hershey
PR Elite
What is it with dogs, both of mine would eat dirt and mud from my bikes till they puked !
Ok... What did you do to your bike today??
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What is it with dogs, both of mine would eat dirt and mud from my bikes till they puked !
GeorgiePorgie
PR Founding Father
Well freitags dogs are union dogs. Only non union dogs eat till they puke, those unions dogs know they got their fair share of food steadily coming in.
freitag476
PR Member
rotflmao!!!
mgorman
PR Member
Finished up a go-over on the 950Adv. Fresh oil in the motor. New push rod and fluids in the clutch. Modified headlight-wind screen-dash unit to accommodate the now swelled from gasahol, 12 gallon gas tank. Was going to ride it to the car wash sans tanks to clean inches of crud from places you can't see otherwise, but 25 deg was a bit cold for washing and the trailer was full.
Actually easier than undoing this drain plug...
Riding to a meeting this evening so no bike work
Actually easier than undoing this drain plug...
Riding to a meeting this evening so no bike work
1foxracing
PR Addict
You have a Transalp too, how do you like it? I've rode the 950/990 Adventures and they just seem to heavy for me along with Beemer GS's. I've also been eyeing the Yamaha Super Tennere as my next new purchase. Truthfully I'd be happy with a old XR or XT. For you guys that also own street bikes a bike lift is the best tool you can buy.
My winter project is putting my 73 Kawasaki H2 750 2-stroke back together. My dad purchased it new in 1973 and gave it to me when I was 16 as my first street bike. I've slowly been acquiring NOS parts for it over the past 7 years and should start assembly very soon.
baxterj787
PR Addict
Installed my "new to me" VForce reed cage on the RM. Oh boy, time to play the jetting game again...
Bill480
PR Addict
You have a Transalp too, how do you like it? I've rode the 950/990 Adventures and they just seem to heavy for me along with Beemer GS's. I've also been eyeing the Yamaha Super Tennere as my next new purchase. Truthfully I'd be happy with a old XR or XT. For you guys that also own street bikes a bike lift is the best tool you can buy.
My winter project is putting my 73 Kawasaki H2 750 2-stroke back together. My dad purchased it new in 1973 and gave it to me when I was 16 as my first street bike. I've slowly been acquiring NOS parts for it over the past 7 years and should start assembly very soon.
I've been meaning to pick up the harbor freight bike lift.. have this coupon sitting here for $289! Would make wrenching on bikes so much easier but I don't really have anywhere to store it when it's not being used. Garage is tight these days.
Post up some pics of the H2 when you start working on it! Good luck with the project.
talonrunner18
PR Addict
My dad picked me up one for xmas. Im happy with it for my dirtbikes. I dont know if I would put my RC51 on it tho.
faithlove617
PR Addict
The Dirtbike Kid. I think it had the same kid in it as The Christmas Story, Ralphie! I shall call you Ralphie from now on.
I can dig it...I watched that movie since this post, it is still a good movie.
nitrofish
PR Addict
My machined are all tucked away in the house, kid is still riding his stuff. So the wife wants to kick the bikes outa the basement to make way for a Ping Pong table," a family Christmas gift" she says. My garage is my cave complete with all the necessities of life and a few extras. No room for clean put away toys, right? Who plays Ping Pong anyway?
Tom
PR Elite
Ping Pong!!!!! Thats one of the best games at a collage dorm LOL BEER BEER BEER LOL
GeorgiePorgie
PR Founding Father
Bah, you don't need a ping long table for beer pong. You just need 20 red cups and a million ping pong balls. Although pong tables are sweet.
beamer315
PR Addict
while working at a shop last year we built a full custom Buell bobber bike on a harbor freight lift. Did everything on it from chopping the frame and rewelding it to putting the big ole v-twin in and out a dozen times. Held up just fine. It too was bought just cuz it was cheap and the other two bigger Handy brand lifts were used for daily service work. I plan to snag one as soon as possible.
TwentyThreeMX
PR Founding Father
i want to get one as soon as i have a big enough garage for it. cant wait to get outta my house and find a bigger better garage. i mean a better house.
LinderRacing
PR Founding Father
I can't believe that someone on this forum actually knows what a Ktm 9x0 even looks like! As far as being" too heavy" I love mine, best bike I have ever owned. You just have to learn to respect the weight!! Oh and I couldn't imagine not having a lift in my garage, after having one!
MX955
PitRacer Pro
TwentyThreeMX
PR Founding Father
going to spend some quality time with suzy right now.. bars, chain, sprockets... excited i get to put the new wheel back on!! shes going to be looking good. still waiting on a couple of things
GeorgiePorgie
PR Founding Father
You could key his new black rims. Oh how angry he'd be.
