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Some thinks can't be helped, suits me fine. Won this at an auction tonight. Original MG neon sign. MG part # from 1999. Been out of the original packing box 4years, so v nice. IPA TIME. Cheers Tom. Sent fra min SM-A525F via Tapatalk

@speedfrog , KNKX is 24/7 jazz out of Seattle. That was the first station I've saved. I'll check out @paulnaz going to check out undercurrents. Native Voices ... Oh I am familiar with it. I've heard it on Southern Okla, I think Chickasaws have it on the radio. Thanks guys!

Just an update this listing price has dropped, making this one heck of a buy. 2001 Moto Guzzi V-11 Sport. 5k.mi. Real Sharp. Pure Italian !! - $4,650 (Jonesborough TN) https://knoxville.craigslist.org/mcd/d/jonesborough-2001-moto-guzzi-11-sport/7570598572.html

Good find Tom! Nice Christmas present to yourself!

I walk every morning for about two hours and my go to internet radio is Undercurrents. Community radio, no commercials and a great selection of all types of artists. UnderCurrents Radio Paul B

Just so happens last Friday I was skanking along to some of The Specials songs being played by a Ska band Today I hear the sad news about Terry Hall 19 March 1959 - 18 December 2022 R.I.P. I see a clinic full of cynicsWho want to twist the peoples' wristThey're watching every move we makeWe're all included on their listThe lunatics have taken over the asylumThe lunatics have taken over the asylum“Go nuclear” the cowboy told us And who am I to disagree'Cos when the madman flips the switchThe nuclear will go for me The lunatics have taken over the asylumThe lunatics have taken over the asylumI've seen the faces of starvationBut i just cannot see the point'Cos there's so much food here todayThat no one wants to take awayThe lunatics have taken over the asylumThe lunatics have taken over the asylumThe lunatics have taken over the asylum - take away my right to chooseThe lunatics have taken over the asylum - take away my point of viewThe lunatics have taken over the asylumThe lunatics have taken over the asylum - take away my dignityTake these things away from meThe lunatics have taken over the asylumThe lunatics have taken over the asylum - take away my familyTake away the right to speakThe lunatics have taken over the asylum take away my point of viewTake away my right to choose

That's awesome, congrats!

Perfect man-cave or sexy garage decor!

wow! now that's a score for Christmas.

Just thinking how fun it is to ride 100 mph on a bike, and then imagine how fast 200 mph feels on a Moto GP bike and then another 100 mph on top of that - that's truly insane - must be a hell of an adrenaline rush! The Bugatti is just an amazing piece of art...couldn't agree more! I wonder what the highest mileage Bugatti in the world has...probably not more than a few thousand miles I should imagine...it's difficult to add the miles when you're just doing Sunday drives around Monaco or Dubai!

Also, take time to inspect the cable exit to the bell crank. An angle like this will eventually fray the cable: Angle the bracket for a straight shot:

Hi, I know that there were already a lot of threads about this subject but I'm receiving a lot of protest from my knees lately. I think there are several options to bring the footpegs in a more comfy position. Buell pegs! Motratech set! Motobits set! Centauro pegs! others maybe...? It would be very nice to see those options in one thread (with pics please) and make the decision easier. Sorry for my poor English. regards

I thought some might be interested in my experience of fitting and riding with Motratech lowered pegs on my 2004 Bellabio. By the time I managed to import them to UK they did cost quite a lot despite my best efforts to reduce import taxes and yes, I still got hit for some tax. However with the pound sterling now through the floor, it was better then than now to buy them. They are very comfortable and, for me, change the feel of the bike somewhat. It feels less sporty with my knees not bent so much. It helps reduce the tendency to slide forward on braking etc and vastly reduces the knee ache on a longer ride. No problem with ground clearance. Fitting was straightforward and the instructions are good. It helps to have a picture of the fitted pegs on each side which I printed off their website. The only modification I made was to reduce the thickness of the spacers on the gear change side because, with the ones supplied, I found I had to swivel my left foot in uncomfortably to hook or press the shift pedal. I had a mate turn me up some new alloy spacers to the same diameter of the Motratech ones at 2.5mm which was just sufficient thickness to allow the shift lever to miss the pedal on the upstroke see pix. John of Motratech made the point that if I modify the fittings it negates his product liability but recommended that if I chose to fit thinner spacers they should be the same diameter as the ones supplied to manage the loads placed on the footpeg especially if standing on the pegs. So I did. I left the brake side as supplied. The only other thing I'd recommend is not to try to remove the stainless cap screw/bolts that hold the rubber boots on both the Brake and Gear shift levers. I sheared off one bolt as the stainless steel had reacted with the alloy and seized solid. Much simpler is to buy two new rubber boots and two new cap head screws/bolts and leave the rubber boots on the removed levers. New boots look better too with the new shiny Motratech kit. All in all, a worthwhile exercise if bent knees cause pain!

I use the BUELL ULYSSES foot peg set. 1 x Buell Ulysses Footpeg Rider (Right Front) [N0503.1AK] ($36.95) 1 x Buell Ulysses Footpeg Rider (Left Front) [N0502.1AK] ($36.95) 1 x Ulysses Rider Footpeg Spring (Right Side) [C0249.02A8] ($1.25) 1 x Ulysses Rider Footpeg Spring (Front Left) [C0250.02A8] ($1.25) 2 x Ulysses Footpeg E Ring [N0425.02A8] ($2.65) 2 x Ulysses Footpeg Pin [C0235.02A8] ($3.50) ------------------------------------------------------ Sub-Total: $88.70 -M-