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[XL350AGAIN]

You can tune a piano, but you cannot....

Fish


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[Hurco550]

Welcome back to the fray.

 

[XL350AGAIN]

This: thing got my attention hope I don’t loos my mind… again.

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[XL350AGAIN]

Welcome back to the fray.

Thanks…


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[Rider52]

Ordered from Amazon. $2.00 cheaper per can than the local suppliers. Also have an inner tube somewhere in Georgia. Supposed to be here tomorrow. Both for a new purchase which will be posted in a few days.

 

[Rider52]

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I had an XL250 and it was one of my favorite bikes. I wish I had kept it.

 

[Brodie]

This: thing got my attention hope I don’t loos my mind… again.

Last of the side ports. Nice find. Don't see the low slung exhaust too often either. Also welcome back.

 

[Tim]

Been getting a lot of wood lately. Today's haul will become the two load bearing walls on my 16 x 20 'shop' I'm building at the cottage finally.

 

[Maritime]

Nice! 2x6 are you insulating for use in the colder waether?

 

[adventurco]

Got a sweet deal on CL77 parts….

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[Rider52]

Got a sweet deal on CL77 parts….

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The mother load. The exhaust is the big ticket item.

 

[irk miller]

Yeah, dude. My CL exhaust is trash.

 

[XL350AGAIN]

Been getting a lot of wood lately. Today's haul will become the two load bearing walls on my 16 x 20 'shop' I'm building at the cottage finally.

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That first sentence threw me a bit.
Nice to see your erecting a nice wood shed


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[Rider52]

Saw an ad on FB Market for old Sportster parts. I bought them the next day and assembled this backyard survivor 73 XLCH.

 

[Tim]

Nice! 2x6 are you insulating for use in the colder waether?

2x6 is code here from what I can gather, and frankly it's worth the extra cost/weight even if not insulating I think.

I doubt it will get insulated, as there are 5 massive 5x9 foot single pane windows going in. They're a set of sliding doors from a department store in a mall I think or something. Insulating the remaining walls wouldn't do much good I don't think. But you never know.

 

[Maritime]

2x6 is code here from what I can gather, and frankly it's worth the extra cost/weight even if not insulating I think.

I doubt it will get insulated, as there are 5 massive 5x9 foot single pane windows going in. They're a set of sliding doors from a department store in a mall I think or something. Insulating the remaining walls wouldn't do much good I don't think. But you never know.

Nice. Here a garage can still be made from 2x4 but agree 2x6 is the better choice for the load bearing bits.

 

[farmer92]

Finally bought a big boy toy, after being jealous of all the cool shit people on here were making for the last 10 years.

 

[ridesolo]

After owning the '08 Saturn for 13 years and putting 80,000 miles on it we decided it was time to for a replacement. The thing still looked great and ran good but it was time for a change. Typical for me, lots of research went into it and I decided that the way we use a car; rarely more than a 40-50 mile round trip, that a hybrid might be the way to go for us. We are seriously considering replacing the 5th wheel with a motorhome in a couple of years so it seemed logical that the new vehicle would have to be pressed into service as a tow'd. Then I was surprised to learn that pretty much the only newer hybrid available that can be flat towed is the Ford Escape. I've got a good friend who's owned at least three of the things and loves them. After testing out a gas powered model, the search started for a hybrid; the newer the better and low miles for me and the "right" colors inside and out for Mrs. After locating several that weren't the "right" colors I finally found one a bit over an hour away that fit the bill. It's a couple years older than I wanted but only has 12,000 miles so that's OK. '20 Ford Escape Hybrid Titanium with all the bells n whistles. Even has head up display and it's suppose to be able to park itself, haven't tried that yet, though. 40 mpg? Yes, please!

 

[J-Rod10]

Woke up early last Friday morning, did the routine scan of Marketplace. Found a bike I didn't need. Had a 84 CR500r in the bed of my truck by 8 a.m. Needs a little cosmetic work, but she starts right up.

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[Hurco550]

Just picked up this 2004 Suzuki SV650 off of some kinfolk of the (in)famous @VonYinzer. I had been borrowing my dad's Buell xb12s for a bit as he's been recovering from open heart surgery, but he's ready to ride again so I was in the market for something cheap and fun to be my daily for a while. It's been sitting for about 5 years so it'll need gone over, but it has some good stuff on it. R1 forks, gsxr rear shock. Two brothers can etc.