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I'm not much taller than you. You would be fine. Take it for a spin and make me an offer I can't refuse.

We didn't use diapers with our female. We used an old pair of underwear from my son. The slit in the crotch area was perfect for her tail to go through. Her first hear was the worse. Now, it's barely anything.

That's not Shane's riding style. :LOL: :LOL: :LOL: :LOL: :LOL: :LOL:

I would suggest the East coast and maybe dipping into NFLD but a week might be short for all of it.

Manufacturer's don't want you to repair things. They want to sell you new things. Sadly, that's the reality now.

Maybe see if you can take it apart and check to see if there are any marking on the battery that you can throw Into Google search.

It's great for projects where you have no power near by. I also like to stand it up on the counter and solder "in the air". Holding the 2 pieces of masteries with both hands and the iron standing up on the counter.

M12 soldering iron at home Depot . $78

FTFY Have a safe ride.

I have a small, 6 inch M12 "pruning chainsaw" It does wonders. This was $80 only so it was hard to pass up. Follow me for more hording tips.

For the little need I have for a chain saw, this should outlive me.

Picked up one of these today at a yard sale for $80. Practically brand new. Came with a spare chain too. I think it was a good deal.

what did that cost you?

My mom has a 41 year old sewing machine. Brought over from Poland when we immigrated 32 years ago. The things is a work horse. It also helps that my mom used to work in a factory sewing leather purses. I usually get same day service when I need something altered or repaired. Running joke in...

Looks like I may have family traveling to the US in the next few weeks so I'll be looking at purchasing soon for best deal. As for going up or down with the teeth numbers. I think I will leave it stock. I'm ok with the current "punch" of the bike. I also want to make it more "universal" for...

That's an interesting back rest setup

I'm in Milton. I like to use the right tool for the job. But I will never use the old chain for anything again so I can probably take a grinder to it. Chances are my neighbor may have one. Not sure it is worth investing money in buying one as I dont see myself changing that many chain in my...

Wish I looked into this earlier, before my Trip to the New York. I may have to source something local or visit Niagara Falls NY soon to pick up my order. Who is willing to lend out the chain removal tool?

If I'm doing anything to it, it will be all 3 items, or nothing. Just need to decide between OEM or others for replacements.

I havent taken the wheel off yet but the entire rear sprocket pretty much looks like this. Front is harder to get to without removing parts.