing shit will take away money from the major gun manufacturers, the same ones that donate millions to the NRA.