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loudest143

loudest143

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I took the opportunity to go out to my first meet-up with the local cafe and vintage bike crowd. Wow, I had no idea how many cool bikes were ripping around my city. :) I went Sunday to a wrench session where a guy was working on his Yamaha smoker, and got it running with some parts and help from some of the group. Pretty cool seeing everyone pitching in and lending a hand. Another couple guys were seperating a motor, to pull the gears and replace a clutch basket. Everyone chatting about their builds, what's at home in the garage, how they got their stuff to the current point. Very fun to experience, and even more fun to meet up the following night at a local watering hole. It seemed like there were tons of ton uppers there, and I would say nearly 30 bikes in the 'lineup' curbside. Considering this was the first one of the season, and it was around 50 degrees, it was a solid turnout. I was really happy I went, and met some really great people, and saw some really awesome bikes. Time to start saving for another fixer upper!

My bike scored high praise from the guys, and I should thank everyone here for their wisdom, information, and inspiration.

Thanks again,

loudest143
*the punisher
 
loudest143 said:
I took the opportunity to go out to my first meet-up with the local cafe and vintage bike crowd. Wow, I had no idea how many cool bikes were ripping around my city. :) I went Sunday to a wrench session where a guy was working on his Yamaha smoker, and got it running with some parts and help from some of the group. Pretty cool seeing everyone pitching in and lending a hand. Another couple guys were seperating a motor, to pull the gears and replace a clutch basket. Everyone chatting about their builds, what's at home in the garage, how they got their stuff to the current point. Very fun to experience, and even more fun to meet up the following night at a local watering hole. It seemed like there were tons of ton uppers there, and I would say nearly 30 bikes in the 'lineup' curbside. Considering this was the first one of the season, and it was around 50 degrees, it was a solid turnout. I was really happy I went, and met some really great people, and saw some really awesome bikes. Time to start saving for another fixer upper!

My bike scored high praise from the guys, and I should thank everyone here for their wisdom, information, and inspiration.

sound like we were in the same place on Sunday....lol. I was the one with the zx12 asking questions about my cb450 which i now have running thanks to being given a .020 piece of guitar string my slowjet i believe its called was clogged.

Thanks again,

loudest143
*the punisher
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Wow, small world! I've been eyein' my kid's guitar... Think he'll notice he's playin' bass now? LOL ;D

loudest143
 
loudest143 said:
Wow, small world! I've been eyein' my kid's guitar... Think he'll notice he's playin' bass now? LOL ;D

loudest143
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hey do you know if Eric is on here i had some more questions concerning Mikuni carbs from Sudco.
 
I don't think Eric is on DTT. You can always ask him on the CO-OH page. What questions did you have?

Joe
SBRacing
Cols, OH.
 
was trying to get some info on his Mikunis. I will call sudco today. I wanted to know which Mikunis he was running on his bike. Will leave him a message on the CO-OH page
 
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