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Nice to meet others that don't consider that watered down crap that most people drink, beer. We have to get GB a long trench coat with lots of pockets and some fake wrap around labels.

Hadn't thought of it that way, that's funny. Some people have asked me if I ride Jet-Skis. Since I've been home, we've had one to two nice days a week and the rest has been rain. Anybody know where I can buy an ark?

I had one of those days where work sucked, it rained yet again and there didn't seem to be any reason to smile. Then I got home and found a box on my front porch. It was the Craftsman tool set I was fortunate enough to win at SFO. All I can say is WOW! Now, ya see, I'm usually enamored by shiny...

And I only sat there for three days waiting for you to come back with it. Damn Beer Nazi.

I think Don got a good deal on a compass out of China.........

Thanks for the reply. I'll google them in a little bit. They sure caught my eye.

Just got back from SFO. Did 1130 miles on the trip.

Hey. I know some the people in those pictures now. Sweet. Okie, would that be MO. Wetter?

All I can say is that rain suits are a wonderful invention. It stopped raining about Springfield, Mo. I got the yard mowed and some other chores done when I got home. Dad fell asleep on my couch and is still zonked out there. 1130 miles total since leaving home Wed. morning. Big THANKS to...

:clown2: Yea, I sent him a PM too. But that brings up the question of smart *****. Mine must not be too bright since it can't seem to figure out how to take the IQ test :clown2:

8000 miles of flatland riding, my rear tire is really squared off. Might be a lot more fun in the twisties with new rubber. Of course that whole budget thing seems to get in the way. So how much for a pair of PR2s on the bike? And what day could you do it?

And that's the difference between a biker and a rider. But that chrome sure looks pretty cruising from one bar to the next. :banghead:

I bought a similar product at a bike show a few years ago. They do a demonstration where they fill a hole in the bottom of a soda can. That's a lot easier than some real projects. It does work, but I would strongly recommend practicing on some scrap before attempting something important. The...

I've found on low torque bolts, I have better luck using an inch pound torque and multiplying the torque by 12. i.e 10 ft/lbs. =120in/lbs. Nice write up and pics. The old red and blue wrench (torch) can really be your friend. Bluesman, where did you get those nice vintage Yamaha looking stickers...

Does she have a sister? :rolleyes:

Mine says "El Conquistador", right? :2handed:

"Feeler nuts." Are you hanging out with Lola again?

You are assuming he has balls. As everyone knows, the blue in '05 is the fastest color. In fact it was too fast for those without balls, so in '06 they changed to a slightly slower blue. Apparently, the legal department said it wasn't enough of a change and they had to stop making blue all...

If it was Moose, you could have just ducked and rode between the legs.