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  1. Gary

    Groundhog bait?

    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...
  2. Gary

    Another thing too

    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)
  3. Gary

    Another thing too

    On his CBF?
  4. Gary

    Another thing too

    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.
  5. Gary

    Another thing too

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

    Another thing too

    Has the Millgrove Magician had a look at the fjr? Here's a Cayuga action shot of my '05. (theres a chance that our very own FMJ took this pic yrs ago).....
  7. Gary

    Another thing too

    Daily Grand didn't pan out last night.......lol.
  8. Gary

    Another thing too

    This'll be my 3rd Bandit. I had '01 and '05 1200's. Sold the '01 with 109,000kms. Current load has 57,000kms.
  9. Gary

    Another thing too

    Bought this last week. '09 GSF 1250. Why? I don't know. Riding home from the dealer (in Fonthill) less than 14kms away, I hit some debris. Near tossed me over the bars as the front tire exploded. (1" tear near the sidewall). Tire was brand new. CAA flatbed home, another new tire is on. Rides...
  10. Gary

    Anyone into gardening here?

    Tomatoes.......I'll keep 3-4 and the neighbours get the rest......
  11. Gary

    Good news thread

    And they're the only team that prevented Hamilton from getting an NHL team. **** them.
  12. Gary

    Plumber East End

    https://www.homehardware.ca/en/1l-fast-acting-drain-cleaner/p/4520052?srsltid=AfmBOorVeGPgsjceuqXaWLmijSo9PMTslCcKds-d1d3WodvFmsOqKFtU
  13. Gary

    Fry pans

    Shameless plug.... I have a new set of AllClad, if anyone's interested. I used one of the fry pans (forget which one) once, otherwise, brand new. There's a missing lid to the 7oz pot, and the box is gone. 13 pieces. $225.
  14. Gary

    The Reasonably Priced Used Motorcycles for Sale Thread

    Thanks, but a minute late. I went to the Stoney Creek office to confirm the online quote. It wasn't exact, because the online thing doesn't use a vin. With my subtle additions etc, it worked out to ~$100 more than the quote, so I bought it, and saved $400, and got better coverage, lower...
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    The Reasonably Priced Used Motorcycles for Sale Thread

    Me too. I bought a bike earlier this week and current provider needed > $1600. Online quote from cooperators was barely a grand (without bundling) for better coverage and smaller deductibles. I'm going to the co op office in a couple minutes to confirm (and sign up).
  16. Gary

    I, too, did a thing

    I saw a bandage........was concerned.
  17. Gary

    I, too, did a thing

    How's your thumb? Congrats.
  18. Gary

    Enough of COVID...what are you doing to the house?

    So is mine........California Cooperage Maxx.
  19. Gary

    Where to get a puppy?

    My x used to remove ticks from our dog with a cigarette. She'd put the heater from the butt on the ticks back, and it would instantly spin out. The dog didn't gaf either.
  20. Gary

    Enough of COVID...what are you doing to the house?

    Doesn't the tub's plumbing have shutoffs just before the heater & pump(s)? Pull and twist do hickeys? Mine does. I've replaced pump #1 twice, and a new heater once. No draining required.
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