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If he spent one million every HOUR, it would take 95 years to spend it.

Dawn dish soap is cheap, but there's this.... https://www.napacanada.com/en/p/NTH7652885

Sooooo.....where y'all at, next time I don't want to hand bomb my next tire? Going to the magician & back, takes a bit.

Me too. Here's one of my PA 10mm wrenches - great stuff - until you need to use it....

You know you want one. (So do I). When they were $550, I thought it was too much.

I sold a bike on Saturday to a fellow who's taking it there for a safety.

No joke. A wheel barrow tire took me 10X longer than a m/c tire, and it was 20X the struggle.

Me too, unless I got a buddy for the "3rd" hand. The back seat of the cage, windows up, in the blistering sun. (Bonus: off gassing lasts a day or two)

I use soapy water too (or windex), and I've got a pail full of rim protectors I don't use. Make sure the tire your mounting is situated in the drop area, or drop zone - opposite side that your spooning. It's very important to minimize stretching the tire, and it'll go on much easier, without...

There's a certain someone i know (on this forum sometimes) who doesn't use lube while swapping tires. That is exactly what happens every time he mounts a new tire. I still can't recommend it, but there is still about 50% of your bead that'll stick. Air it up, and check for leakage.

Maybe it was "leaded" gas!

I'd forgotten how slow dial up was, but for 3 days, gtam has been running slower than that. Anyone else waiting minutes for a page to load? (every other site that I use is fine)

Was the buyer's name Eric, by any chance?

The paved pathways on the Hamilton municipal golf courses are in just as bad, or worse condition. I played yesterday, and I think I got whiplash a half dozen times riding in the cart. Truly pathetic.

CT - only if the specific location has a motorcycle tech. I had my bike safety done at an auto shop. Owner gave me the poop on setting it up for motorcycles. He had to commit 8 hours to "learn how to do it" and cough up $4500. This is why many bike shops don't bother any more.

Google says: The most effective baits for trapping groundhogs are fresh, aromatic fruits and vegetables, with cantaloupe being the top choice due to its strong scent. Other effective options include peaches, strawberries, sweet corn, lettuce, string beans, and carrots. Place bait behind the...

I'd be lying......it was yrs ago. Best ever was 10.7?.......busa. (¼ mile) High 10's in my Z06 was my best lifetime cage run. (¼ mile)

On his CBF?

I put a D&D on my '01......loud af. Also went 1 tooth down front, up 1 rear......that was a decent wake up. Hindle on the 05. No plans for exhaust trickery on this one. It's a low budget bike......it even runs on regular.

I remember yours, but i forget your screen name ........before the 'hammer' came down.