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Ug, really? "You'd need a baby elephant to knock it over."

I'm guessing it doesn't lean when turning.

A steering wheel and a car tire?

It's a lame car, not a bike.

The only thing about the Browns that's worth anything is it fans!

Me too

Help, I need two camshaft-to-gear hex bolts to finish this motor ... anyone got any?

I'm trying the desperation (cheap) route first. Then I will drive down to Sill's Honda and order them.

Thanks

The "fuck wad harley rider" indication did seem to have some merit.

I met my neighbor when he stopped by to look at my trailer for sale. He starts talking about other things and blah, blah, blah.

The new topic was about gear and stuff. My mention about the pirate costumes didn't go over as funny as I thought. He insisted that wearing giant black boots, to protect his feet, was vastly more important that the wearing of a helmet. He said, "if you don't protect your feet you cant walk".

As the conversation went on he actually stated, "I'll stab a mother fucker". Interesting part was his ABATE shirt.

Never the less he wasn't really interested in buying a trailer. And he was way more concerned about informing me about the dangers of wearing a helmet.

I've bounced my noggin off the ground a few times and I'm sure glad the "neck injury device" did its job.

wHOA! yESS

We used to pop rived razor blades to our car stereos ... the thieves and police did not like that.

Thanks for the awesome pricing on a new bike tool !!!!

Sorry, noob move huh? You have a PM.

That's too funny. Made me laugh a lot! I'm still laughing. I'm sure I will giggle some more right before I fall asleep tonight.

Threads a year old fellas

And ...

I'm sure there's 6 year old threads out there without a single additional post.

Someone help Casper find a motor for his Maxim 650!

Where's the spelling Nazi?

It's a dry sump oiled motor. One side of the oil pump draws oil from the frame and feeds the motor. The other side of the oil pump evacuates the sump oil up into the frame.

The side bolt oil check is to verify the evacuation process. Cracking open the oil pipe bolt up near the head is to verify the oiling process.

If the oil is near the check bolt, and not above, the evacuation is working. If the oil squirts out the upper banjo bolt area, the oiling process is working.

My oil change consists of one quart into the head and one quart into the frame. Add some shop air to the fill opening in the frame when kicking over, to prime the pump. Then start the bike.

I was up there last month. Drove through Oil City, for lunch, and headed Northeast. Good time. Heading back had us arrive home around 11PM. It did get chilly.

Bravo +1

The govt has implemented those requirements to deter mismanagement of assets. They are also not in the business of being held accountable for assets no longer in their possession.

Asset mismanagement prevention does not help tax asset management.

Chain whip? Whoa! WTH? LQTM.

I'm in need of a rear rim and spoke kit for a 1986 Honda XR600R ... stock size/aluminum/silver or black/drum brake hub.

I've got a hub and bearings, need the rest.

How come no one supports their motors when removing and installing frame/engine bolts? These frames are flexible and Mr. Motor always obeys the laws of gravity.

There's good honest people and events out there.

The media concentrates and delivers every time. But they only deliver the garbage.

RIP dude.

Here's to the good, hardworking and honest ones!

Excellent job "pops"!

Watching two perps trying to occupy the same door space at the same time made me laugh.

It would be way more fun for them to have people acting like zombies, and you defend yourself

Next season should be pretty interesting.

Wasn't this season's accomplishments and failures good enough? I'm more than happy with the success' of those who want it bad enough. And full of anguish for those who fight the bad luck. And then there's those who make excuses and jump ship.

Lorenzo, Spies, rosie ... you put them in order.

I love freedom of speech. I love private business.

That's odd, and a bit overboard.

I did go to see the movie on Saturday, I sat in the back row, and I had a knife.

The knife I always carry. The only difference or oddity was that I was sitting in the back row.