Help With a Tech Session

[LAF]

I was wondering if there is anyone in the Harrisburg, PA area that can help me strip my New FJR?

I have a bunch of stuff to go on it and need someone experienced to maybe guide me taking her skirts off, and who has two good wrists.

I basically need Tupperware and the gas tank off.

As far as the Tech Session idea I am not sure if there are other newbies that could use the lesson?

I have multiple items to go on from simple to a little involved. The grounding harnesses, riser bar, rear shock, front springs, and other stuff.

However what I really need is help to get her opened up. After that I can work as I can. Have a lot of electric to run for sure so that will take me some time on my own.

Or we do something in the Tech Session others would like to do and see?

I have a carport and a lift and tools that would be needed.

Anyway if anyone can help, or we can make it a formal Tech Session on something someone would like to see installed please let me know.

Thanks,

Lee

 

[Randy]

I was wondering if there is anyone in the Harrisburg, PA area that can help me strip my New FJR?
I have a bunch of stuff to go on it and need someone experienced to maybe guide me taking her skirts off, and who has two good wrists.

I basically need Tupperware and the gas tank off.

As far as the Tech Session idea I am not sure if there are other newbies that could use the lesson?

I have multiple items to go on from simple to a little involved. The grounding harnesses, riser bar, rear shock, front springs, and other stuff.

However what I really need is help to get her opened up. After that I can work as I can. Have a lot of electric to run for sure so that will take me some time on my own.

Or we do something in the Tech Session others would like to do and see?

I have a carport and a lift and tools that would be needed.

Anyway if anyone can help, or we can make it a formal Tech Session on something someone would like to see installed please let me know.

Thanks,

Lee

Had the tupperware of my '04. Couldn't imagine it being that much more difficult. Not going to have any time before next Monday. You in a hurry?

 

[LAF]

Not in a super hurry at all, and being a gimp I cant be fussy at all

Seriously all I need is someone who has done it once and really only need the help to get it nakid. After that anything you would like to help with or have an interest in to do is fine with me.

I really don't want to take a lot of your time but again any help would be greatly appreciated. I will PM my contact info to you.

If anyone else would like to help or watch I will let you know what gets worked out. Love to meet some local guys, and maybe someone can see something they wanted to learn because to me that is Tech Session. I think most guys are like me, once you see it once you can do it. Just little gotchas get pointed out that take the frustration out of it.

Thank you for the reply.

Lee

I was wondering if there is anyone in the Harrisburg, PA area that can help me strip my New FJR?
I have a bunch of stuff to go on it and need someone experienced to maybe guide me taking her skirts off, and who has two good wrists.

I basically need Tupperware and the gas tank off.

As far as the Tech Session idea I am not sure if there are other newbies that could use the lesson?

I have multiple items to go on from simple to a little involved. The grounding harnesses, riser bar, rear shock, front springs, and other stuff.

However what I really need is help to get her opened up. After that I can work as I can. Have a lot of electric to run for sure so that will take me some time on my own.

Or we do something in the Tech Session others would like to do and see?

I have a carport and a lift and tools that would be needed.

Anyway if anyone can help, or we can make it a formal Tech Session on something someone would like to see installed please let me know.

Thanks,

Lee

Had the tupperware of my '04. Couldn't imagine it being that much more difficult. Not going to have any time before next Monday. You in a hurry?

 

[LAF]

Big Thank You to Randy for stopping by and giving a gimp a hand tonight.

He took time out for a guy he never met and lent a hand.

I can't thank him enough and hope I can help him out, or pay it forward to another in need.

Very big help to me as a FJR virgin, to see it done, not to mention my physical condition.

Thanks Randy, I know you don't want it but I owe you big time.

 

[Randy]

Glad I was able to help and it was great to meet you. Just goes to show - 2 gimps are better than 1!