You guys are nutsQuote:
Originally Posted by accadacca
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You guys are nutsQuote:
Originally Posted by accadacca
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Garbanzo how was Cherry Creek?
It was great. There is some serious technical on top we have to try. We opted out of it this time, but it appears to be really cool. Either way, I'm really starting to dig the area. Did you guys hit BL?Quote:
Originally Posted by moab mark
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Moto Madness
I've been busy selling off old projects and old rides because of this madness we call living.
I think I found the right bike for me and will head up to the great white north of Utah to snatch it up.:lol8:
I wanted to try to get it done monday but forgot all about the banks being closed MON/Veterans Day (thank you all that have and are serving to keep our freedoms).
I may not have access to the net but if acca is around Tuesday afternoon I'm sure he can get a pict or two up for me if I have a chance to show it off to him then.
Needless to say I'm super stoked and ready to ride with some basic upgrades to get things set right.
I just knew Santa did not have a sleigh.
And people wonder why he's such a jolly feller.
That seat looks comfortable. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by accadacca
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The airbags in the backrest are probably good and comfy too...
Let's not get thrown in the bin!
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Moto Madness is your first oil change on a Katoom:scared:
I did everything by the book and when I stood my bike back up and started it and seen smoke I friggin panicked big time.
Glad that first one is over with I feel much better now:lol8:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&feature=endscreen&v=CDafMzo4HO8
Sorry I just had to.:roflol:
Dang bro I don't know if this is a tribute to the rider or an insult to the machine?
Nothing wild should be behind glass cages.:lol8:
MOTO MADNESS:
When your running late on the little things and have to ride in the morn.Attachment 61436
Don't want no head rott.:lol8: When stuff is still wet and it is winter time.
After a good wash and a couple of coat hangers will get the job done.
The boots well that is another story and thank heavens for wool socks.
For a newbie, do you just wash your helmet in the kitchen sink and then just air dry it ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mtnseeker1
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I used to pull everything out and run it through the washing machine but.
Most helmies now days are plastic snaps so (and I am a noob too) just hit it with soap and a garden hose and the air from the compressor now to try and prolong the life seems that they are so cheap to replace and all:lol8:
Beats head rott. But it is most likely way to late for that.
Sorry no picts but today I ran into one that caused me some MOTO MADNESS.
Riding some rocky single track today and pickup somehow a rock the size of a bowling ball and wedged that bitch between my rear tire and fender but stuck big time up at the front part.
Took two of us rocking the bike to dislodge the rock.
One out of a kazillion is my guess.:ne_nau:
Who cleans their gear? Honestly?! :haha:
I do I do:lol8:
But I have to admit it does seem to be a big waiste of time mostly.
Yep, that's the ticket. Stud! :naughty:
http://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...92629262_n.jpg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7H7NJ0HOFpM
Moto Madness
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1C4A-D6p1M&sns=em[/youtube]
That's really incredible. Lots and lots of practice.Quote:
Originally Posted by accadacca
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[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNnrCKi4-js&sns=em[/youtube]
I'm sure a couple of guys will dig this one.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKO8ldtrj_g&feature=g-high
The wonders of Fuel Injection.