justin0469

oh snap....no you didnt following my other post in another thread: Step 1: Move out of mom's house Step 2: Sell Anime DVDs and Pokemon cards Step 3: Ditch Easy Bake Oven Step 4: Throw away your pogs and slammers I'll leave the rest open because I didn't even think those steps were necessary!

but it doesnt stay high, it comes back down after awhile

smugglin olives and vienna sausages

step 2 for getting a lady....sell anime dvds

seafoam is FUN! in cars at least, creates quite an attention getter

now youre just rubbin it in mr andersons face! thats just rude

i love OR

did you run into each other in the clinic and just said f it, if we both already have it, it doesn't matter.

have we heard how he became the chosen one?

bahahaha oh snap....katlyn reference FTW

good one!

yeah cruisers with belt drives or shaft drives obviously dont have sprockets.

For sportsbikes i can tell you that the front sprocket is just under a cover to keep some dirt (and your foot) out of it. Follow your chain and it'll take you there, usually just under a cover held on by a few screws. I can't imagine cruisers, old or not, are any different. if your sprocket was in a closed oil system, your chain would be slinging all that oil out. i think you are confusing sprockets and transmission gears. hopefully youll never have to see the latter.

fixed it for ya no but congrats!

"when we're alone, this is how i'll grab your johnson" too much? probably

wait what does sprockets and oil have to do with each other? unless there's somethin different with sportbikes and older cruisers...

im jk with ya, you're cool. but really...move out ASAP because when you do get your lady situation figured out, that'll be awkward.

step 1 to find a lady - move out of mom's house

i mean 85mpg, thats pretty ballin

damn thats crazy. looks like good times though

Always try the easiest stuff first. You can lube cables, change oil & filter and plugs yourself. You can take the carbs out too but I don't blame you for not wanting to clean them yourself. I'll never rebuild carbs again

very nice

something easy you can do in the mean time that may help some - lube your throttle cables.

Didn't even know they existed, but I guess they do in India and Thailand? http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Honda-CBR-2005-Honda-CBR-150R-Gray-Market-Bike-Immaculate-L-K_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQitemZ200362332197QQsspagenameZRSSQ3aBQ3aSRCHQ3aUSQ3a101

thats so awesome! im jealous! Those cars over the side were crazy to see those ppl had to die!