TX REDNECK (R.I.P.)

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That is good news ! You're the second person that I know who got their bike back today This is a pic of Tyronne the guy who mows my yard. He got his bike back today too. Some kids stole it. Let's hope Zeb gets his back too

http://www.zoomify.com/ Several months ago I posted a 2.5 gigapixel photo that you could zoom in and move around...one with fantastic detail. Here are more photos from the same company. Go to SEE FULL-SCREEN DEMO PHOTO! and use the arrows to scroll, zoom, move, rotate, etc. You could spend hours looking at the many details. Enjoy! If you go to this site there are MANY photos to see. http://www.spaceimaging.com/gallery/default.htm

I've been attending the Solex rally in Salt Lake city Ut. Thanks everybody for the welcome back flowers. I was never really gone, it just takes a long time to go anywhere on a Solex. On a positive note I averaged 111 mpg

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TWhit "saved money on risers" He should make sure his life insurance is all paid up. When Mike designed his, they picked the bike up by said risers using an engine hoist. Then tied it down in a truck by the risers and drove the shit out of the truck to simulate load on the risers. TWhit is gonna git hisself or someone else killed.

The first concert I'd ever went to she opened for Alice Cooper

http://news.yahoo.com/s/pcworld/120756 Anybody have a link for a patch ?

Did anybody say relays ? You mentoned being in rain storm. My sport was doing exactly as you've described. In my case I had ridden through one hell of a down pour & parked the bike for a couple of days. Then I went to riding it again & it was runnig like crap . It turned out that I had moisture inside the relay that was causing the problem . I spent the better part of 2 days chasing non electrical gremlins & all the time it was the relay. I ended up taking the bike to MPH. I told Mike the story about the rain & he put new relays in & 5 minutes later everything was back to normal . It doesn't cost anything to move them around to different positions & see if that helps. The same relay that's in the V11's is also the same kind that's in my Dodge p/u. This relay was causing erratic shifting until I replaced it

I'm glad you said that, because an RM isn't your daddy's Oldsmobile. I'm not trying to discourage you, but touring on a GS & touring on a V11 variant are 2 different animals. How much time do you have to get back ? Can your ass tolerate sitting on a board for that long ? What about being hunched over with clip-ons ? And don't forget about vibration.

Hey Ben! this is the motivation you needed to do all that neat stuff to your bike And now that you're a television star you'll be able to afford it

Don't buy a Guzzi as your first bike. Buy an old dual purpose & get your feet wet first before you jump off into motorcycling .

Well, today was my first day & I think something criminal is going on here, anyway I 'm still trying to figure out the mysteries. Also I finally got to hear a real mexican say " maing " I had to drive downtown to the middle of crack town to this shady mechanic . I was picking up a large truck & the mexican mechanic was like " be careful round corner maing, its pretty long " I never told him I've driven a truck before, so it was funny letting him go on with his advice .

Well I'm hired. I start tomorrow (oh man! no more late friday nights) My job is to clean wax and detail cars. Also they will need me to run errands and whatnot and transport cars to other lots and eventually across the border. They deal in higher end cars so it will be cool to drive around in them. Its stressing me out though because I've only had my license for 8 days now( I let my CDL expire) and there trusting me drive expensive cars around the city. Oh well at least I will have more money then I know what to do with in a few weeks, ya I've never had a real job. P.S. Thanks Todd for putting me on to this job

It has all THAT! I can't believe he would even think of selling it I bet he's real sad

Update! okay so a buddy of mine( Thanks Todd ) hooked me up with a guy who is like a car dealer or some or soem shit anyway I phoned him about a job detailing cars. he aksed me a few questions do you have a lisence? have you had expericne with cars before? have you ever tinkered with cars? I have my lisence but suck at parkign and I would probably be doing alot of movine cras around waxing cleaning blah. I took a shoip class in grade 10 so I know a bit about the engines but as far as electrical and "tinkering" not soo good. I'm just looking for any advice on how to not look dumb, I really want the job and it sounds prety good because the paY SHOULD BE GOOD AND ITS NOT FAST food. P.s. I should have used a spell checker

Oueen's rickshaw ! That's a Royal Chariot ! Fit for a King

This is how it should be done

14 Words/ 88 Precepts. -David lane "We must secure the existence of our people and a future for White children." (14 words) And 88 precepts, a creed for White nationalists. Which is a list of "precepts" which one should observe.

If you want a Corbin for the Y2k models, there's one hanging on the wall at http://www.mphcycles.com/ It has a gray welt & unlike most it fit perfect from day one . I'm sure Todd would cut you a deal $. Another thing I didn't get to fart on it very much before I screwed up my back, so it's like new.

It'll move your wrist down further , but you'll look like you're going a lot faster

You did see it here , but I'm a busy person & can't be bothered to look it up . So instead I'll send you here http://www.motorcycledaily.com/15april05_bmwhp2.htm Maybe it was WG now that I think of it

Around here , we call 'em " Hillbillies "