A Day in the Life...
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Couple of pics from one afternoon a week or so ago---out riding with my brother.
Was a good time.
Kevin
Was a good time.
Kevin
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It got into the lower 60's here yesterday, so figured it would be a good day to stock up. Rode the Heritage to the store for bread, eggs and milk. Then rode to the store for cereal, veggies and meat. Then rode to the store for bacon, cheese and misc. Then rode to the store for smokes and a 6er. I don't understand why people complain about grocery shopping.
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It got into the lower 60's here yesterday, so figured it would be a good day to stock up. Rode the Heritage to the store for bread, eggs and milk. Then rode to the store for cereal, veggies and meat. Then rode to the store for bacon, cheese and misc. Then rode to the store for smokes and a 6er. I don't understand why people complain about grocery shopping.
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Riding in this morning I saw a new (and not great) thing.
I should have turned around and gotten a photo.
There was a tractor going down the road, which is not unusual in our part of the world.
What was unusual...he was talking on his cell phone and not really paying attention to the road, as evidenced by his swerving around!
Kevin
I should have turned around and gotten a photo.
There was a tractor going down the road, which is not unusual in our part of the world.
What was unusual...he was talking on his cell phone and not really paying attention to the road, as evidenced by his swerving around!
Kevin
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Besides what feels like 1000 other things going on at the shop today....
Got my zerk fittings in...
...going to be installing on my primary case for the shifter shaft. Used to have these on all my bikes, but in the last 10 years or so have not, nor have I felt the need.
However, on current '14 TG it is getting a bit loose. Not sure why, but going to fix it.
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On another note, we have been using our 3D printer, most everyday, since March 2017.
We had our first mishap over the weekend.
The "hot end", what I would call the printer head, ran into (repeatedly) some plastic that had come loose from the base. Ended up making a melted mess on the hot end.
We're going to try and clean it...if we can't get it cleaned up, we already have a replacement on the way.
Thought you might be interested in a few other pics....
...interesting to see that big sections of the 3D printer were Made With a 3D Printer-
Got my zerk fittings in...
...going to be installing on my primary case for the shifter shaft. Used to have these on all my bikes, but in the last 10 years or so have not, nor have I felt the need.
However, on current '14 TG it is getting a bit loose. Not sure why, but going to fix it.
***************
On another note, we have been using our 3D printer, most everyday, since March 2017.
We had our first mishap over the weekend.
The "hot end", what I would call the printer head, ran into (repeatedly) some plastic that had come loose from the base. Ended up making a melted mess on the hot end.
We're going to try and clean it...if we can't get it cleaned up, we already have a replacement on the way.
Thought you might be interested in a few other pics....
...interesting to see that big sections of the 3D printer were Made With a 3D Printer-
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It got into the lower 60's here yesterday, so figured it would be a good day to stock up. Rode the Heritage to the store for bread, eggs and milk. Then rode to the store for cereal, veggies and meat. Then rode to the store for bacon, cheese and misc. Then rode to the store for smokes and a 6er. I don't understand why people complain about grocery shopping.
Been house bound 7 days, some kind of bug, out of milk, craving something carbonated, 45 degrees, had to get out of the house. Loaded a pocket with kleenexes, took the fast 3 wheeler 'cause that has the best wind protection. Got lost on the way home, of course and got the scoot dirty. Ain't the first time I got lost in that 3 miles to the grocery store.
Fingers were feeling a bit cool on the tips by the time I got home, temp dropping with the sun going down, but damn, that felt good. And I'm breathing better right now than I have all week. Now if my shoulder would quit aching after that overhead house wiring project yesterday...