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My wife delivered our second 14.32 minutes after walking through the hospital doors. They charged us a 'rush fee' (even though there was no doctor in attendance) and then $17 for ibuprofen. :laughing:

I think there aught to be some mutual respect here fellas. Telling someone they have a detachment to reality isn't respectful nor is it productive.

If it starts and runs the rest of it's gravy not much wiring to them bikes. Cheston, time to make bad decisions!

So it's actually a monster 900ie, KTM swingarm and Husqvarna forks

Also. Anyone want to go for a ride tomorrow or this weekend?

"Wiring issue" also miles aren't listed. Could be easy could be hard. I'd risk it!

https://abcnews.go.com/US/major-amendment-case-awaiting-supreme-court-decision/story?id=85391615 "May Issue" law struck down. Opinions? I personally think the previous law requiring an application for "special need" for a permit for a right as preposterous.

There's flowy stuff too. What day works for you?

You wanna go ride The Farm tonight?

Good on ya Colton. Welcome to the Dad Club.

I'm building a clean room for suspension and motor work in my cellar and I've got an old work bench I need to refinish. Has anyone got a portable belt sander I can borrow for a day? I'll buy you brand new belt as payment. I hate to buy a tool I'll likely only ever use once. I've got a huge...

SW motech makes OEM stuff for lots of the MFGs. I'll bet if you look hard enough you'll find their mark on those pannier bags.

The paint job is likely 200% more value than the van.

A couple goats would cost some thousands in fencing.

I have a bush hog I tow behind my tractor for the most of it, but for the tight stuff- I do need one of those!

Picked up just a few rocks Saturday. Not the worst view while mowing, but I REALLY need a ride on.

Last Saturday we rode up this stuff and I'm so proud- it's hard enough to make my wife cry a little, but the boy's clutch was slipping on the steep stuff. So today he learned to do a clutch. I'm told we might want pull some of the ball bearings out of the auto clutch so it grabs at a higher...

You rock!

How much cfm do you want? How big of tank? I'd personally stick with an oiled compressor and enjoy the increased life and duty cycle. Air cooled oilless units are limited by how much heat they can disipate. That's usually what kills them.

I don't think Brian could afford the Skoal habit that comes with that bike... :p