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It SO will. Did mine this fall for the first with a burp gun. Can't believe I wrenched it for 25 years.

You're preaching to the choir. I'm still doing physio for my shoulder after dropping my buddies DT50 in June. (In my defense it was after 10am so weed and alcohol was involved....)

Based on this logic I will never have to sell my KLR. ( Always been slow and down on "performance")

Sorry to hear that. Hope you're on the mend.

Here's a fun read about fences. Wendy Eller is my first cousin. They figure it cost about 100K and the fence is back where it started. https://krcmar.ca/resource-articles/2009-02-28_0.pdf

Just leave the phone at home.

Those look like a possibility. What brand? I'd like to have a closer look online. Is each side just one big bag? My last ones had an outer pocket on each bag that was extremely handy.

Hey Thanks for looking out for me! Unfortunately I'm looking for something larger.

OEM. Was probably on the shelf for decades. Looks fine.

There was a water tower in Brooklyn that I sprayed painted a girlfriends name on (up top).

Just picked up a crank seal for the sled. Should have the motor buttoned up and back in the sled by Friday. -10 on the sled is fine -20 is downright brisk

When I was a kid in Scarborough in the 70's everyone had a TV antenna going up the side of their house. As kids those were ladders and we spent lots of time on peoples roofs.

I don't like decaf and my sisters arn't that good looking.....

What utter BS. I jumped off the cliff by the grotto in Bruce Penninsula National Park. I jumped out of a plane by myself. I've hung off the side of vintage racing side car set up on the track. I've drag raced my bike down the strip at over 100 MPH. I'd really like someone to show me the movie...

2026 Plans - A trip to PEI is in the works. At the show - I'm due for a new set of soft side bags and the KLR needs a rear shock. Maybe some jerky.....

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Dirtbike has been on the lift for months waiting for me to order tires, sprockets and a chain. CB750 motor on the bench has been touched since I started building the DragWing in the summer of 24. It calls out to me now and again... KLR is still waiting for a new shock - it's still rideable. All...

You're gonna love working in a heated area. I keep my garage between 50-60 F. I wouldn't spend half the time I do out there if not for the heat.

Try again. Woke up to another dump. Trying to get the energy up to tackle it...

https://www.armstrongmotors.ca/ This guy hops up chainsaws for the lumberjack crowd.