You would have liked this. My Dad's daily beater. I gave it to my best friend who is like family, and known the old man all his life. He had it restored. The watchmaker said the movement was very beautiful.
Third generation machinist here. Looks like the lathes we had in High School. Standard Modern I think they were. Two range gearbox. I always wanted one. I inherited a milling machine from my Dad. Seldom used it; sold it. Lots of tools, cutters, carbide tips, etc. left over, if you need something.
Remember way back; there was a Toronto Councillor who owned a bakery (Norm something) who shot someone during a robbery. It was revealed that he was permitted to carry a concealed pistol.
I rode out Tuesday too. Grabbed 5 Suzuki oil filters for half price, and some brake pads. If I needed a helmet I would have grabbed that shiny black Arai. Smokin' deal at half price.
I would suggest putting as few as possible (preferably none) receptacles on external walls. They detract from insulation and interfere with vapour barrier and are points where cold air can get in.
Hardwired and linked Smoke/CO detectors are a must.
A buddy lost a big square pannier off his KTM 1290. Last time he saw it was at Warden and Davis Drive. After that he went south on 404 and across the 407 to Milton. If you happen to find it, please let me know.
Here we go again! My new replacement gloves are falling apart in exactly the same place and manner as the old ones. The stitching is coming out of the left index finger. Another warranty claim filed. I hope they don't ask me to cut up my brand new gloves. I could at least have one functional...
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