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Chuck

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  1. It ain't easy being green..
  2. Can do, Randy.. PM or email me your shipping address. I have the blanks, now. Just need Austin to go away, so I can run the mill. I think he's getting close to being done.
  3. Thanks for that. Gotta have one. Looks airplane ish.
  4. Ooh ooh, I love the clock. Where did that come from?
  5. Life is good, Tom. Enjoy..
  6. Yeah.. I've done that one, too. I love the rockies..
  7. That's been lost to the ages. Somewhere around 50 I think.. Dunno. I've seen a few at rallies over the country.
  8. Hmmm. I wonder what is the worst thing that could happen? Maybe wash down your cylinder walls with excess fuel? Just a thought.. If I was going to spend a little money.. I, personally, would get a remap by Beetle.
  9. Quite a few. I made head guards for them and sent them all over the world. I've "heard" that Guzzi lost money on each one sold.. but I don't know that for a fact. It was a tougher than normal period for Guzzi, and they were very kit bikeish. I've said before that the only reason they assembled them was to make sure you got all the parts. Kool, though.. I loved mine for long time.
  10. The Kid did his shop chair with some decals he had made for his Spot. I *think* it was done photographically.
  11. Uhh, maybe just buying their airline tickets would be cheaper?
  12. Ok, I'm pretty sure the statute of limitations are up. Wayne posted about this last winter, so I'm no longer sworn to secrecy. When the Daytona/Centauro etc. engines were certified, Guzzi, in their inimitable way screwed up and used the wrong chip. It was way too expensive to go through the certification process again, so they sent correct chips to Will on the west coast, Wayne Orwig on the east coast, and Karsten (from memory) in Germany. These were well known Guzzi Guys with electronic experience. They modified the chips and sent them all over the world. Naturally the epa, et al would have blown a gasket if known. (whistling) Will had a Daytona RS that he used to improve Guzzi's baseline chip, so I would expect he would know what you need. I would imagine Wayne could still burn you one, too. Probably it is still not general knowledge, though..
  13. Ok, had to listen. Other than the dog wanting some attention.. sounds normal to me.
  14. I'm afraid that we won't be going anywhere this summer..
  15. Enzo at Cadre is a stand up guy. I'm not a customer, but I know many that are. I wouldn't hesitate to buy a bike from him or have service done.
  16. A kid I know trashed the mains in short order on his new to him silver red frame. No.. not *my* kid.
  17. Gulp. Not good. *Hopefully* no permanent damage done..
  18. Nothing wrong with a rattle can. All the work is in the prep. And... sometimes they just want you to act like you care.
  19. Yeah, baby!
  20. If it were me, I'd just ignore it.
  21. Yeah.. I *liked* Rosie, but couldn't see keeping her and the Mighty Scura. The guy said he loved Rosie and would never sell her. That lasted almost two years. Oh well.. I knew he was a flipper.
  22. You are no doubt the first to have to deal with the fast idle thingy..
  23. A guy that is good at it makes it look easy.
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