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As I am a cheap old fart, can you give me a better idea of how much you are looking to get?

Sold!

Bought this a year ago, had it painted, installed the led's and never had the guts to install it. It's been sitting around collecting dust and it needs to go. $200 and shipping.

You still having troubles with your neighbors? I thought the shotgun settled that.

Another bike in your garage would look good. You could start mounting them on the walls like art

Those sure are pretty. Timmy, would you be a special buddy and buy those for me for Christmas?

Bear, with your snow load, you may want to add an additional collar tie at the first rafter in, and add a backup to the outside rafter tie. The snow load over time will push the posts away from each other at the top, and you will see the decorative collar tie joints open up. A large dump of snow from the upper roof could damage the porch roof too.

Ouch!! Was that you without the vaseline?

I know we can work someting out. . . .

Thanks for your input. I will try some messing arund wih the sidestand mount and go from there.

Put the Buell pegs on I and was able to adjust the brake lever all the way up to put it in position. My left foot rests against the sidestand and pushes it away from the shifter. I don't really want to cut, bend and re-weld the sidestand (but if I have to. . .), nor do I want to space it down so it is away from the peg. Any solutions? I like the feel of the lowered pegs, but I think I will put the stockers back on if it takes too much demo work to fix.

I was in a hurry and the maid hadn't showed up yet. . . ..

Two Brothers slip ons with mid pipes and clamps. Very nice shape, no dents, dings or pits. Nice throaty sound. $400 and shipping.

One of our neighboring fire departments used a "bladder" type fuel tank in their river rescue boat. Puyallup Fire in Washington state.

If it doesn't work out shipping to Holland, I'll take the throttlemeister.

OSB will work, and it's heavy duty. Drywall has better fire resistive qualities, especially if you paint and tape. Paint it the brightest white you can. Helps to brighten up a shop that normally has poor lighting. Spend the money and do the insulation.

Most folks change them out when they move into a pre-owned house, then whenever the wife changes decor. I have done remodels on houses with 40 year old toilet seats.