TOAK the Thread Of All Knowledge VIII
#8662
02-25-2017, 12:38 PM
Bwahaha! Not sure how I missed this one the first time around.
If this refers to me then I have only one thing to say.
I will not seek, nor will I accept, the nomination of my party for president.
#8663
02-25-2017, 12:54 PM
No offense, if you want a retro chopper, ya really should build as much of it as you can.
I did give some thought to building one but after putting about 30 miles on a buddies hard tail, I bought the WG..Ya call me whoosy.
Al
#8664
02-25-2017, 01:17 PM
Speaking of, rumor has it she/he/it is opposed to Trump, I wonder if she/he/it understands nobody with a brain gives a **** what she/he/it thinks?
No offense, if you want a retro chopper, ya really should build as much of it as you can.
I did give some thought to building one but after putting about 30 miles on a buddies hard tail, I bought the WG..Ya call me whoosy.
Al
No offense, if you want a retro chopper, ya really should build as much of it as you can.
I did give some thought to building one but after putting about 30 miles on a buddies hard tail, I bought the WG..Ya call me whoosy.
Al
Not going to get into anything that might resemble politics here, but yeah I could GAF what Brucelette and that bunch of Hollywood whackadoos lost in their fantasy world think. I have to exist in the real one and it damn sure 'aint all rainbows and cupcakes.
As far as hard tail frames, pretty to look at and hell to ride for any time. Buddy had a knuckle on a Sante frame. It was the most comfortable ridged frame I ever rode and that was only because it had a 240 on the back that absorbed a lot. I'll pass.
#8665
02-25-2017, 01:44 PM
Not going to get into anything that might resemble politics here, but yeah I could GAF what Brucelette and that bunch of Hollywood whackadoos lost in their fantasy world think. I have to exist in the real one and it damn sure 'aint all rainbows and cupcakes.
As far as hard tail frames, pretty to look at and hell to ride for any time. Buddy had a knuckle on a Sante frame. It was the most comfortable ridged frame I ever rode and that was only because it had a 240 on the back that absorbed a lot. I'll pass.
As far as hard tail frames, pretty to look at and hell to ride for any time. Buddy had a knuckle on a Sante frame. It was the most comfortable ridged frame I ever rode and that was only because it had a 240 on the back that absorbed a lot. I'll pass.
Al
#8666
02-25-2017, 01:53 PM
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Got time to kill so I'll post up some pics of my repair.
A little anti seize for next time!
Effing kids need to cut out all that bailing twine!
A little anti seize for next time!
Effing kids need to cut out all that bailing twine!
#8667
02-25-2017, 01:59 PM
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Afternoon fellers.
Pretty good meet. A lot of older stuff there, shovel, pan. One guy had some leather stuff at a great price.
I didn't buy anything except a support shirt and a chili dog. Almost bought a side hack but it just needed too much work.
They might just be tucked up in there somewhere Lou.
Pretty good meet. A lot of older stuff there, shovel, pan. One guy had some leather stuff at a great price.
I didn't buy anything except a support shirt and a chili dog. Almost bought a side hack but it just needed too much work.
They might just be tucked up in there somewhere Lou.
#8668
02-25-2017, 02:19 PM
Nice Lou. I see you guys prefer the nylon baling twine. I hate that stuff. It just never goes away and ends up getting wrapped around any kind of mowing machine. PITA to deal with on a rotary mower..
I have not Larry. Maybe I could get some tips from GenghAl?
This was an older open one that wasn't very fancy to start with and needed a LOT of work. I had no problem walking away from it.
I have not Larry. Maybe I could get some tips from GenghAl?
This was an older open one that wasn't very fancy to start with and needed a LOT of work. I had no problem walking away from it.
#8669
02-25-2017, 02:23 PM
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#8670
02-25-2017, 02:23 PM
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Nice Lou. I see you guys prefer the nylon baling twine. I hate that stuff. It just never goes away and ends up getting wrapped around any kind of mowing machine. PITA to deal with on a rotary mower..
I have not Larry. Maybe I could get some tips from GenghAl?
This was an older open one that wasn't very fancy to start with and needed a LOT of work. I had no problem walking away from it.
I have not Larry. Maybe I could get some tips from GenghAl?
This was an older open one that wasn't very fancy to start with and needed a LOT of work. I had no problem walking away from it.