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How much for the killer?

My knees nixxed that long a ride a while back sadly.

Awesome ride @sburns. How many kms was that? (Looks like a much better ride than heading to the Stonetown.

I like to back my bikes in but it means backing in between the van on one side and the car and trailer on the other. Squeeze sometimes parks by taking her half out of the middle.....

It's my understanding the the Brits like warm beer because Mr Lucas also made refrigerators.

Lathes. Dad handed me down an old BSA lathe (Birmingham Small Arms -there was a small tri gun logo decal on the chuck). When he passed and I got his little Maxi-Mat I gave the BSA to a friend. He's become a hoarder and I fear it's just buried in his garage. If anyone could make a really good...

A few days ago I finally solved an oil leak that had plagued my 76 SuperSport since the latest rebuild a few years back. After too many embarrassing oil stains were left behind I found it was just a loose clamp on the hose from the PCV spigot.

Just bought these this afternoon. Have the wheel off and spooned the new tire on in record time with minimal effort. Not sure why it went so well but as of yet we don't know for certain the tube holds air. I always let them sit overnight before remounting just in case. Also the cool black...

Looking at a pair of John Doe riding jeans. Reviews I could find seemed good. Anyone riding em now?

Either move or whine quietly.

The math is close, but I just don't have anything that big. Haven't needed one.

Found out the front axle of my killer needs a 14mm hex socket or wrench in order to get it off. AND that there is nothing like that in the tool kit or it seams my entire toolbox.

Maybe some more futzing with wood like this. Friends bought a cottage and the first thing I said was "you gotta get a sea flea". They so I made this model as a house warming gift. The pilot is a standard art store model but I had to take his legs apart and sand them down in order to have him in...

Do we get to chew on tinfoil as well?

Banana plants?

Ukulele's are cheap and cheerful. Even though my good riding buddy who plays in a few bands and was a music teacher says I'm a "special needs music student" with "no natural sense of rhythm and possibly tone deaf" I still have fun with a few chords and my awesome hawaiian strum.

If that's the same Artika brand that home depot uses I'd think twice. I've already posted here what a giant piece of gobshite the artika sink I bought was.

Time to order up those bushings for the skis on my newer sled

With any luck a bunch more clowns like this guy will win a Darwin award and maybe someone will notice.

I've run out of gas in cars and on bikes more than once. It would usually involve meeting a kind stranger or perhaps a mild adventure. A win either way.