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May you live as long as you want And never want as long as you live.

You keep it there! We don't need it here! :yahoo:

Excellent! Yes, it is spendy. I totally agree, until you consider the hours I have into figuring it out and producing it. From that perspective... it's a bargain and you absolutely will not be able get one of similar quality for this low price. Do you need a GenI fuel pump flange? Is that why...

Excellent! Yes, it is spendy. I totally agree, until you consider the hours I have into figuring it out and producing it. From that perspective... it's a bargain and you absolutely will not be able get one of similar quality for this low price. Do you need a GenI fuel pump flange? Is that why...

I'm happy with it. It hasn't leaked a drop since the install. You’ll want to use an auxiliary fuel pump with it. The internal diameter is a bit small for gravity feed.

Choosing a valve is keeping this latest iteration from crossing the finish line. These are the ones I'm looking at: Parker XV591P-4-04 Parker XV501P-4 Parker MV609-4 Parker MV200-4 MV608-4 All of these valves were chosen for low cost and high flow. Plus, I'm trying to cut down...

Nancy, What did you think of Alex's bulkhead? <Link> I have links to some of my projects on my "About Me" tab in my forum profile. Don, I found a few more valves with better flow. I'll try to remember to post them (with part numbers) in the Cell Design thread. That last one I told you...

While working on a pillion seat replacing tank for the Gen I, this was one of the resulting tangents. These started out as the second revision side supports for the tank. After deciding on a third revision for the tank supports, I offered these to txvoyager. Thanks to Kevin, these were...

Thank you Don! Right now, I think I will wait until this summer and ask my aunt how she would feel about selling me Jim's most recent ride. I don't believe any of my cousins are into riding and I know my aunt understands my connection to Jim.

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Good eye! Tonight I spent some time talking to my Uncle Jim's old pal Steve at the wake. Pals for forty or fifty years, and there for Jim each other the whole time. Amazing! Jim had other close friends too, there were a lot of tears shed tonight. Montesa is correct. Get this ... the boys each...

This past weekend, my Uncle Jim died. Jim introduced me to two wheeled motorized vehicles. This is a photo of me and Uncle Jim: This is Jim with my sister: Any idea what the bike is? This is a photo of me with one of my uncle's buddies: Any idea what that one is?

More details about the tire changing that will be going on pleez You have a tire changer Mike?

Thanks for the update Hal. Bummer.

9000 miles and the fork seal is leaking? Hhmmm 9000 miles of what?

Happy Birthday!

2 minutes 22 seconds was the best. So nonchalant

Thank you. Your replies meant a lot. Monday night my daughter received the results from the necropsy liver tissue sample. The veterinarian was so puzzled by the sudden death the puppy he split the costs of the necropsy with my daughter. In the end, they both learned something and I want to pass...

Ouch. Poor little feller :(