motocat12
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Post it 9 years before you intend to sell and you'll get a bite just in time.
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Life lesson- If you carve a throne into a tree-stump the center end grain will eventually rot out.
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I got a Shorai LiFe battery and for summer storage it says a good place to store the battery is in the fridge.🤨
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nolan has had a modular one for 3 years.
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Always cut cut in the direction of... your piggyback ride's face.
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A Cruiser is Brubb Brubb bRubbing to silence the street blocking protest in columbus now.
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1 hour ago, durk said:
Holy cow
I was pulled over for carrying too much furniture on my motorcycle once.
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I used an EK last time too. I reuse sprockets if the chain doesn't pull off the back loosely
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you checked the tire pressures right?
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not street legal. you hosting?
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ohhhh
shitttt
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Slapped on Ferrodo pads to replace the Brembos to get a feel for them before the radial master upgrade.
More bite and notice more fork dive but I was pushing them.
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2 hours ago, Howabusa said:
Tried to go for a ride. Bike wouldn’t start, battery was at 12.21 volts. Starts now, after 4 hours on the trickle charger.
That's common on mine. I just jump it and go and let the bike charge it.
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I guess no one likes pizza
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Added a german touch Ventilanschluss! I had swapped a spare schwinn pumps double head on my bontrager dual volume pump's single head before. Didn't hold pressure readings between pumps
This new one has a very easy lever. Less fingernail hammering, but it locks opposite which will be a pain to get used to.
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8 hours ago, Pauly said:
Enjoy yourself. I will be on the road for another 3 weeks. Grumble, grumble....
Anybody want to buy a BMW?
Buy a toy hauler. or a grom for the trunk
My disappointing experience with Ruger
in Dumpster
Posted
CHRIS'S FAQS https://www.ruger.com/dataProcess/tellTheCEO/
Unfortunately, the law in this area is complicated and varies widely. Rather than provide a written "lifetime warranty" followed by a lengthy disclaimer (which is what many manufacturers do), Ruger has elected not to provide a written warranty.
Regardless, we sincerely value our customers and work hard to treat them fairly. If you have a problem with your Ruger® firearm, reach out to our excellent customer service representatives and I believe you will be very pleased with the result. If not, let me know.