Posers' Coffee House, All Bullshit Accepted, Part VI
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Been out mosta the day, gonna relax a bit. It's nekkid weather out there, don't even need clothes it's so nice. Most folks have at least shorts & t-shirt, though, ain't seen any Mennysotan nudests.
Which bike to get runnin first, hack, glide, daughter's Honda... so many decisions. Battree in the 1200 is first step, hook it up and ride away. Rest will need some time on the jack. Gotta set up the tire changer, too, 4 tire changes and a tube replacement to do. Hope I don't spend more time wrenching than riding this year. Lessee, got 2 starters, 8 carbs, 1 alternator, buncha wiring on 3 bikes, 2 clutches, 1 transmission, 1 stator, 1 fork rebuild/mod, set of engine mounts, bit a welding, and a lotta painting to do on these old bikes, besides the wheels. Ain't gonna be bored. If I wus gonna make a keeper out of it, I'd do a bunch of mods to the Ural, but decided I'd like a hack enough to spend some money for a better rig; watching Craig's List for either a newer 750 Ural with disk brakes, or a car I could hang on the older sporty (just a sidecar cost than my old Ural rig). Older sporty would easily outdo any Ural, 'cept off road; ain't worried about that. Why did I ever buy a house with such a small garage...
Which bike to get runnin first, hack, glide, daughter's Honda... so many decisions. Battree in the 1200 is first step, hook it up and ride away. Rest will need some time on the jack. Gotta set up the tire changer, too, 4 tire changes and a tube replacement to do. Hope I don't spend more time wrenching than riding this year. Lessee, got 2 starters, 8 carbs, 1 alternator, buncha wiring on 3 bikes, 2 clutches, 1 transmission, 1 stator, 1 fork rebuild/mod, set of engine mounts, bit a welding, and a lotta painting to do on these old bikes, besides the wheels. Ain't gonna be bored. If I wus gonna make a keeper out of it, I'd do a bunch of mods to the Ural, but decided I'd like a hack enough to spend some money for a better rig; watching Craig's List for either a newer 750 Ural with disk brakes, or a car I could hang on the older sporty (just a sidecar cost than my old Ural rig). Older sporty would easily outdo any Ural, 'cept off road; ain't worried about that. Why did I ever buy a house with such a small garage...
03-14-2015, 04:25 PM
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Been out mosta the day, gonna relax a bit. It's nekkid weather out there, don't even need clothes it's so nice. Most folks have at least shorts & t-shirt, though, ain't seen any Mennysotan nudests.
Which bike to get runnin first, hack, glide, daughter's Honda... so many decisions. Battree in the 1200 is first step, hook it up and ride away. Rest will need some time on the jack. Gotta set up the tire changer, too, 4 tire changes and a tube replacement to do. Hope I don't spend more time wrenching than riding this year. Lessee, got 2 starters, 8 carbs, 1 alternator, buncha wiring on 3 bikes, 2 clutches, 1 transmission, 1 stator, 1 fork rebuild/mod, set of engine mounts, bit a welding, and a lotta painting to do on these old bikes, besides the wheels. Ain't gonna be bored. If I wus gonna make a keeper out of it, I'd do a bunch of mods to the Ural, but decided I'd like a hack enough to spend some money for a better rig; watching Craig's List for either a newer 750 Ural with disk brakes, or a car I could hang on the older sporty (just a sidecar cost than my old Ural rig). Older sporty would easily outdo any Ural, 'cept off road; ain't worried about that. Why did I ever buy a house with such a small garage...
Which bike to get runnin first, hack, glide, daughter's Honda... so many decisions. Battree in the 1200 is first step, hook it up and ride away. Rest will need some time on the jack. Gotta set up the tire changer, too, 4 tire changes and a tube replacement to do. Hope I don't spend more time wrenching than riding this year. Lessee, got 2 starters, 8 carbs, 1 alternator, buncha wiring on 3 bikes, 2 clutches, 1 transmission, 1 stator, 1 fork rebuild/mod, set of engine mounts, bit a welding, and a lotta painting to do on these old bikes, besides the wheels. Ain't gonna be bored. If I wus gonna make a keeper out of it, I'd do a bunch of mods to the Ural, but decided I'd like a hack enough to spend some money for a better rig; watching Craig's List for either a newer 750 Ural with disk brakes, or a car I could hang on the older sporty (just a sidecar cost than my old Ural rig). Older sporty would easily outdo any Ural, 'cept off road; ain't worried about that. Why did I ever buy a house with such a small garage...
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That wouldn't bother me at all. If it was big enough for a bed, toilet, and kitchen, wouldn't need a house.
Supposed to be a two car garage, but I think the builder cheated on the measurements.
Supposed to be a two car garage, but I think the builder cheated on the measurements.
