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Old: 2499 Brock Rd., Uxbridge

I hope it wasn't too "sketch". [emoji28]

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Old: 301 Ellesmere Rd., Scarborough

It's not Milwaukee. It's not Makita or DeWalt. I'm not sure I even need it. But for $99.99, including two batteries, a charger, and a honking case, I couldn't say no. For the amount of use it will see, I expect it to be entirely suitable for my needs...

Did you use the usual two part epoxy, or the putty?

Looks like an evolution of the BMW Allround.

Do you buy your suits off the boy's rack, too? [emoji28]

What bike was that?

Who cares? You're on a motorcycle. You'll eventually find your way home. [emoji106]

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Old: 2275 Boyers Rd., Keswick

Master link? Clip style or riveted?

Shane, is this you?

I have Oxford heated grips on my Guzzi. They are as hard as rocks, very uncomfortable at the end of a day long ride. Grip Puppies make things much more tolerable, though one must become accustomed to the increased diameter. Easy enough to install with the help of an air compressor, but still a...

Just some of the tools required to install a set of so called "universal fit" soft luggage. [emoji28] It's okay with me, though; I expected nothing less, and any garage time is always a good time.

I changed the wheel bearings, front and rear, on my old Tiger. It had a similar set-up. I don't recall any difficulty, using nothing but hand tools.

I assume there's a tube/spacer in between the two bearings. You have to get the tube to shift over just enough to allow some purchase on the offending bearing. Good luck.

It's obvious, ain't it? 😅

I dig the flag. [emoji106][emoji1063]