Cheech

I prefer m-m-m-MONSTER SNAP! I also used to play entirely too much Unreal Tournament.

Pretty good. Right shoulder and upper arm is still a little sore, but that's where I hit. Everything else seems to be firing on all cylinders. Thanks for asking.

What's up with you? Haven't seen you in a bit.

I don't think he knows anything else but attention whoring.

No kidding. If I still had 3K to throw around, I'd be on that as well.

Is this the pre-bike night ride tomorrow? If so, I won't be able to, work.

Wow, you don't waste any time, do you? Were you posting from the drive home?

As Zoolander said, I need to tame the beast before I let it out of the cage...

I just got the tires and brake pads in today, going to grab some stands and get this stuff mounted. If I can score a brake bleeder somehow tomorrow I should be good, at least for the first wave of parts. Have a front rotor set coming later this week as well as some SS lines, going to do the brakes right.

No security system, just a homegrown light kit. Here's a list from a guy I know on another forum:

1. Xena Disk Alarm Lock (or knockoff). This rotor lock has a motion sensor and alarm in it. Normally moving the cover will set it off. $20 - $80 depending on brand, source.

2. Guardian Alarm for Dowco covers. This particularly loud & annoying alarm sits in a pocket within the covers and gets clipped to anything on the bike that would tug out a safety pin on the alarm when the cover is lifted (alarm will continue to go off until they get the pin back in, which is always a PIA and takes at least a good minute if you know what you're doing -- 4 to 5 minutes if you don't). $18 - $30 depending on source.

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More complicated, but better:

Scorpion Alarm (i500, i600, i900) or equivalent. These alarms have three dimensional movement sensors and optionally perimeter alarms, plus remote notification to a pager-like device. The instant someone starts to screw with the bike, your pager goes off. Expect to pay $250 (used) to $500 (new, top-of-the-line) for this kind of solution with remote notification.

It does seem that the door was slammed shut pretty hard on that one...

My pleasure. Thanks for the interesting conversations...

Oh yeah, I made it. For some reason I was exhausted, as soon as I got back and cleaned my jacket I went right to bed. Thanks again for the ride, 315 at night with the traffic scared the shit out of me.

Thanks a lot man!

Thanks for the birthday message I mean.

So out of curiosity do you sleep or am I now talking to your subconscious that's still logged in and posting?

No worries at all, I'm sure I'll have something else around St. Patty's when I'm finally back home from major traveling.

If you have some time, I've got the hardware. What day works for you?

because you don't have time to give me snuggles like you used to...

Sorry man, I know I've been in a cave recently. What's going on with your bad self?

Let's try for Friday? Also, did you have time to patch those garage holes, or you want to schedule that some other time? I still have to get the stuff from Lowes. Thanks again bruh.

and I'm in North Carolina all this week and next for work. We'll have to hook up the weekend after next.

Thanks a lot Sara!

I seriously feel like Rocco in Boondock Saints right now. FUCK! What the, how the fuck did you get that over here?!

Seriously though, how the hell did you get a Holden Commodore all the way to the States?

I'm on it, can't wait!

Ah, ok. I knew about the Monaro/GTO thing, but it was still really weird being down there and seeing all the Monaro's and thinking "damn, everyone's got a GTO."

The Holden Commodore SS is the big thing now, between that and the utes. Well done on the conversion.

i promised i would upload my Aussie pics, and here they are: http://www.binaryshower.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=5