Recent content by Renboy

So my take is that abs fairings are deadly. Daytona = deadly, street triple = safe. Rsv4 = deadly, tuono = safe. S1000rr = deadly, s1000r = safe. Apparently the same crew that make banned gun lists know as much about motorcycles. Why is everyone in government flocking retarded? They really...

Not looking for solid stock, I'd rather $12 tubes bend and break than pretty much anything else in their proximity. I looked at metalsupermarkets and they had nothing in stock near me.

Perfect. Let me know if you have them. I'll either buy them off you or trade for regular sized ones. Whatever you prefer. In the mean time, I'll order extras from Alison. Thanks.

Thanks Jay. Are you going to be at SOAR for Friday practice next weekend?

I know Woodcraft makes 13.5" ones. What I could probably get away with is an actual 12" tube. But all the 12" ones include the plastic knobs on the ends in their measurements. This makes the actual tube under 11" long. I'm going to call Hindle on Monday to see if they keep the longer ones in...

Just curious to know if anyone buys 7/8" or 22mm tubing and cuts their own tubes to a desired length? My son needs a little longer than the standard 12" tubes and I was wondering where people buy the material from? Cheers.

After having an airbag jack, I would never get another hydraulic one again. Convenience aside, I really like that the airbags lift the vehicle straight up. I've never liked that the hydraulic ones all radius up based on the pivot point.

One if the new CSBK racing youths.

Installed undercut gears into a Ninja 500.

I didn't realize it was that long ago for exterior walls. If a run is longer than a certain distance (30' for example) then recirculation is required. That one I know for sure because a friend built a house a few years ago and he was the one that told me about it.

Just going off the top of my head. 2x6 exterior walls instead of 2x4. Insulation for those walls. Attics I believe now require r60. HRV systems. Copper wire is at retarded prices. AFCI and GFCI pretty much everywhere now. Hardwired smoke detectors with flashing lights. Recirculating pump and...

That's how it should be. Putting $30 outlets and $100 useless pain in the @ss breakers all over the place is nonsense.

I've become firmly of the opinion that anyone wishing to buy tools needs to pass some kind of aptitude test first. I can't just run out and buy pharmaceuticals because I have no clue how to use them, the same should apply for ratchets and sockets.

I bought a bike from them about 6 weeks ago. They were pretty forthcoming about everything.

Instead of cotton which just holds sweat, why not get actual under suit base layers? I just bought some Spidi under garments and walking around the house in them to test the sizing actually made me feel colder (and look spectacular).