TOAK, The Thread of All Knowledge Part XIII
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That's on any kind of bike.
Quick question....anyone have any experience with the inflatable post op collars for a big dog ? Dread having to use the hard plastic cone ones. They're for the dog not for me.
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rocket23 (01-07-2022)
I have used an inflatable collar for my large Golden Roy. They are so much better than the plastic cones! The one I've used is the "ZenCollar". Your dog will be more comfortable and can see. You can inflate them to varying degrees, his didn't need to be at max air pressure. Good luck. KW
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Juan L (01-07-2022)
Besides that they do do what they are intended for.
Yeah, can't explain why I'm so reluctant to get rid of it when I have two other hacks that are much better in about every way. Harley - comfort and power, Honda - more power and a lot better handling. Going to have to replace lifters on the Harley before I can use it again, tapping pretty good, but the Honda ran fine last summer. The kick starter and reverse gear have sure come in handy on the Ural, though. If Urals had north of 50hp and geared for 75 mph cruising, they'd be a real contender in the sidecar business, but 35hp and realistic top cruise of around 55, that really limits them. Just keep saying, "Rabbit hole!", "Rabbit hole!".
About ready to leave the circus for today. Non-stop fun.....
Then over to Dad's who is still taking therapy at the hospital. Tuesday we have an in-home evaluation to determine with medical staff if he can return home.
It is.....what it is.
Then over to Dad's who is still taking therapy at the hospital. Tuesday we have an in-home evaluation to determine with medical staff if he can return home.
It is.....what it is.
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