Posers' Coffee House, All Bullshit Accepted, Part VI
#751
03-11-2014, 07:24 AM
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Yup. A good run of bad luck i guess. Now I can save up for suspension upgrades and other stuff. Looking forward to my ride to Washington this summer!
#755
03-11-2014, 09:40 AM
You thought you were pretty cute when you started this, game, with me.
And now you have grown tired of it?
And now you have grown tired of it?
#756
03-11-2014, 09:40 AM
And the king of, "Chit Disturbers", does not want his chit disturbed?
Loves to dish it out but can't take it.
Loves to dish it out but can't take it.
#757
03-11-2014, 10:16 AM
#758
03-11-2014, 10:33 AM
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These bodies can do pretty good up to 50-55 if ya use the right kind of gas. And don't mess up the back. 'Course, damn near everyone of us messes up the back before then...
#759
03-11-2014, 10:41 AM
Where were you 3 years ago when these two ****** started this crap with me after, at their request, I led them up & over Trail Ridge Road & provided them with camping at Shadow Mountain Lake at my expense. (& did so, I might add, while suffering from severe pneumonia, (I couldn't even talk to them due to having lost my voice), because I wanted to keep my word & although I should have been, was not in the hospital). That was July '10 & I was clear thru September shaking the pneumonia. Tell you what Izzo, I was shocked at the way they treated me & so what should I have done? Take that crap? Doesn't seem right to me. <Serious question. Please answer.
#760
03-11-2014, 10:43 AM
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Hi Izzo, haven't seen you here before. Wish it could be under better circumstances.
Hey you posers with better garages than I have, any suggestions for getting a swing arm pivot bolt out that acts like it's welded in? I don't know if it's seized in the swing arm, or the case, or both. Guess I could get the swing arm out if I cut the bolt between the arm and case, but if it's stuck in the case, worried about busting the case knocking it outta there. I've "persuaded" them out before, but never had one stuck like this. I'd think it would tend to seize harder in the steel arm bushings, but I've also seen steel bearings seize in aluminum housings so tight they peeled aluminum coming out. Argh. Ain't gonna do anything more till after a trip to Missouri anyway, but it's gonna be nagging on my mind.
Hey you posers with better garages than I have, any suggestions for getting a swing arm pivot bolt out that acts like it's welded in? I don't know if it's seized in the swing arm, or the case, or both. Guess I could get the swing arm out if I cut the bolt between the arm and case, but if it's stuck in the case, worried about busting the case knocking it outta there. I've "persuaded" them out before, but never had one stuck like this. I'd think it would tend to seize harder in the steel arm bushings, but I've also seen steel bearings seize in aluminum housings so tight they peeled aluminum coming out. Argh. Ain't gonna do anything more till after a trip to Missouri anyway, but it's gonna be nagging on my mind.