Al Z. Heimer

Out patient surgery today to get a port put in my chest. Monday starts the glow in the dark juice. Not looking forward to that part of this journey. Thanks again to all for the support. 

Holy shit ball! Dude glad this was a ride away rather than a fly away. I'm here if you need me. Put this in your hard drive --- After the monsoon rain we had yesterday your gonna have washouts like that. Have to expect it. 

Maybe scrape up that rubber and get it made into some of this stuff. 

http://www.indianmotorcycle.com/en-us/inked?utm_source=indian.com%2finked&utm_medium=vanity-url&utm_campaign=vanity-ind-inked

2 hours ago, Danimal said:

Parked next to @97af up front. He's on the blue Honda Superhawk (cleaner than Jerry's if that's possible)

Oh boy. Probably only rides it to bike night. ? ?????

If you are not using something adjustable to raise the bike such as a rear stand the the best thing you can do is make a floor to tire ramp that does not fit tight. A little on the loose side is better to allow for new tread. Do this before you pull the axle. Doc's major issue was that when he pulled the wheel out the swing arm closed up about an eighth of an inch or more and the wheel with spacers would no longer fit. It took a bit of  finesse  get it back in. 

1 hour ago, Isaac's Papa said:

STOP. TURNING. SCREWS. 

But I have spanners Mate. Cheers. 

Let's go John. I'm retired now. Ready to ride with you anytime. Keep swinging. 

8 hours ago, Casper said:

So the really important question that everyone seems to have overlooked....... what oil should he use?

Cool beans Jim. Here's to many happy and safe miles and smiles. Squid. ?

1 hour ago, hiro said:

Nice trailer mod. Wow, now the moving company itself said that they could put the bike on the truck with everything else and only charge $50 to deliver it. I would how it would fair in a moving truck with boxes. The corporate relo person initially said no, so it needs confirmation, too.

How well the bike will do depends on how well it is secured and how well your belongings are secured. As far as the corporate relo homo goes in my mind if there is room on the unit for your bike and you want pay to have them transport it and they are willing to do it said relo man is not part of the equation. That would be a separate contract between you and the mover. No different than if someone else has stuff they want to go to that destination. Pay the 50 bucks and move on. 

What does @hiro think?

Ok. What am I missing here?  Justin made this post in 2014. I know Tonik has his shine and Dan well we know and not sure of Casper's choice of relaxation is. 

https://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/p/3778/52158/Bridgestone-Battlax-Hypersport-S20-Evo-Front-Motorcycle-Tire

https://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/p/750/52162/Bridgestone-Battlax-Hypersport-S20-Evo-Rear-Motorcycle-Tire

Ran these on the Super Hawk. No issues. Stuck well. In fact going to order a front now. My only thing was the torque of my bike would chew the rear up in about 5k miles. Order today and they may be on your steps tomorrow. Only thing is the date of manufacture. 

2 hours ago, Tonik said:

 

Seriously considering buying it for myself.

No doubt Jim. You should at least go have a look and set how it fits. Pauly does not give props to too many bikes but he has always been positive on this model. I'm a perfect example of not needing the latest up to date machinery to have a good time on two wheels. 

I can't help with your sag question but I did find this. As he states this is basic but he really makes it easy to understand. Pack the tools you need, pen and pad to write down your starting settings and the changes you make with the results. Thinking spread sheet kinda thing. Map yourself a short loop, suit up and go play. You will not break anything by turning the adjusters. The positive that will come from this is that you will learn which adjuster does what and where you want them set for the type of ride you are going to do. The more you play the more knowledge you will gain. 

Prayers and positive vibes sent for a positive outcome. Get WELL SOON.

23 minutes ago, NinjaDoc said:

Michigan folks who can have a splendid weekend in seo. I am gonna ask some of my old Michigan guys if they be interested in a weekend trip like that, and may be introduce them to Justin and Eod  

Really. You may want to rethink this. Remember what happened last time. 

11 hours ago, motocat12 said:

Compromises. In what container would a vacuum be comfortable to sleep on

Well here you are. 

On July 2, 2017 at 7:23 PM, CrazySkullCrusher said:

You do know that air is an insulator right? 

Just wondering? If air is an insulator as you stated. Why do they bother to put a vacuum in thermos bottles?  Here is you answer.

http://wonderopolis.org/wonder/how-does-a-thermos-work

Well the crazy Doc tried to make one more rip. Did not make it. 

http://wellsvilletrails.com/                Check out vids on YouTube to see what it's all about.