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I suspect they won't announce until early evening based on what they say on their web site.

When my 2008 Bosch fridge compressor stopped working a couple years ago, it was just the "start device" (capacitor) and not the compressor itself.

I've found most appliance repairs to be pretty simple, and sites like https://www.repairclinic.com make diagnosing common issues pretty easy. The only hard part seems to be pulling my fridge out of the cubby without scratching the floor, or getting to my washer with the dryer stacked on top of it.

Not just the engine, everything. Swingarm, tank, bodywork, etc. Literally just swap out the frame and subframe. At least, that's what he said and what it looked like. But yes, you can go the other way as well and drop a 600 motor into your frame. I think the later YZF600 motors also fit, but...

$20k for a stock bike with a few bolt-on options. https://www.facebook.com/share/1F8HuRAXUy/ Seller's description Im selling my 2023 Husky 701SM that was a show bike, only 228km on it. The bike was completely torn down to get everything powder coated. full black plastics as well as custom...

I have a love/hate on FZR400's. First, it was the bike I "had" to buy after my best friend wrote off my NS400R, then he got a Gamma for himself and it became an arms race. But really what did it was when I had an FZR600, I was thinking of swapping out my steel frame for the 400 aluminum frame...

I walked right up to the counter around 12:30, no line which surprised me for a Saturday. Master Steaks could be another option. Their portions aren't as gut busting, but still filling and priced accordingly.

Saw that today right after making plans to meet at Zets! No regrets, though. The souvlaki on a bun was so filling, and they even had Dr. Pepper. That said, the total came out to about $23 so not cheap.

I'll be there this summer again. I actually didn't enjoy it when we visited in 2007, but we were on a Trafalgar tour and all I remember is spending way too much time visiting churches. I do remember walking through a row of shops that reminded me of Rodeo Drive, along with associated prices. I'm...

Prices not good, or you just didn't see anything you needed/wanted?

When I used to import a lot of stuff from the US, I opened my own UPS account and when you do that the brokerage fee becomes really low. Not sure if you can do that with an online shop because you have to ask them to ship on your account instead of theirs.

There's the key word. If you tighten it to the right torque spec, but fail to grease the threads when called for, you still end up with not enough torque.

Damn, for a second I thought you were going on about the tire until I took a closer look. Let me guess, always dealer serviced?

Been using mine for 2 years since it came out. I started looking into them (and switching back to leather from textile) after my first street crash since I started riding in the 80's. I've broken bones on the race track, no big deal, but my bones probably don't heal as well as they used to when...

It's mentioned in the manual (along with other warnings such as breast implants) but I never checked the actual vest.

I rolled by around 7:30 on my way to BurgeRR night and it was a zoo with the road blocked by people spilling out onto the streets Reminded me of MotoSocial, but with less respect for traffic passing by.

The Wrench Monkey near the airport. I always pick up, and they can get parts in within an hour or two if in stock at their local suppliers. https://www.thewrenchmonkey.ca/

Doh, misread "2nd Wednesday" as every other Wednesday

With the new Motosocial being every 2 weeks, that's going to be more frequent this year. EDIT: Oops misread 2nd Wednesday as every other Wednesday

Is Area 27 a franchise? I could swear that looks very similar to another track I was looking at in the US that's modeled after golf club communities, where you can buy a house and get track privileges.