Recent content by kingofthenuggets

My current ride with my best buddy inside. Just like my 82 Suzuki GS750, this 90 Ford Ranger V6 is also a work in progress.

I wish I had a "broken" carb to justify buying a new set. If it can be repaired, fix it. If it can't, replace it. You are overthinking the issue.

Come on SPITFIRE!!! That exhaust is wicked and a burnout glam shot is PIMP!!!

Soooo that is what was missing ... will make sure to bring the Captain Morgan with me the next time I attempt this then.

Hey, I am really in the same boat as you and so far I have found that everything works it just isn't working correctly!! The big thing here is spark. If you can get spark then the coils/ condensor/ points/ plugs/ plug caps are operable. If you want a way to check your coils without a...

Just couldn't resist the Yamaha ... good work.

Re: "El luchador" aka 'The Fighter' '79 XS1100S Build *pictures* Really feeling that rear tire ... looks great!

I thought I might have missed something there ... makes sense now. Are you going to black out the headlight lens as well? Powdered bolts??? That is freakin' nutz ... :D

Ha ha ha ... Dr. House is awesome and if you are anything like him then YOU ARE THE MAN. Please tell me you have the cane too!! Didn't House ride a Ducati for a bit on the show??

This bike is gonna be crazy ... I was looking over your pics of the front end and noticed the fork covers. If the tubes are nice and shiny why not show them off? I just think there might be too much black. Can't wait to see it all together though.

This thing is sick ...

Interested, so keep uploading to photobucket and share damn it!! I was expecting a cookie cutter bike here, please make it painfully obvious when it appears ... thank you. ;D

I like the cowboy hat and half buttoned shirt? But seriously we would probably like more stupid hondamatic before pics, then transformation pics from UNCOOL to COOL, and finally show n shine pics. But hey it is a nice bike, would have ditched the side covers though ...

Damn that sucks!! Sometimes defensive driving, evasive manuevers, and low speed aren't enough and you have to depend on your gear. I hate to say you are lucky but I have seen a lot worse with low speed accidents, worked a yr in traffic so I have seen some sights. Personally I think click it...

Re: 1975 Yamaha XS500B Cafe Project (TX500) - Thoughts, Comments, Suggestions Damn ... thanks for making me feel bad about not showing my bike the same love. Looks freakin' swank ... I hear fire engine sirens!