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Had 25 of 'em...Which 1?
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Sincerest Condolances Bob....I'll be praying for you mate...
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That guy ended up winning the race as well....
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I recall sitting on an early model Vmax once....gotta admit, it was pretty darned comfortable...even though they're pretty much a straight-line machine...
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Ditto.... plenty of work into it for sure... but you wouldn't catch me dead on an over-priced trailer queen like that...
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Kinda doubt it....but IF it is, it probably can't get out of it's own way....
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Quite a mayhem of activity in yesterday's Spanish GP race.... Marquez brothers are now both on the mend....gotta hand it to Acosta for getting the holeshot on every restart....
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Nobody held a gun to your head ....but on the flip-side, I'm sure Pete would have gave you an Atta-Boy for keeping this place alive....
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Heading over to my mate's place about Lunchtime , to watch some Moto-America racing from Barber Motorsports Park ...
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Anyone know anything about mass airflow sensors?
YamaHead replied to Nute's topic in MOTORCYCLE WORKSHOP
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For the passing of another profound individual who left his mark on the 2-Wheel world.... Mert Lawwill (obviously an AI pic)....RIP champ.... Grand National Champion 1970....was also the original designer of the 4-bar link rear suspension you see on so many MTB's now...
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We now have another RedNeck to piss & moan about....only this time he's from YOUR side of the pond....
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Those Clarke tanks are awesome...had 1 on my 370 Bultaco...loved it. They're made in Molalla OR...not terribly far from where I grew up....
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Nothin' quite like a Bagger that really stretches the arms....
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When we finally made it back down to Hwy 204, we decided to head west towards the old Spout Springs ski area which gets up to 5100 ft. elevation....shame it hasn't been running for at least 5-6 yrs. as its only 30 miles from home. Definitely a bit more chilly at the higher elevations.... On the way back down, we seemed to have our timing dialed in as there was virtually no traffic....so I was able to keep a steady 55+mph pace for a good 6+ miles....coasting in neutral....gotta love a manual gearbox.