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Well, I also just realized that the front fender on the O7 FB's are off set and it will cause way too much of a headache. Oh Well! that's an afternoon I have to ride!
Is this just a test? OK, I'll take the test. What we have here, is a failure to communicate. It's AXLE, if anyone cares...probably no one does, in this "enlightened" day and time.......whatever. Government schools....gotta' love 'em.
Yeah, it's axle, but why hassle a guy over that? I should have known better than to even post an answer. These days arrogant know it all yuppies ride Harleys and ridicule guys who have been riding and wrenching for many years. Take a pill, man!
That's ok...I guess I am an idiot since I can't spell axle correctly...but he is right about the government schools, except for the government that thought my early education was the German government and not the US...and in Germany you would spell AXLE, A X E L...since phonetically that is how it sounds.
I guess I will spellcheck everything from now on since we have the spelling police...
That's ok...I guess I am an idiot since I can't spell axle correctly...but he is right about the government schools, except for the government that thought my early education was the German government and not the US...and in Germany you would spell AXLE, A X E L...since phonetically that is how it sounds.
I guess I will spellcheck everything from now on since we have the spelling police...
Don't sweat the small stuff. No one really gives a rats azz if you don't spell it right. And for those that do, it must be an **** retentive thing.
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