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  • in reply to: Slick bike builds #210400
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    Keymaster

    Good work pn the SL, glad the coil worked out of the box.

    I didn’t realize the engine was semi-stressed, def looks a lot easier to manipulate the frame around the motor.

    Is the motor in the ‘02 poop?

    I just registered and paid transfer tax on my ATV yesterday, a solid $6.50 on my $50 purchase. Honestly, I paid nothing for the ATV, but figured the MTO wouldn’t like that.

    in reply to: Toys-N-Yotas: The Shop #210398
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    Today in The Shop, I finished a tuneup on my buddies Formula STX sled. Was nothing special (his words not mine), but a workhorse around their country property.
    When he picked up the sled, he dropped off a Skidoo Mini Z for a tuneup too. Hopefully a quick turnaround on this machine too, get his boys up and rippin’ around their yard.

    in reply to: My First Land Cruiser #210392
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    Sweet projects!

    How do you plan to lighten your next trailer setup?

    in reply to: Slick bike builds #210391
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    Oh yea, tidy shop has its own sigh of relief.

    Nice Connie setup! I like the bike stand, will that bike be the parts receiver?

    Good luck on the SL tonight.

    in reply to: Toys-N-Yotas: The Shop #210390
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    Sorry there bud, it’s not something I’ve ever done. That paint sounds about right though. My buddy paints his bike exhausts with Tremclad bbq paint and has no complaints. I haven’t run mine through any heat cycles yet.
    I bought the coated ‘EverFinish’ or ‘TruShine’ coated ones for Redee. They still look good after about 2 years, but less than 10k.

    in reply to: New Members!! #210347
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    No facebook here, shut that down a decade ago.

    in reply to: My First Land Cruiser #210336
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    Awesome new toy! I’ve got way more hours plasma cutting than welding under my belt, such a useful tool. Haha better keep it away from the Jet Fuel.

    in reply to: White sr5 4Runner #210331
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    Your truck looks great! Your picture Looks about the same timing as my last camping trip in October.

    How did the AT3’s perform in the snow recently?

    in reply to: My First Land Cruiser #210330
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    Good work on the Jeep!

    Does unburned jet fuel have any significant odour?

    in reply to: Toys-N-Yotas: The Shop #210328
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    Today in The Shop, I removed the entire steering setup on the DR600 (yes I only installed a couple days ago) to install a steering lock. I’m glad that the $16 ebay steering lock for a Suzuki GN125 that looked similar actually fits my bike. I had to tweak the frame of the bike a bit with a pipe wrench, but it would appear as though I’ve returned it to the original intended shape as opposed to bent away at 30 degrees. The steering lock I removed from the bike was in the locked position, so it makes sense as to why the frame is bent there.

    Oh, I also stripped the old bars of the controls, and transferred most onto the Renthals I bought few months ago. I still have to drill a 1/8” anti-rotation hole for the horn/turn signal/headlight combo switch. Once stripped, it was easy to see that the old steel bars are bent a little at each end, good enough for the scrap pile.

    in reply to: Toys-N-Yotas: The Shop #210311
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    Nothing new in The Shop, but I have won a couple important battles vs the DR600.

    1: Tires. Decided on Pirelli MT21, pretty much a street-legal knobby. Not much for tread life (apparently), but predictable once you leave the pavement, where I intend to spend my time. Just waiting for the Front tire to come in stock @ FortNine.

    2: Air Filter. Since no online catalog lists my bike exactly, I’ve been using a similar bike as reference. The main difference is the carb & airbox (air filter). Anyways, finally stumbled across the Twin Air 153600, which states my bike exactly in the application chart. FortNine carries it for $37. Win.

    Plan for this week is to give a half-assed spritz of paint on the engine side covers, and put it in the frame. Hopefully that’ll break the rut of inactivity lately.

    in reply to: Toys-N-Yotas: The Shop #210309
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    That “when to quit” time is always tough, made worse when there’s a fondness towards the machine. Alternatively, made easier when I hate the machine haha. Had a Bombardier ATV (pictured below) I despised, that brute couldn’t go away fast enough. All the parts were expensive, and tons of surprise broken shit ate ALL my profit.

    in reply to: Slick bike builds #210308
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    Both sound like fun projects, hardly any parts needed to buy for the Connies.
    Did you ever sort out your drag strip woes?

    in reply to: My First Land Cruiser #210307
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    Wow that’s an ugly grille, emphasized by the Massey Fergussen. Pretty awful combination. Putting reliability (and terrible customization) aside, A 2-door wrangler is cool, but I can’t understand how they sell so many at $30k before tax for bottom trim Sport model. Had the displeasure of waiting around a Chrysler dealership for a couple hours ago. All the Grand Cherokee’s were locked.

    Good luck on the flip! Already looking better bud!!

    in reply to: My First Land Cruiser #210294
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    Better cash in on that stroke of luck!

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