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No need to panic. A bolt extractor socket and a long lever will have no trouble with that. I've had success with these on several occasions. Get 'em at Canadian Tire, Princess Auto, Amazon, etc. Good luck. [emoji106]

Pay attention, now. I was quoting Mimico's Temu link above, which refers to one of these:

Handy for lubing the chain or maybe even plugging the tire, but you're not gonna remove the wheel with that.

Jayell submitted a new listing: 2020 Moto Guzzi V85TT - Adventure Ready! $9499 Tired of riding a plain-jane motorbike? Here's your chance to stand out from the crowd! Conquer the world, ride some local gravel roads, or simply go about your daily commute in the city. The Moto Guzzi V85TT does...

2020 Moto Guzzi V85TT, $9499 Tired of riding a plain-jane motorbike? Here's your chance to stand out from the crowd! Conquer the world, ride some local gravel roads, or simply go about your daily commute in the city. The Moto Guzzi V85TT does it all, with speed, style, and typical Italian...

Called what? PSAC has nothing to do with CUPW.

The bike is a 2007. The outer scale of the speedometer is clearly imperial, the inner one is metric. The odometer will measure in imperial.

Who is PSAC? Canada Post employees are represented by CUPW.

While the listing states 162,000kms, the photo of the speedometer shows 16,134.3 miles. Must be a US bike.

Haugen's bike nights, unfortunately, are long gone.

Doesn't anyone keep a spreadsheet on each bike?

I saw this one at GP Bikes last weekend. The unloved Honda DN-01. I've no idea if it's a good deal, but at least it's interesting. Maybe @MacDoc should buy it. He likes scooters, doesn't he?

No electronic scoring? C'mon, let's see the lap times and complete results.

I have to withdraw from the karting. I had already committed to the iRacing Sebring 12 Hour with my nerd friends. I've only just realized these events are on the same day. Very sorry.

Surprised and disappointed at this reply. You usually dish out sound advice on all matters. This, unfortunately, is not. [emoji107]

Any degreaser and plenty of elbow grease will do. Do it by hand. Be prepared to spend an hour or so. Clean the rim, each spoke, the hub, and the sprocket. It should be looking brand new when you're done. It'll be well worth the effort.

MP, no mention of safety cert? Yes? No? Also, most Ducati folks will likely know, but some less familiar with the brand may not know what "Desmo" refers to. Were it my ad, I would simply state that the timing belts have been replaced and the valves have been adjusted, by a professional...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_hour_(photography)

In for karting only if a spot opens up.

Is there a link?