bwv
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I built it a new tool for the pre spring service event...
What did you do to your FJR today?
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The loft is 4x8. The work bench will be back underneath that. There will be task lighting underneath the loft. There's plenty of room (under the bench or to the side) for a mini fridge if I wanted one. There's also plenty of room across the rest of the building (back toward the entry door) for other stuff. I could probably put the FJR on a turntable and have it on display, slowly rotating to amaze those who enter.Uuuuuuuuugh, your not going to put your work bench under it I hope.
I am jellous, Dave
Now you need a small fridge with a case of beer and your all set.
Who's "Dave"?
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bwv
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Hopefully not too "Mini" a fridge..
A proper toybox like that should have an adequate beverage storage device
A proper toybox like that should have an adequate beverage storage device
Chuck35
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bwv
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Heheheh nice !!!
Hopefully it's a tool to sync up the throttle bodies
nice !!!Hopefully it's a tool to sync up the throttle bodies
airboss
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Let's see, if I remember correctly from some work I did long ago in a far away land.+10, FIXED!Uuuuuuuuugh, your not going to put your work bench under it I hope.Bounce said:The loft is in place. Load rated at 600# but due to the roof angles, I suspect that the bolts' sheering rating is lower than that. Still even at #300 that's a lot of stuff.
Also got the wainscoting up.
I am jellous, Dave
Now you need asmalllarge fridge with acasepallet of beer and your all set.
a Pallet of beer would be 88 cases of 24, or 2,112 cans.
Needed a very large firdge.
He's Dave (08FJR4ME). He was just signing his post and missed a carriage return or two.The loft is 4x8. The work bench will be back underneath that. There will be task lighting underneath the loft. There's plenty of room (under the bench or to the side) for a mini fridge if I wanted one. There's also plenty of room across the rest of the building (back toward the entry door) for other stuff. I could probably put the FJR on a turntable and have it on display, slowly rotating to amaze those who enter.Uuuuuuuuugh, your not going to put your work bench under it I hope.
I am jellous, Dave
Now you need a small fridge with a case of beer and your all set.
Who's "Dave"?
.I like the turntable idea. :thumbsup:
Agreed, but it doesn't have to take up too much space:Hopefully not too "Mini" a fridge..A proper toybox like that should have an adequate beverage storage device
Looking forward to see what you've done. Thinking about doing the same (when it gets warm enough in the friggen garage)
bgross
Recusant Infidel
Replaced the left tail light and rode down to San Diego & back. Just slab, no "fun" stuff.
But the worst day in the saddle is better than in a car, a view likely shared by the hundreds of cars I "lane-shared" with - and passed - until the accident cleared.
But the worst day in the saddle is better than in a car, a view likely shared by the hundreds of cars I "lane-shared" with - and passed - until the accident cleared.
TheZsdad
Mr. Bill goes for a ride!
Went bug hunting this afternoon as my fjr was ready to test the theory, that Arizona bugs are really dryer than North Carolina bugs.
The initial report is they are but more testing is needed.
The initial report is they are but more testing is needed.
Took a short ride before going to celebrate my youngest grandson's 1st birthday. Man, the older you get, the quicker time flies by!
Anyway, my grandson Liam got to sit on a motorcycle for the first time in his young life.
Anyway, my grandson Liam got to sit on a motorcycle for the first time in his young life.
bwv
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NICE!
Sno Cat
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Not only must granparents teach their grandkids, they must also spoil them & it looks like Liam's off to a good start.
Sno Cat
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Back to the topic at hand: Did some more detailing on my 2010 that's up for sale & pined away for spring.
PhilJet09
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Rode it to work finally (22 degrees)! This winter has been loooong. The rest of the week will be colder, but I'm still going to ride. I felt rusty today.
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