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This sucks! I keep looking at my scoot and I just want to start tearing it apart I've been slowly stockpiling parts for my cam swap and I'm itching to do a 95" job also so I've been getting some tools here and there like the torque adaptors and such that I will need. Problem is I don't have all the parts yet and probably won't until January. I can't stand it anymore....I need to play with it. I tore down my fairing and modded my passing lamps to stay on with the brights, but that only satisfied for about an hour[]
i don't get it. what are u waiting for? so u don't have all the parts. how good could the weather be in vermont this time of year?
when i used to live in chgo, and wrenched on my F boy in the living room during the winter, it sat all torn up for months. what's the diff? it's not going anywhere till spring...
i don't get it. what are u waiting for? so u don't have all the parts. how good could the weather be in vermont this time of year?
when i used to live in chgo, and wrenched on my F boy in the living room during the winter, it sat all torn up for months. what's the diff? it's not going anywhere till spring...
I didn't think it would be good to have it all torn apart in the unheated garage, would it bother it?
i don't get it. what are u waiting for? so u don't have all the parts. how good could the weather be in vermont this time of year?
when i used to live in chgo, and wrenched on my F boy in the living room during the winter, it sat all torn up for months. what's the diff? it's not going anywhere till spring...
I didn't think it would be good to have it all torn apart in the unheated garage, would it bother it?
no, i woodn't do that. not with the moisture there. bring it in the house. you must be married... who has the controlling interest in the relationship??? j/k. but, there's nothing like wrenching on a bike in the nice toasty house while ur looking out the window at snow. it's the next best thing to ridin'...
it's kinda like "F" you to the man,,, well maybe not exactly, but u get the point.
BH, I saw those charts. That's who is doing my boring. Great bunch of guys there. As far as bringing the bike in the house...I don't think I would be married much longer if I brought it inside....she gets pissy now with all the time that I spend with it
BH, I saw those charts. That's who is doing my boring. Great bunch of guys there. As far as bringing the bike in the house...I don't think I would be married much longer if I brought it inside....she gets pissy now with all the time that I spend with it
it could be worse... u could be out doing crack,,, with crack ******...hehe.
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