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Now damn it I search that damn site for a half hour and couldn't find it. Thanks man.

Every time I hear these stories it makes me take my riding intensity back another notch. Glad your ok man.

I'd be ok with a 08, no sense being spolied.

Just found this, mine is the B version made from 1948-1955. There is mention of any after the 1970 C version. But it's day versions may still be avaliable today.

But what if they don't make it anymore? Only one I can find on the interwebz is this one on ebay and it says "vintage" http://m.ebay.com/itm/MS11-SNAP-ON-67B-VINTAGE-1953-1-2-RATCHET-BREAKER-BAR-ADAPTER-SNAP-ON-S77A-now-/251944097924

Who here deals with snap-on tools frequently? I have a few that are very old (mostly my grandfather's) that I use occasionally. One of those is a 1/2" breaker bar ratcheting adapter. This weekend while using it it broke. I checked out the snap-on web site and can't even find it on there. So would I be wasting my time try to replace it? I think it's a obsolete item. I was hoping to get it replaced under warranty.

Like Jim said hang a stylus or get some conductive thread and sew some on the tip of your glove finger. http://www.amazon.com/Conductive-thread-screen-gloves-texting/dp/B00GG3US4S http://www.joann.com/sensa-thread-grey-10-yards/12543419.html

Everything is gone, a family member took it all probably to sell at a flea market but I don't really care it all out of my hair.

Nolan knocked it out of the park for me. Had a problem with my ratcheting neck strap. They sent me a new latch along with a free pin lock shield for my trouble. Sent it to me 2nd day fedex. Then called a week later as a follow to make sure I was happy and everything was resolved.

Still chasing those gremlins? [emoji20]

Gloves are gone, nice meeting you Jacob.

Only have one Givi lock, the side boxes match my ignition.

I member when she bought that, so jelly. Would take a lot of KY to get it on my noggin.

Today was the last straw, but the case I'm buying the key for I bought used.

First off I love Givi products I've bought or owned over $1000 worth of their stuff over the years. My first dealings with their customer service was a couple years ago when I bought a set of engine guards for the Vstrom directly from their tour and ride web site. The box came damaged and the bars were scratched. I think it was mostly to do with the way they were packaged but was told by Givi Customer Service I had to work it out with FedEx and they weren't going to do an throng about it because they were damaged during shippment. I got nothing but attitude on thr phone like I was wasting their time. Now fast forward to now, I lost one of my keys to my top box and I shopped around for a replacement key blank. Found a couple places online that sells them for $8 but they was $12 for shipping (For A Fucking Key?). So again I decided to call givi and see if they could hook me up with a simple key blank. I don't want to hand out just want to key at a reasonable price with reasonable shipping. Once again I get nothing but an attitude on the phone with the guy saying "that's just thr way it is". Also said I could order the key off of them but they are also going to charge me around $10 for shipping. Only alternative he could give me was ordering a lock set to get more bang for my buck for $10 but "they're out of stock" and " who knows when they'll be back in". And I'm not so much upset about the information I got. It's the way that it was given to me. The guy had a total attitude like I was wasting his time and treated me like he was talking to a child. I kind of shrugged off the first time around with the engine guards but after this time I'm seriously going to consider my options next time I need to purchase something.

I got adware on my phone a couple phones ago and I kept seeing ads on OR and other Web sites that I never seen them on before. I ended up having to factory reset my phone to get rid of it. Haven't had that problem since Verizon stared including Knox security on their Android phones.

Sent you a text and a PM with the info

EDIT. ..Everything is gone, thanks for looking.

How-D, Welcome to the madness.

How-D, Welcome to the madness

That works for me, puts a week gap between family vacation and personal time away. Last few years I've done them back to back.

Holy fuck man, I can believe you are still fighting with this shit.

400, 4000 or 400,000 miles it should NEVER come off. Should be able to roll that bike down a mountain and that fuel line not come off.

Fork brace i put on my Vstrom was the only thing that made that bike semi enjoyable to ride.

It is a plus the top end is already rebuilt but I'll be looking for a trail sofa, preferably a Rincon. My old fat bones can't take a sport quad anymore.